Fall is upon us..............

........And decor and pumkins are in, in full force. Each day another variety and another size are here. They range from Jack-B-Little to our medium size giants. The colors and textures are a sight to behold. Like our other squash the majority are edible and mighty tasty too.

Decor............

We have yellow, bronze, maroon, and daisy mums that come in a range of shades and sizes. Mini, small or large for all landscape pleasure. We also have some spectacular Autumn Decor for your home to start the Holiday season.......from tall corn stalks, indian corn and gourds to bees wax candles. .

How about those fall fruits!........ They are back again.

Honey Crisp, Galas, and Pears oh my!

The most delicious fruit to tantilize your palate is here.

Don't forget to take a peek into the cooler. We have such great fall items as Apple cider, in all different sizes. While supplies last, we have Concord and Niagra grapes, as well as fresh local figs. And for a real treat we are now carrying Amy's Pumpkin roll with a delectable creme cheese filling, Nogeeshik's pecan pie, Mary Jane's coffee cakes, and My House Cookies large and small pies.

For the cooler nights of the fall we have corn for popping and delicious candied apples.

Starting the first weekend in October we will be offering hay rides on the farm. They will be held on Saturdays' at 3pm and Sundays' at 2pm. The cost of the ride will be $7.50 for those who are riding and for those who who like to stop at the pumpkin patches and pick pumpkins , these will be charged by the pound. Please call and reserve your spot for they go quickly.

CSA for the Week of September 26th is:

1 9oz. Pumkin Butter

1 9oz. Raspberry Butter

1 lb. of green beans

4 bulbs of Garlic

2lb. Sweet Potatoes

1 Red Onion

1 Yellow Onion

2 lbs. of Gourds

1 qt of Tomatoes

2 #1 Tomatoes

2 #2 Tomatoes

6 ears of Corn

1 Jack-o-Lantern pumpkin

Neither Wind, nor Rain or Hurricane...............

........will slow us down. Irene tried to ........but was not very successful. Sunday the 28th Irene helped the Brandywine Creek into SIW and manage to leave a layer of mud everywhere. With the help of a great crew, they rose to the occassion on Monday, and assembled a tent out in the parking lot to be able to service our customers while the clean-up began. We were back in the stand by Tuesday and back to full service by Wednesday.

This week we are battling the rain once again. We have plenty of corn, tomatoes, squash and zucchini. Our cooler is full with Claudio's fresh mozzarella, pesto, parmigiana, and olives; Di Bruno's various cheeses, Abruzze and Garlic and Herb cheese spreads.....and let's not forget those great Local pies and cookies for dessert.

 

 

CSA for the Week of September 5th:

          6 ears of Corn

          4 bulbs of Garlic

          1 lb. of Green Beans

          1 lb. Squash or Zucchini

          1 Red Onion

          1 White Onion

          1 Red Tomato

          2 #2 Tomatoes

          3 Sunflowers