Sweetcorn, Pumpkins and Gourds
. Local homegrown produce is better for you and the taste is second to none. If you don't see something you like, let us know, maybe we can grow it next year. Also, if you want to be contacted when -sweetcorn, raspberries, tomatoes, pumpkins etc. are ready, leave your name and we will be happy to contact you!
We have the earliest Sweetcorn in the area - usually by the 4th of July.The Sweetcorn we plant is bicolor super-sweet varieties that have a combination of sugars to make it taste sweet (but not too sweet) and a longer tasting window to harvest, store and eat. It remains in a peak state for a longer period of time than other varieties.
Raspberries are fresh picked daily or you can pick-your-own for the ultimate in freshness.
The earliest homegrown tomatoes
not hothouse tomatoes - these really have flavor, usually ready ar
ound June 20. Tomatoes are grown in the ground with a plastic cover over them, allowing earlier ripening, wind, and insect protection without the use of chemicals. This allows us to be able to have a variety with excellent flavor and eating qualities than most early varieties.
New for 2010, Peaches and Apples!
It was planted in 2006, and is coming along better than expected. We have a few peaches on the tree's, and about 400 apple tree's planted with maybe 15% of them with a few apples on now. We will have peaches, and apples for sale on a limited basis in 2009. Along with all of our great produce, keep us in mind also for your peaches and apples too!
