Friday, June 14, had a large turnout and a good variety of produce. We had burgundy beans and black raspberries special today. Prices were solid and produce is picking up a bit – though we’re still waiting on the field crops to really get going. Our next sale will be Tuesday, June 18, at 10am.

Tuesday, June 11, was a warm, sunny day. Produce was still limited. Turnout was good and prices were up. We saw our first pecks of green beans at sale today. Our next sale is Friday, June 14 at 10am.

Friday, June 7, we had a great turnout and a good variety of produce. We had our first summer squash of the year, along with beets, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, pickles, cucumbers, peas, red potatoes, two varieties of tomatoes, zucchini and more. Our next sale is Tuesday, June 11 at 10 am and I expect an

Tuesday, June 4, was a beautiful, sunny day. The crops have been loving the sunny weather and produce is starting to really come in! We had new additions of seedless cucumbers, broccoli, cauliflower, and kohlrabi. We had a definite increase in boxes of tomatoes, more strawberries and an uptick in zucchini and cabbages, as well.

Friday, May 31, was a beautiful, dry day. Our turnout was great! Product quantity is at the lull point between flowers and when produce really gets going, but we expect that to change this next week. We had a strong quantity of strawberries today and the tomatoes and zucchini are definitely increasing. We even had

Tuesday, May 28, was a beautiful day. We had our first zucchini of the season, along with a strong quantity of strawberries and an increase in boxes of tomatoes. We’ll continue to have hanging baskets and bedding plants (vegetable and flowers) through the rest of this week – and possibly next Tuesday. Get them while

Friday, May 24, started out cloudy and cool, but quickly warmed up as the sun came up. The flower selection was beautiful. I’m told this was our last large sale of flowers, however there will still be hanging baskets and flats of flowers available at Tuesday’s sale. We’re expecting at least 50 hanging baskets and

Tuesday, May 21, was a gloomy day with severe thunderstorm warnings looming. Still, we had beautiful flowers to help lighten the day and a good first crop of strawberries. We continue to see a variety of bedding plants and early crop edibles, as well. Our next sale will be Friday, May 24, starting at 10am.

Friday, May 17, was a beautiful, sunny day and the sale floor was packed with flowers, bedding plants and edibles. We had our first of the season strawberries and full boxes of ripe tomatoes, as well as a goodly amount of rhubarb, radishes and green onions. Our next sale will be Tuesday, May 21 at

Tuesday, May 14, was a wet, chilly day. Still, our attendance was solid, considering. Our amount of produce/flowers was still lower than usual. Prices were pretty solid. Our next sale will be Friday, May 17, starting at 10 am. I’ve been told there’s a good chance we’ll have red tomatoes and ripe strawberries at this