AUGUST HARVEST

      Peach harvest is not  done yet.  We have a few more varieties to harvest. We may have peaches till the end of August.  Keep checking this web site for updates.  Currently we have freestone peaches: Fay Elberta, 49er, Rio Oso Gem, and Paradise.  It is also the season for cling peaches, the ones that stick to the pit.

      Santa Rosa plums are now  finished till next year. Other plums available are Laroda, Cassi, Casselman and Kelsey.

       Although it is just the beginning of August, we are transitioning into pome fruit.  This means time for apples, pears and Asian pears.  Currently we are selling early Asian pears and a few Gala apples.

        Time to eat your vegetables.  The tomato vines at WoodRose Country Garden are full of tasty red juicy tomatoes.  We are getting a fresh supply of tomatoes daily.  WoodRose also has an abundant supply of San Marzano, a sought after paste tomato for cooking and making sauces.  These are available by the box through preorder.  Let us know.  Squash of several shapes, colors and sizes are available as well as cucumbers, beans, cherry tomatoes, chilies, eggplant, okra, peppers, kale and chard.

REGULAR  SEASON HOURS:

TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY  10:00  TO  6:00

                            SUNDAY      11:00 TO 5:00

CLOSED ON MONDAYS

 Here is what we have at the Farm Stand from Otow Orchard

Plums:

           Laroda:  Yellow-fleshed, soft, sweet plums with great flavor. 

           Kelsey:  Green skin, yellow sweet flesh.  Enjoyed firm or with some give to the flesh.

            Cassie:  Yellow fleshed plum with firm, crisp flesh. Sweet tart flavor.

            Casselman:  Yellow fleshed, crisp,sweet and juicy.

Yellow freestone peaches: 🍑

           49er peach:  Skin with smooth red blush. Yellow, with sweet juicy flesh

           Fay Elberta:  Sweet juicy freestone peach with melting flesh.

           Rio Oso Gem:  Sweet juicy freestone peach.  Great flavor. (limited suply)

White freestone peaches:  (limited supply) 

           Paradise  (limited supply)

           Opale (limited supply)

Cling peaches:

           Bowen:  This is a cling peach with firm sweet texture.  The firm flesh clings to the seed.  You must carve the flesh off the seed or just eat it out of hand.

Asian Pears:

           Kosui: early season yellow Asian pear.

           Hosui:  early season brown Asian pear.  Very sweet.

Figs:  The second harvest  of figs is starting.  We have a few Black Mission and Penache figs (limited supply).

Hachiya:  frozen persimmon pulp.

Gala apples:  Sweet, crisp apple with a red blush.  (limited supply) 

Grapes:

          Kyoho: Deep purple seeded grapes.  Sweet and juicy with Concord-like flavor.

           Thompson seedless:  Small yellow seedless grapes. Sweet and juicy.

Wild blackberries:  Fantastic blackberry flavor from these little wild berries.  Juicy and sweet with small seeds.  The season is short, so don't delay.

Honey 🍯 from bees 🐝 at Otow Orchard. Bee pollen from bees 🐝 at Otow Orchard 

⚘ Calendula  Lip Balm 

Summer Squash:  Zucchini, Yellow squash   

Japanese Eggplant:  small tender eggplant. Great for stir-fry or making pickles.  (limited supply)

Garlic :  fresh and fragrant.

Tomatoes 🍅(limited supply)

Asian cucumbers:  🥒Crisp and flavorful. Seedless and burpless.  Many people are enjoying eating them out of hand.  Just wash and take a bite.

Yellow wax beans: Use like green beans (limited supply).

Long beans:  long green beans, use like regular green beans. These are tender and cook quickly.

Buena Mulata hot peppers.

 

Here is what we have from other producers:

 Sunnyslope Farm in Granite Bay,Conventionally Grown:  Elberta peaches: Sweet juicy yellow freestone.

WoodRose Country Gardens in Granite Bay: (organic practices) Red, white and purple potatoes, white bulb onions 🧅, Shallots, garlic, summer squash, lemon cucumbers, cucumbers, Armenian cucumbers, green beans, bell peppers, 🌶 Anaheim peppers, Banana peppers, Jalapenos, Slicing tomatoes, San Marzano tomatoes (Roma type), cherry tomatoes, Greek oregano, rosemary, thyme, and basil.  If you are lucky you might snag one of her melons: Ambrosia or watermelon.

Kijani Farm in Granite Bay:(organic practices)  Swiss chard, kale, and cherry tomatoes on the vine.

Lupi Farm in Granite Bay:  No spray production.  Satsuma Plums:  These tiny gems have sweet jelly-like red flesh when ripe.

Top O' the Hill Apiary in Granite Bay: Honey🍯. Top of the Hill Apiary also has bees wax 🐝.

La Bella Vito Farm in Loomis is bringing us fresh🥚 eggs from pastured 🐔🐔chickens.