What We Grow

We have many different kinds of vegetables to sell from late summer until the snow flies. The table below shows what we grow and when it is available in alphabetical order. The dates listed in the season of each vegetable are approximate. Weather conditions each year can cause these dates to vary.

Vegetable	Season	Notes
Beans	Early August until mid September	We have green and yellow beans. Sold in half pound clear plastic bags. If we have an abundance we also sell beans by the peck or half bushel.
Bell Peppers	We have green bell peppers by mid August and we start getting colored bell peppers later in the year. We usually have bell peppers for sale until mid October.	Sold individully, by the half bushel, or by the bushel.
Broccoli	Early September through October	Sold by the head, half bushel, or bushel.
Cabbage	Mid September through December	Cabbage is sold by the head in the market and can be ordered by the bushel (50 lb. bag). We also have red cabbage sold by the head.
Cantaloupe	Early August to mid September	Sold individually at different prices depending on size.
Cauliflower	Early September to late October	Sold by the head
Carrots	Mid September to late October	Sold in quart boxes
Cayenne Peppers	Mid August until frost	Sold individually or by the pound.
Cucumbers	Early August to late September	Sold individually, by the peck, or by the half bushel
Dill	Early August to mid September	Sold individually by the stem
Greens	Late August through October	We have collard and mustard greens sold by the pound.
Gourds (and other fall decorations)	Mid September to early November	Sold individually
Herbs	Early August to mid September	We grow basil, sage, rosemary, thyme, cilantro, and peppermint. These are sold as live plants in a pack of four.
Hungarian Peppers	Mid August to early October	Our Hungarian peppers are a sweet banana type that is not hot. They are sold individually, by the half bushel, or by the bushel.
Jalepeno Peppers	When the market opens in early August through early October	Sold individually, by the pound, or by the half bushel.
Kale	Late August until November	Sold by the pound.
Lettuce	Mid August to early October	We sell individual heads of leaf lettuce, romaine lettuce, and butterhead lettuce.
Napa Cabbage	Early September to mid November	Napa (Chinese) cabbage is sold by the head or in 50 pound boxes.
Onions	Mid August to mid October	Sold by the pound. Our onions are a sweet variety similar to Walla Walla.
Pickling Cucumbers	Early August until late September	Sold individually, by the peck, or by the half bushel.
Potatoes	Early August to mid October	We have red and yellow potatoes and they are sold in quart boxes
Pumpkins	We usually begin bringing pumpkins up for sale at the market by the third week of September.	At the market each pumpkin is priced according to size. We also have pie pumpkins and white pumpkins for sale at the market. In October we have a pick your own pumpkin patch. We sell pumpkins by the bin (about 45 pumpkins) at wholesale prices if they are picked up at the farm.
Squash	Squash is available from mid September through November or while supplies last.	We grow Acorn, Butternut, Buttercup, Dumpling, and Hubbard varieties. Squash is sold by the pound, by the bushel, or by the half bushel.
Sweet Corn	Sweet corn is avialable in late July or early August and runs through about mid September.	Sweet corn is sold by the dozen and can also be ordered by the bushel for eating or for freezing.
Tomatoes	Early August to Early October	Tomatoes are sold by the pound or by the half bushel already picked. Please call ahead to ensure availability. Pick your own tomatoes usually opens around the last week of August.
Watermelon	Early August to mid September	Sold individually at different prices depending on size. We sell seeded and seedless watermelons.
Zucchini and Summer (Yellow) Squash	Available when the market opens in early August until late September	Sold individually.

We also sell vegetable and herb plants out of our greenhouse in the spring. When the market is open we usually sell fruit (blueberries, apples, pears, and plums) from other local farmers depending on what is in season. If you didn't see the kind of vegetable that you are looking for in the above table then let us know - we may not grow it yet, but we like to try new vegetables for customers who want them!