Acorn Squash (each)
$2.00Acorn squash, priced each. Keeps a month or more on the counter. Roast cut-side down, then finish with butter and a little brown sugar.
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Acorn squash, priced each. Keeps a month or more on the counter. Roast cut-side down, then finish with butter and a little brown sugar.

Butternut squash, priced each. Sweet, dense, and keeps for months on the counter. Halve it, bake it with butter — savory or sweet, your call.


Out of season — back next summer.
By the pound — great for sauce and canning. Final weight confirmed at delivery.


Out of season — back next summer.
Crisp cucumbers by the pound. Final weight confirmed at delivery.

Out of season — back next summer.
Fresh eggplant by the pound. Final weight confirmed at delivery.


Seed-quality German hardneck — big cloves, real bite. One clove does the work of two of the grocery-store stuff.

Out of season — back next summer.
Fresh green beans by the pound. Final weight confirmed at delivery.


Keuka Gold potatoes, $1 a pound — a New York yellow potato with a buttery flesh that holds up anywhere. Locally grown and sourced.

Red potatoes, 75 cents a pound. Thin skins, no peeling — boil, smash, or roast. Locally grown and sourced.

Out of season — back next summer.
Meaty romas by the pound. Final weight confirmed at delivery.


Big ones — most run well over four pounds. One flat price, not by the pound like the grocery store, so the bigger the squash, the better the deal. Locally grown and sourced.