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Produce Selection and Farm Hours
Apples
We have many varieties of apples growing, including Honeycrisp, Zestar, Sweet Sixteen, Harrel Red. Check them out when you come for pumpkins!
Asparagus
$5/lb
Asparagus is often ready before we have anything else. Just call to check on availability and we will try to have some ready for you!
Beans
$4/quart
One of Farmer Greg’s favorite vegetables. I love them steamed with a little salt and butter, or browned in butter, or in soup.
Blueberries
U-Pick: $5.00/pint, $10/quart
We-Pick: $10.00/pint, $20/quart
We have four different varieties of blueberries. This season two varieties have the most berries -Superior and Patriot.
Sweet Corn
$4/dozen
We are trying 2 varieties of sweet corn this year. Ambrosia is a bi-colored early variety. Serendipity has been around for a few years, and is a triple sweet variety that has been extremely popular.
Cherries
We are excited to soon offer cherries! Check out the photo we posted in late April on Instagram. Some of the bush cherries started blooming April 20.
Currants
$5/lb
The red, pink, and white currants are being used for White Pine jams and jellies. Black currants have a unique flavor and are often used for sauces to enhance flavor of pasta and meat dishes.
Ginger
Ginger, a “superfood” was planted in our hoop house in April 25, 2016 and the first ginger started emerging from the ground on June 25, 2016. We are raising more ginger this year and are starting the ginger in a greenhouse to get a jump on typical Wisconsin weather.
Kohlrabi
$1/Kohlrabi
Kohlrabi, which many customers are not familiar with, is in the cabbage family, and Irma makes a great fresh salsa with them. Ask for the recipe when you are here or send us an e-mail request. I like them sliced fresh with a little salt.
Peas - Edible Pea Pods
U-Pick: $3/quart
Pea pods are a perennial favorite in a stir-fry, salad, or just raw. Think about picking some when you come for strawberries!
Peppers
$.50 each
Available in green, orange, red and and yellow. We will have two varieties of green peppers available in 2017!
Plums
We will soon have 2 varieties of plums to offer – Black Ice and Toka. We are looking forward to using plums in some of the preserves.
Pumpkins
Our pumpkins come in all sizes and shapes. Come and get yours right out of the field and think about going through the corn maze that same day. Share photos of your carved or painted pumpkins to our Facebook page or tag us on Instagram!
Raspberries
U-Pick: $5/pint, $10/quart
We-Pick: $7/pint, $14/quart
I love our summer red raspberries. The two varieties we have are Nova and Killarney. They are both great for all you might want to use them for, including fresh eating, jams and jellies, pies and all those other creative uses, including smoothies. Keep us posted on how you use them, and check out how beautiful some of our customer’s photos are on facebook. Our guests love the wagon rides to our larger but more distant patch of summer red raspberries. We also have fall red raspberries, Autumn Britten, Farmer Greg’s favorite.
The black raspberries we have are a variety called Jewel, and they are delicious. They will be available mostly as pre-picked and are a little more expensive since they are not as common to be grown in this area. They are not recommended to be grown this far north, and last winter’s cold temps did more damage than I had hoped for. We still have an acceptable crop and the first berries are large and scrumptious. We will be making jams and jellies out of some of them.
The gold raspberries we have are called Anne. It is a very large berry and very sweet. Anne is a fall raspberry, but a few plants have berries develop earlier and I can share one or two with customers occasionally in mid-summer. They start to produce more near the beginning of August, about the same time our fall red raspberries should start producing.
Rhubarb
$1.50/lb
We make a lot of different jams, but strawberry-rhubarb is the number-one seller. Rhubarb is great as a sauce too. Farmer Greg loves the tartness, so he doesn’t tend to use as much sugar as some people might. We love the sauce on top of vanilla ice cream!
Squash
The Butternut squash is super interesting. It is a tan/bronze color when ripe and often shaped like a bell, with a long neck and a wide base. There are only a limited number of seeds and the skin is very thin, so almost the whole squash is useable. Just cut off the very top and bottom, slice in half, clean out the seeds and pop it in the oven or micro with butter and seasonings and it is great. And if you prefer, the skin is so thin, you can peel if off before you cook it.
Strawberries
U-Pick: $2.25/lb
Pre-Picked: $3.75/lb or $5.00/heaping quart
We will have 6 varieties of strawberries this year. They have different flavors, so we have taste testing before you pick so you can choose the flavor you like best. Anapolis is early, and many customers say that it is the truest strawberry flavor. Honeyoye is an old variety and a common comment is that it is zingy and tangy, so many love it for jam. Some people say Cavendish is the sweetest, but Jewel seemed to be very popular last year. We have two new varieties this year. One is Cabot, which should have a large berry and the other new one is Seascape, which is an everbearing strawberry, and we should have a limited supply throughout the summer. In 2016, we will also have a newer variety called FlavorFest, which is large, plump, and as its name suggests, very flavorful!
Tomatoes
We will have tons of Slicers and Romas ready for you this year. Using Romas in fresh salsas and slicers on hamburgers…it’s just hard to beat!
Turmeric
This heat-loving plant is known for its health benefits, often helping with inflammation. Turmeric is used a lot in India, where curry gets its zing!
Watermelon
We will have small, personal-sized watermelon this year! Most will be around five pounds. And if you are out for the corn maze, pumpkins, or red or gold raspberries, think about a watermelon. You can eat it here with your picnic or do what our neighbor did. He carved the top off like a pumpkin, took the fruit out as balls and then carved the watermelon like a pumpkin!