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What's In A Share?

Summer share

We grow a wide diversity of fruits, vegetables, and herbs. Each week, we try to balance the need for basics like squash, salad mix and tomatoes with the thrill of new and different vegetables to expand your culinary horizons. The summer share runs for 20 weeks from June through October and every week you would get a box worth at least $25.00.

Some examples of what could be in your box would be:

June

August

October

Salad mix

Peppers

Onions

Basil

Eggplant

Garlic

Zucchini

Garlic

Apples

Garlic scapes

Heirloom tomatoes

Squash

Broccoli

Basil

Peppers

Cucumbers

Melons

Melons

Dried fruit

Squash

Eggplant

Beans

Peaches

Plums

Oregano

Grapes

Heiloom tomatoes

Egg share

The egg share can be added onto the summer shares. This would guarantee you a dozen eggs every week with your summer box. Our chickens are pasture (in the orchard) raised and fed organically, eggs are certified organic.

 

Winter share

We grow a wide diversity of fruits, vegetables, and herbs. Each week, we try to balance the need for basics like squash, onions, apples, and frozen tomatoes. During weeks where there is not much fresh produce you may be surprised with some apple juice, no sugar jam, or our tantalizing dried fruit. The winter share runs for 12 weeks from November thru April and every second week you would get a box worth at least $40.00.

Some examples of what could be in your box would be:

November

February

April

Onions

Walnuts

Salad mix

Apples

Onion greens

Spinach

Squash

Dried friut

Romaine lettuce

Frozen tomatoes

Apple Juice

Jam

Jam

Squash

Apples

Apple chips

Apples

Red leaf lettuce

Dried Herbs

Frozen tomatoes

Dried Herbs

Dried fruit

Apple chips

Frozen cherries

Frozen cherries

Nuts

Dried Fruit

Walnute

Jam

Walnuts

Phone:
250 499 2050

Email:
klippersorganics@nethop.net

Address:
2200 Ferko Rd.,
Cawston, BC, V0X 1C2

Summer 2010 - SOLD OUT

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