Today's Vegetables
All of our produce is 100% certified organic.
Arugula, Baby
Avocado
Beets, Red
Bok Choy, Baby
Broccoli, Crowns
Brussels Sprout
Cabbage, Green, LOCAL
Cabbage, Red, LOCAL
Carrots, Orange 1 lb or 2 lb
Celery
Cilantro
Cucumber, Regular, LOCAL
Garlic
Ginger
Kale, LOCAL (Huge & Curly)
Lettuce, Green Leaf, LOCAL
Lettuce, Romaine, LOCAL
Mushroom, White
Onion, Green (Scallion)
Onion, Red
Onion, Sweet, Jumbo
Onion, Yellow
Parsley, Flat (Italian)
Peppers, Anaheim, LOCAL
Peppers, Red
Potato, Red
Potato, Russet
Potato, Yukon Gold
Radish, Red
Shallots
Spinach, Baby
Spring Mix (Mesclun)
Squash, Acorn
Squash, Delicata
Squash, Kabocha
Tomato, Beefsteak, Red, Medium to Large size
Tomato, Grape, Red
Yams (Sweet Potato)
Zucchini, LOCAL
FROZEN:
Corn
Mixed Vegetable (Carrot, Cauliflower, Broccoli)
Peas
Spinach
Today's Fruit
All of our produce is 100% certified organic.
Apple, Braeburn
Apple, Diva
Apple, Fuji
Apple, Gala
Apple, Honeycrisp
Apple, Pink Lady
Bananas
Berry, Blackberries
Berry, Blueberries
Berry, Strawberries
Grapes, Green Seedless
Grapes, Red Seedless
Grapefruit, White
Honeydew, Medium to Large
Kiwi
Lemons, Large, New
Limes
Mango (Red/Green)
Nectarines, Yellow, Large, Top Pick
Oranges, Valencia
Peaches, White
Peaches, Yellow
Pears, Green Bartlett
Pears, Brown Bosc
Pineapple
Pluot, Dapple Dandy - 75% Plum / 25% Apricot = 100% Delicious
Watermelon, Seedless, Mini
FROZEN:
Blueberries
Raspberries
Strawberries
If you don't see what you are looking for please ask -- as we are checking to see what is available every day from our wholesalers.
Organic produce is a smaller yield & thus has varying availability.
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Produce News
Vegetables going Loco I mean Local:
Cabbage, Green
Cabbage, Red
Cucumber
Kale, Curly
Lettuce, Green Leaf
Lettuce, Romaine
Peppers, Anaheim
Zucchini
Grapes:
When I think of grapes I often think of summer, but the truth of grapes is they don't get great until September. Both red and green seedless grapes are excellent right now and will continue to become even better as the seasons change.
Pluots:
There are many different varieties of pluots, but my favorite has to be the Dapple Dandy.
It is the fruit's spotted appearance and mottled skin coloring that won it the moniker of "Dinosaur Egg." The flesh of the Dapple Dandy Pluot is juicy, firm and unexpectedly lovely with an intense reddish pink hue that fades to a pale pink near its solitary pit.
Diva Apples:
This new variety out of New Zealand and is beautiful in its red color. The apples are crisp with a good amount of juice. The have a light taste that is 100% the apple flavor you remember from childhood.