"Simply Summer" CSA

Rocky Glade Farm "Simply Summer" CSA

Please join us for our 3rd Summer CSA Season!

The Simply Summer CSA will consist of a half bushel box of veggies each week for a 10-week season in the heart of our summer production, June to August. Pickup options include: Tuesday at the Factory in Franklin.

Pricing for the Simply Summer CSA is $250.00 for the entire season. A deposit of $125.00 is required to reserve your space. The balance of $125.00 is due at the first pickup date of the season.

Here is a sample of a typical "Simply Summer" CSA box

Tomatoes-2 to 3 lb Green Beans-1lb
Squash-2lb (various varities) Peppers (hot, mild, sweet, Bell)

Extras that you can choose for your box each week (as available) include: Potatoes of various color, Cherry Tomatoes, Green Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Onions, Herbs, Shelling Peas, Purple Hull Peas, Eggplant, Carrots, additional quantities of tomatoes, etc, or you may choose more of the above basic items.

Each week your box will include approximately 5-7 pounds of additional produce, of which, you will be able to choose approximately 1/4th of the contents. The first boxes of the season may contain our early spring veggies like beets, radishes, lettuce etc as we make the transition from spring to summer crops.

If you are interested in signing up for our "Simply Summer CSA at Rocky Glade Farm", please reply to us as soon as possible with your verbal commitment.

Deposits of $125.00, which we use to secure your share in the CSA are due no later than April 1st.


You can mail payment to: Rocky Glade Farm, 2397 Rocky Glade Road, Eagleville, Tn 37060.

When you reply, please indicate which pick-up time you prefer:
1. Tuesday at the Franklin Farmers Market from 3-6:30pm CSA begins June 1 ends August 3.

We look forward to providing yummy summer veggies for your family in 2009. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. Thanks so very much,

Jim and Julie Vaughn
Rocky Glade Farm
Eagleville, Tn
www.rockygladefarm.com


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