2026 Weekly July-Sept On-Farm Market Produce Updates at Chocolates and Tomatoes Farm
- Teresa Derrick-Mills

- Jul 10
- 3 min read
Updated: 2 days ago
Learn more here about the Chocolates and Tomatoes Farm On-Farm Market, open on Saturdays, 9am-1pm, mid-May through September (no market on 8/15): https://www.chocolatesandtomatoes.com/post/seasonal-on-farm-market-at-chocolates-and-tomatoes-farm
Most weeks, you can order ahead here (by Thursday night) if you would like, but browsing is welcome too
Standard market items are: local honey, local eggs, house-made chocolates, local granola, local baked goods, freeze-dried strawberries
Check here (on Tuesdays) for weekly updates on seasonal produce. We often will have a "market surprise" that we find while harvesting that won't appear here.
Saturday, August 22 -- Second to Last Market of the Season -- stay tuned for updates
Probably most of what we had on August 1 👇
Continuing and all grown here: Cantaloupe, Watermelon, Chard, tomatoes, various mild and sweet pepper and Jalapenos; Green Beans, Eggplant, cabbage, lettuce mix, spinach, carrots, beets, potatoes (white, red, purple), onions (green, yellow, red), celery (lots more), garlic, cucumbers, yellow squash, zucchini, lots of herbs
NEW, and grown here: not sure yet, we are hoping for apples soon
Possible market surprise...maybe more peaches...
Saturday, August 15 -- CLOSED THIS WEEK
Saturday, August 8 -- Expected Produce
What we had on August 1 👇
Continuing and all grown here: Cantaloupe, Watermelon, Chard, tomatoes, various mild and sweet pepper and Jalapenos; Green Beans, Eggplant, cabbage, lettuce mix, spinach, carrots, beets, potatoes (white, red, purple), onions (green, yellow, red), celery (lots more), garlic, cucumbers, yellow squash, zucchini, lots of herbs
Possibly and all grown here: peaches, plums, blackberries (they get harvested later today so it depends what is ready)
NEW, and grown here: Asian Pears
GONE FOR SEASON: shallots
We had a blueberry market surprise...
Saturday, August 1 -- Expected Produce
What we had on July 25 👇
Continuing and all grown here: tomatoes, various mild and sweet pepper and Jalapenos; Sweet Corn, Green Beans, Eggplant, cabbage, lettuce mix, spinach, carrots, beets, potatoes (white, red, purple), onions (green, yellow, red), celery, shallots, garlic, cucumbers, yellow squash, zucchini, lots of herbs
Possibly and all grown here: peaches, plums, blackberries (they get harvested later today so it depends what is ready)
Last week's market surprise of single stalk and small bunch sunflowers are back (and grown here)!
NEW, and grown here: Cantaloupe and Watermelon
Back again and grown here: salad mix
GONE FOR SEASON: kale
And, probably a market surprise...
Saturday, July 25 -- Expected Produce
What we had on July 18 👇
NEW: plum varieties and some more peppers
Temporarily fewer tomatoes; no peaches today, but expect another wave soon; fewer blueberries
More sweet corn (white and yellow)
Plus, LIMITED Quantity: rainbow of mild and sweet peppers (Jimmy Nardellos, Hungarian Sweets, Zulu Bells, Shishitos) and medium heat jalapenos
GONE FOR SEASON: cilantro, parsley, raspberries, leeks
And, probably a market surprise...
Saturday, July 18 -- Expected Produce
What we had on July 11 👇
Plus, LIMITED Quantity: green bell peppers, green beans, sweet corn (white and yellow)
And, probably a market surprise...
Saturday, July 11 -- Expected Produce
What we had on July 4 👇
Except, GONE FOR SEASON: strawberries
Plus, Eggplant, LIMITED Quantity plums
A new chocolate collection: https://www.chocolatesandtomatoes.com/post/2026-seasonal-chocolate-collections
And, probably a market surprise...
Saturday, July 4 -- Expected Produce
This week's produce will include:
Fruits: LIMITED Quantity: strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, raspberries, peaches (white and yellow)
Vegetables:
TOMATOES: Bella Rosa Red Slicers, LIMITED: various heirlooms
Green purple cabbage, kales (green and purple), lettuce mix, spinach
Carrots, beets, potatoes (white, red, and purple), celery
Green onions, yellow onions, red onions, leeks, shallots, garlic
Cucumbers (big and small), yellow squash, zucchini,
Herbs: peppermint, dill, cilantro, parsley, shiso, perilla, rosemary, tarragon
Mushrooms: cremini, shitake, portobello
July 4 special to honor 250 years and says thanks -- first 25 people can have 1 pound free cucumbers or 1 pound free white potatoes






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