July 20th - We have closed the fields for 2009. Thank you for a great season and we hope to see you in 2010. Tell your family and friends about us so they'll be ready for the 2010 season.
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July 7th - Well Mr. Charlie has decided there's enough left in the field to stay open a few more days. The recent rains have revived the fields enough to stay open to Saturday, July 18th. We'll have tomatoes, peas, and okra for you to pick. There is a good supply of okra now. We also have a good supply of tomatoes already picked for you. So take advantage of these extra days and get your last taste of summer before it is too late!
We still have those delicious watermelons and cantaloupes for you to purchase also.
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June 29th - The last day has been set for July 4th at noon. Until then you can pick slicing and roma tomatoes, bell pepper, specialty pepper, peas, and eggplant. You can pick okra on Monday, Wednesday and Friday this week. We expect to have cantaloupe and watermelon the remainder of the week also.
We no longer have sweet corn, snap beans pole beans, speckled & green butter beans, slicing & pickling cucumbers, onions, squash, zucchini and red potatoes.
Thank you to all of you who have visited us this year. We hope you were pleased and will tell your family and friends about us.
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June 22nd - It hot here but we still have lots of tomatoes for you to pick. We also have pole beans, speckled butter beans, green butter beans, eggplant, bell pepper, specialty peppers, bi-color sweet corn, and roma tomatoes. The okra is ready, but can only be picked on Monday, Wednesday & Friday.
Now there are limited quantities of snap beans, slicing cucumbers and pickling cucumbers. This will be the last week for bi-color corn. You can no longer harvest yellow & white sweet corn, onions, potoatoes, and squash.
Due to the extreme heat, we expect to close the fields a few days earlier this year. In years past we have been open until mid-July but do not expect to this year. However, it is still too soon to set the last date yet.
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June 16th - These summer days are getting hot, so be safe when you come to pick. We still have lots for you to pick. You'll still find snap beans, pole beans, speckled butter beans, green, butter beans, bi-color sweet corn, slicing cucumbers, pickling cucumbers, eggplant, bell pepper, pink-eye purple-hull peas, zipper peas, specialty peppers, sunflowers, slicing tomatoes, roma tomatoes, and zucchini. You can also pick okra on Monday, Wednesday and Friday each week.
We have watermelons and cantaloupe already picked for you to take home. How about a cool slice of fresh watermelon on these hot summer days?
Note there are limited quantities of yellow sweet corn, white sweet corn, onions, red potaotes, and squash for you to pick in the field.
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June 11th - We still have lots of your summer favorites available for you to pick. You'll find snap beans, pole beans, speckled butter beans, green, butter beans, bi-color sweet corn, slicing cucumbers, pickling cucumbers, eggplant sweet onions, bell pepper, pink-eye purple-hull peas, specialty peppers, sunflowers, slicing tomatoes, roma tomatoes, and zucchini. You can also pick okra on Monday, Wednesday and Friday each week.
Please note we have not set the date for harvesting zipper peas. Also there are limited quantities of yellow sweet corn, white sweet corn, red potaotes, and squash for you to pick in the field.
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June 3rd - So many of you have visited our farm since we opened on Saturday. We hope you enjoyed your visit and you will tell your family and friends about our farm. If you haven't visited our farm then what are you waiting for?
Mr. Charlie says there are lots of slicing tomatoes, roma tomatoes, bell peppers, specialty peppers, snap beans, pole beans, slicing cucumbers, pickling cucumbers, eggplant, sweet onions, sunflowers, and zucchini for you to pick now. We are currently selling cabbage and cantaloupes already picked for you. The okra is ready for you to pick but only on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
You can still find yellow sweet corn, and we'll have bi-color sweet corn beginning Saturday June 6th. Also on Saturday you can start picking the speckled butter beans, green butter beans and pink-eye purple hull peas. We expect to have watermelons already picked for you on Saturday.
We have not set the harvest date for the white sweet corn or the zipper peas.
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May 29th - Opening day is almost here! Are you ready for a sandwich with a fresh home-grown tomato? Come ready to pick lots of tomatoes and your other summer favorites!
We'll have the following tomorrow: Snap Beans, Pole Beans, Cabbage, Cantaloupe, Yellow Corn, Slicing Cucumbers, Pickling Cucumbers, Eggplant, Sweet Onions, Okra, Red Potatoes, Bell Pepper, Specialty Pepper, Sunflowers, Yellow Squash, Slicing Tomatoes, Roma Tomatoes & Zucchini.
We are not yet able to determine the harvest dates of the following: Specled & Green Butter Beans, White & Bi-Color Corn, Pink-eye Purple Hull Peas, Zipper Peas & Watermelons.
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May 20th - Presently we expect the following to be ready on opening day, May 30th: Snap Beans, Cabbage, Cantaloupe, Yellow Corn, Slicing Cucumbers, Pickling Cucumbers, Sweet Onions, Okra, Red Potatoes, Bell Pepper, Specialty Pepper, Sunflowers, Yellow Squash, Slicing Tomatoes, Roma Tomatoes & Zucchini.
We are not yet able to determine the harvest dates of the following: Specled & Green Butter Beans, Pole Beans, White & Bi-Color Corn, Eggplant, Pink-eye Purple Hull Peas, Zipper Peas & Watermelons.
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May 11th - The opening date will be May 30! However, it is still too early to predict which crops will be ready on that date.
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May 6th - Here are some snapshots taken today. The crops are growing due to our warm May days. However, we still have not set the opening date. We should be able to set the date within the next week. Continue to watch this website for the opening date.
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April 20th - Spring is here and all your favorite crops have been planted for you to pick soon! Once again we have around 100 acres of vegetables just for you and your family. We are expecting to open in late May or early June.
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