The weather is changing to cool and breezy. The air is fresh again, and Harvest Home Farmer’s Markets are filled with vibrant produce, including carrots, broccoli, peppers, corn, squash, and ripe tomatoes!
It’s starting to get cooler! Fall is coming: you can use the oven again! Most importantly, the best of summer crops are in our Harvest Home Farmers’ Markets.
Grilling isn’t just for meat. It makes veggies mouthwateringly irresistible! Grab zucchini, summer squash, eggplant, corn on the cob, peppers, onions, carrots, mushrooms, and even lettuce at a Harvest Home Farmers’ Market.
Our Harvest Home Farmer’s Markets are filled with fresh vegetables and fruits straight from local farmers’ fields.
Our Harvest Home Farmers’ Markets are open and overflowing with FRESH fruits and veggies that make you hungry just thinking about them: juicy, red strawberries, crunchy sugar snap peas, crisp radishes, plump asparagus, lots of greens like velvety spinach, crisp Swiss Chard, Kale, and different kinds of lettuce. Ripened in the field, freshly picked, our produce comes straight from a nearby farm directly to our markets.
Have an unforgettable Thanksgiving dinner with the help of Harvest Home. Our farmers markets are loaded with fresh fruits and vegetables that will give your dinner festive colors, delightful taste, and a bit of healthy goodness. Although we all have our favorite Thanksgiving side dishes, it’s nice to add something new to the table. Here are some time-saving ideas you might like.
Fall is coming to an end and the Harvest Home markets are closing on November 23rd. Stock up now on fresh picked, locally grown fruits and vegetables. Buying extra vegetables now means better quality and healthier vegetables for the weeks ahead. You will save money while using your WIC checks, SNAP, or OTC card at the markets.
It’s Pumpkin time. Our Harvest Home markets has dozens of sizes and shapes. Some are just for carving; some are delicious in muffins, bread, or pancakes. Pumpkin adds flavor to smoothies, soups or makes a mouth-watering meal (see recipes). It’s nutritiously rich, high in fiber and low in calories. Its nutrients are good for your eyes and skin and can help improve your blood pressure.
