Cucumbers! (SMALL, white or green)
$1.00Tasty cucs from our hoophouse. These are not seedless, but do have excellent flavour.
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Dill (bunch)
$2.00Delicious cooked with fish, in hamburgers, made into a dip, or in dill pickles (of course). Product of Ontario
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Dragon tongue beans (qrt)
$4.00Tasty flat beans with purple specks. Use just like regular green beans.
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Endive-wallone type (ea)
$2.50Darker green, bitter leaves surround an off white, sweeter tasting heart. Bitter flavour lessens with cooking- good as a wilted green added to pastas, steamed with mashed potatoes, or use the heart in salads to add more flavour.
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Green Endive
$2.50These have a bitter flavour and are best added to a base of other less bitter greens for salads. Can also be cooked or made into a wilted greens salad.
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Green Sweet Bell Peppers (Med)
$1.50This particular variety turns yellow as it ripens. All green sweet peppers will change colour as they ripen- typically to red, yellow, or orange, but there are purple peppers, too.
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Green Tomatoes (qrt)
$4.50For fried green tomatoes, pickling, or chutney. You can even make green tomato cake with them! Green tomatoes have a somewhat tart flavour.
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Greenhouse Cherry/grape tomatoes -Pint, (conv, from Elmira)
$2.50Greenhouse grown cherry or grape tomatoes. Local, but not organic.
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Greenhouse Grown Grape Tomatoes (Pint) (Elmira, conv)
$3.00Locally grown, but not organic. These are very tasty grape tomatoes. Great for snacking!
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Ground Cherries (pint)
$4.00A yellowish orange ‘berry’ covered with a paper-like husk. Has a unique sweet-tart flavour. Good to eat raw, or make into a jam.
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