at South Street
Three produce vendors (and a baker) brought summer fruit to South Street at its weekly farmers' market today.
Taproot Farm (photo left), Beechwood Orchard (below) and Livengood's offered just about anything you'd want, from tomatoes to tree fruit to root veggies.
Hakurei turnips are an early variety, and a reminder that summer doesn't last forever. Taproot was selling bunches for $2 apiece of these small, white veggies. Small red beets were the same price. Taproot's field tomatoes were $5/quart, while Sungolds were $4/pint, mixed color and size tomatoes $6/quart.
Over at Earl Livengood's I picked up a pint of blackberries ($3.95 and both Brandywine ($4.50/pound) and red cherry tomatoes ($2.50 for a half-pint). Earl's corn was four ears for $2.50, and both yellow and green stringbeans were $3.95/quart (about a pound). Next week, expect Sam Consylman to sell his Raritan Rose peaches at Earl's stall.
See yesterday's Headhouse post for the Beechwood Orchard details. The baker at South Street, as always, was Big Sky.
1 comment:
If you want the best peaches, go to rittenhouse on Saturday's. Fahnestock's have good fruit and they charge a fair price - $ 1.75 for peaches apples or tomatoes. I know because I'm the one selling it. $2.50 a pound is not a fair price for local tree fruit!
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