Tuesday, June 17, was a hot, humid day. The produce came in much greater quantity today – with the exception of strawberries, which are done for the season. There were quite a few more boxes of tomatoes, zucchini, cucumbers and green beans, along with multiple other crops. Our next sale will be Friday, July 20, […]

Friday, June 13, was a hot, humid day. Produce is starting to pick up, though the tomatoes are still sluggish. We saw our first green beans today and had a few more slicer cucumbers and picklers. Our next sale will be Tuesday, June 17, starting at 10am. We will have our first batch of freestone

Tuesday, June 10, was another beautiful day. Produce is still on the low side as we ramp up toward the summer season, but I expect the hot weather will change that very quickly. We definitely saw an uptick in tomatoes and peas and the strawberries are definitely starting to drop off for the season. Our

Friday, June 6, was a humid, yet beautiful day for a sale. We had a nice variety of produce and flowers and a good-sized crowd. Prices were reasonable. Our next sale will be Tuesday, June 10, starting at 10am. We expect an uptick in tomatoes, potatoes, peas, zucchini, broccoli, cauliflower and cabbage. We will also

Tuesday, June 3, was a rainy, humid day. We had a definite uptick in quantities of produce with over 1,000 quarts of strawberries, around 10 boxes of zucchini and even some boxes of tomatoes. Our next sale will be Friday, June 6, starting at 10am. We expect another large load of strawberries, Georgia clingstone peaches,

Friday, May 30, was a beautiful auction day. There was a lot of energy and enthusiasm in the crowd. Prices were good. Produce is starting to pick up and we still have some flowers coming in (and will for a few sales yet). Our next sale will be Tuesday, June 3, starting at 10am. We

Tuesday, May 27, was cloudy, cool and damp. We had a reasonable crowd for the auction and prices were stable. We had a large crop of strawberries, as well as another load of Georgia peaches and small amounts of tomatoes, potatoes and zucchini. The produce season is settling in! Our next sale will be Friday,

Friday, May 23, was a beautiful, cooler day. We had a lot of flower baskets and planters ready for Memorial Day, as well as early crops (like radishes, kale, lettuce, spinach and green onions), as well as strawberries and peaches from Georgia. Our next sale will be Tuesday, May 27, starting at 10am. We expect

Tuesday, May 20, was a much cooler day. We had our first solid batch of strawberries for the season and our first peck of zucchini. Our flower selection was smaller than it has been up to this point, but our crowd was more engaged and the sale had an upbeat feel. Prices were reasonable. Our

Friday, May 16, was a very windy, cooler day. We had a little less for sale and still a smaller crowd of people. Items still sold reasonably well, but prices were definitely down. Our next sale will be Tuesday, May 20th and we’re expecting our first good size batch of strawberries, along with flowers and