Pick Your Own Veggies & Herbs

Various options and availability throughout the season

Pick-Your-Own crops are a major component of both Full and Small CSA shares, and your designated amounts may be picked any time during the week that the farmstand is open. Members often enjoy coming back to the farm, separate from their regular share pick-up, to harvest with family members. If you're interested in Pick-Your-Own but aren't a CSA member, just stop by the farmstand to see what's available, and we'll get you started.
PYO Details
  • Price included in CSA Membership
  • Available to public: PYO Veggies are sold by the pint and quart, and herbs are priced by the stem
  • Veggies change in availability as the season progresses, starting with peas and beans and then cherry tomatoes
  • Herbs vary throughout the season - please check in with the Farmstand for details about what's available and where to pick!
PYO Tips:
  • Wait until cherry tomatoes are nice and ripe to pick (they do not continue to ripen)
  • Husk Cherries are ripe and ready to eat when their papery husks turn from green to beige
  • Avoid glassy or shiny pea pods (they are over-mature)
  • Stick to smooth green bean pods (over-mature pods have swollen beans inside)
  • Wear gloves when picking spicy peppers and don't rub your eyes!

Available throughout the season:

PEAS

  • Available for a limited time in June.
  • CSA members typically may pick a pint or more, depending on share type and availability.
  • We grow sugar snap, snow, and shelling peas.

BUSH BEANS

  • Available starting in early July, supply varies throughout the season.
  • CSA members typically may pick a quart or pint per week, depending on share type and availability.
  • We grow several different varieties of bush beans, with a variety of colors.

CHERRY TOMATOES

  • Available starting in late July/early August.
  • CSA members typically may pick a quart or pint per week, depending on share type and availability.
  • We grow over ten varieties of cherry tomatoes, with different colors, shapes, and sizes.

HOT PEPPERS

  • Jalapeno
  • Habenero
  • Shishito
  • Chili
  • & more!

We sometimes grow husk cherries, tomatillos, and other less common crops in our Pick-Your-Own gardens.