We have held off saying anything about our tomatoes. We have been harvesting a few here and there for a few weeks, but the supply did not warrant getting all of you excited about it. The unusually cold April followed by an unusually warm May, combined with a particularly dry spring overall has been the cause for our tomatoes being late.
Well, tomatoes are officially for sale here at High-Fence Farm. We don’t know how long they will last, so you better get a move on. Pictured here are the slicing tomatoes, but we have salad and cherry tomatoes as well. If you are looking for a paste tomato, we didn’t grow any this year. Paste tomatoes have not done well for us in the past years, being susceptible to fungal diseases more than the other types we grow.
Don’t forget we also have:
- Okra
- Peppers of all kinds
- Yellow Squash
- Zucchini
Soon but not yet:
- Cowpeas
- Snap Beans
- Pickling Cucumbers
- Cantaloupe
- Cooking Pumpkins (not those silly, useless Jack-o-lanterns)
- Winter Squash- Butternut, Spaghetti, Baby Hubbard, Honeyboat Delicata (the little striped ones)
Come see us, but call ahead to make sure we have what you need and you find us here. Stay tuned.