homegrown produce
Fresh, Local, Delicious!
We proudly offer an array of farm-fresh vegetables homegrown both in our fields and greenhouses. Our produce is available mid-June through late-December/early January. Bushels can be ordered with at least 24 hours’ notice so that we can pick it fresh for you.
2021 Crops:
| CROP WE GROW | VARIETY | AMOUNT | MONTHS |
| Arugula | Darkita | 5 oz | Sept-Jan |
| Beets | Red, Yellow | 1 bunch | Aug – October |
| Beet greens | Bull’s Blood | 6 oz | Sept-Jan |
| Blueberries | 1 pint | June | |
| Broccoli | Destiny | 1 head | October |
| Cabbage | White | 1 head | July + October |
| Carrots | Harlequin Mix | 1 pound | Oct-Jan |
| Cucumbers | Pickling, Seedless | 1 qt pickles, 2-3 slicers | July-Dec |
| Eggplant | Regular, White, Japanese Long, Sicilian | 1-2 | Aug – October |
| Green Beans | Bush | 1 qt | July – October |
| Herbs | Basil, Cilantro, Dill, Parsley, Marjoram, Oregano, Rosemary, Sage, Thyme | 1 clamshell | July-Dec |
| Kale | Lacinato, Red Curly | 1 bunch | Aug-Jan |
| Lettuce | 5 Star Greenhouse Mix | 1/2 or 1 pound | Sept-Jan |
| Microgreens/sprouts | mild & spicy mix, sunflower, pea tendrils | 2-3 oz | Sept-Jan |
| Peppers | Jalapeno, Poblano, Hot/Sweet Banana, Shishito, Cubanelle, Red/Green Bell | varies | Aug – October |
| Pie Pumpkins | 1 | September | |
| Winter Squash | Acorn, Butternut | 1 | Sept – Dec |
| Spinach | Auroch | 5 oz | Sept-Jan |
| Swiss Chard | Rainbow | 1 bunch | July |
| Tomatoes | Slicers, Heirlooms, Cherry | 1 lb cherry, varies | July-Dec |
|
Zucchini |
2-3 | June – October |
Bedner’s U-Pick produce
2021 Dates:
every Saturday, July 17 – August 28
10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Price: $15 per peck basket (baskets provided)
Take a short walk to our fields to handpick your own fresh vegetables. Availability changes with the season and crop conditions. Crops growing in our u-pick field are beets, cucumber, eggplant, zucchini, peppers, and tomatoes.
Farm Visitor Guidelines
- Remember to wash your hands with soap and water and sign the visitor log before entering the field.
- Visitors should wear closed-toed shoes, long-sleeve shirts, sunscreen, and a hat to protect themselves from the sun.
- Please do your best to wear clean shoes and clothing that have not been worn at other farms the same day — you could unwittingly bring in unwanted visitors!
- Stay on the designated paths and avoid damaging the crops.
- Keep an eye out for insects! They share the fields with us too.
- Please refrain from picking vegetables that have not reached mature size.
- No pets allowed in the fields! Please leave your furry friends at home.
- Please no trash, food, gum, tobacco or spitting in the fields.
- Listen to your farm guide and ask us questions! We’re here to help!
