For sale at the Farm

Maryellen has actually had some inquiries about stuff we are selling on the porch. She said that I should list what we are selling here on the site.

If I was better at my HTML code, I could do this in a more professional manner. But I am not very good at coding stuff, so here goes.

Cantaloupe

Charentais
Delicious 51
Minnesota Midget
Prescott Fond Blanc
Sweetie #6

Watermelon

Golden Midget Watermelon
Moon and Stars
Orangelo
Sangria

Tomatoes

Sungold Cherry
Peacevine Cherry
Heirloom
non-Heirloom beefsteak

And here is a description of the different varieties:

Cantaloupes

Charentais: From France, where these melons are extremely popular. Very sweet and tasty orange flesh. One of our favorites!

Delicious 51: Bigger, standard orange fleshed cantaloupe.

Minnesota Midget: Very small, baseball sized, orange flesh, heirloom cantaloupe. Should turn yellow when ripe.

Prescott Fond Blanc: A French heirloom orange flesh, cantaloupe variety. One of the ugliest, yet best tasting, melons in the world.

Sweetie #6: Orange and green flesh. Very, very sweet.

Watermelon

Golden Midget: Yellow skin, red flesh, heirloom watermelon.

Moon and Stars: Another heirloom variety, splashed with yellow moons and star shapes. Dark pink flesh with a slight citrus taste.

Orangelo: A heirloom variety that has bright orange flesh. It is normal for these melons to have some cracking of the flesh on the inside.

Sangria: Red flesh, very sweet. A good standard watermelon.

Tomatoes

Sungold Cherry: Orange. Simply the best tasting cherry tomato on the planet.

Peacevine Cherry: Red. Grape-like. Very tasty.

Heirlooms: We mostly have Brandywine and Rose de Berne, both red-pink and very tomatoey. We have Pruden's Purple, but something is not right with them, and we will not have many.

non-Heirloom beefsteak: We grow Buffalo tomatoes, which are about baseball size and one of best regular tomatoes out there.

Note: We don't have everything on the list at all times. For example, we will almost always have Sungold cherry tomatoes, but the Moon and Stars watermelons have not come in at all yet. Plus, I am willing to bet that we will get cleaned out of melons tomorrow at market, so there may not be much tomorrow afternoon.

Plus, in another 4 weeks or so, we will have more winter squash than you can shake a stick at. (I have never really understood that expression, but, barring a tornado or something, we will have a lot of squash).

If you are thinking of coming by and want something in particular, call us at 592-3349.