What’s In The Box? June 14-20
Father’s Day Cookout Fire up the barbecue and gather round to celebrate dear old dad this week with a summery menu highlighted by our smoky housemade beans and locally-made BBQ
What’s In The Box? June 7-13
Spring Picnic The pleasant days of early June practically beg for a lazy, leisurely picnic packed with farm-fresh produce such as sun-ripened cherry tomatoes and favorite bites like baby red
What’s In The Box? May 31 – June 5
Spring Supper As temperatures warm and sunlight continues to grace our wooded enclave, spring has reached the pinnacle as it begins the transition into glorious summer. Thus, this week’s box
What’s In The Box? May 24-30
Forager’s Delight From the season’s first fiddleheads to pretty pink radishes, spring produce continues to abound, both in the garden and foraged from the wild. Thus, this week’s box sings
What’s In The Box? May 17-23
Fresh Flavors Crisp and crunchy, verdant and vivacious, the flavors of spring are freshening up this week’s lineup with such ingredients as asparagus, French tarragon, Little Gem lettuce and microgreens.
What’s In The Box? May 10-16
Glorious May The May sunshine is out, and the crops are ripening apace – get set for some new spring arrivals in your box! This week’s lineup truly does celebrate
What’s In The Box? April 26-May 2
Spring in Swing The arrival of May on Tuesday means spring truly is in full swing as we are daily reminded thanks to recent warm days and the various crops
What’s In The Box? April 19-25
A Taste of Home With seasonal produce like radishes, sugar snap peas and purple sprouting broccoli, plus our signature chicken stock and housemade apricot jam, this week’s lineup not only
What’s In The Box? April 12-18
Spring Color Starring a beautiful roasted carrot and ginger soup, this week’s delivery fittingly celebrates the season’s most colorful offerings, from ruby-red rhubarb and bright green asparagus to baby red
What’s In The Box? April 5-11
Signs of Spring Though our days continue to be drippy, the gardens are finally beginning to show signs of new life as the first of the shelling peas, mint and