We are excited to offer this Early Girl variety of tomato. Early Girl tomatoes have a rich, sweet, meaty tomato flavor and are often used as sliced tomatoes. This tomato is grow right here on our coastal farm.
The Gypsy variety of Broccoli has a delightful combination of mild bitterness and a subtle sweetness, while the raw florets provide a satisfying crunch. Some describe the taste of this raw broccoli as slightly “earthy” or grassy, adding a nice depth to its flavor. Grown right here on our coastal farm.
What is Broccolini you ask? Broccolini is a member of the cruciferous vegetable family — a cross between broccoli and Chinese kale. It’s a good source of fiber, protein, and minerals like potassium and iron. Eating broccolini may also support heart health and blood sugar control. If you’re curious about broccolini, try lightly roasting it in the oven with cherry tomatoes and tossing it into warm pasta dishes, such as a garlicky penne with cheese.
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We are excited to offer this Caraflex variety of cabbage. It is a sweeter Bantam variety with lettuce-like crunch that has recently found favor among chefs and farmers alike. Mild and sweet, this cabbage is delicious eaten raw, braised in your favorite broth, or caramelized in the oven.
‘Triple Crown Thornless’ blackberries. Sweet and delicious, these berries are great for eating fresh, in pies, and baking. Seeds are smaller than those of wild blackberries. These will disappear so fast, you’ll need more soon! Be sure to refrigerate them for freshness.
Join us on the farm October 12, 2024 for our annual harvest dinner – an evening to remember featuring an amazing meal and special guests artists to warm the heart & soul, and our ever growing community of friends. Please register your family and friends. Learn more about this event here. Please note: as much as we love furry friends,
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