Organic vs Conventional

We grow organically because we don't want to eat pesticides and other nasty chemicals, and most of our customers make a conscious effort to avoid these also. 
Here's an interesting article investigating the benefits of organic food...

http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/04/17/is-organic-better-ask-a-fruit-fly/?src=me&ref=general

Hours for April 23 - 25

Tuesday, April 23  ..... 12-2 pm
Wednesday, April 24  .... 1-3 pm
Thursday, April 25  .... 11-1 pm

Please let me know if other times would work better for you.

B Y O B

To minimize our impact on the environment, please bring in your own bags for your fruit purchases whenever possible.  Many people save their plastic bags for us, but it's amazing how quickly we deplete our supply during mango season.

Current Selection of Mangos

We will be open  9am - noon every Saturday.  Please check for additional hours during the week.


More mango varieties are ripening.   Our selection now includes:

• Cogshall
• Glenn
• Rosa
• Florigon
• Pim Seng Mun
• Quidnau
• Dwarf Hawaiian
• some Bailey's Marvel
• some Haden
• some PPK
• some Stringies.



Dwarf Hawaiian
 

Jaboticaba

Midweek Mangos

I have to work around many commitments this week but if you would like to stop by for mangos today or tomorrow, please leave a message with times which would work out for you... 561-278-7754

A Consequence of a Warm Winter

Again we have the earliest mangos available in the county!

Below are the four varieties which have begun to ripen....



 

Cogshall

 




 

Glenn

 

 



Florigon

Rosa

April Already

Sorry for the lack of posting...  I'll post some progress pictures soon

Fruits...
Jaboticaba possibly next week..still a bit sour
Mangos in very small quantities
Caimito, Sapodilla, Tamarind, and Black Sapote are also available