Category: Fresh List

And so is our farmstand.

Here is what is presently available at our farmstand. Order these items on-line here –> https://grownby.app/farms/high-dry-farm/shop then pick them up the following day at the farmstand. A few of these items will be kept in stock at the farmstand for in-person purchase.

Fresh List

High & Dry Farm’s self-serve farmstand is open during daylight hours every day of the year. This week we are selling the following certified organic produce:

• English cucumbers $2 each
• Slicing cucumbers $2 each
• Bagged arugula $8
• Bagged fresh basil $5
• Bagged baby lettuce salad mix $8
• Bunched kale $4
• Bell peppers $2 each
• Green Thai peppers (HOT!!) $5 per quart
• Bagged potatoes $5
• Bagged yellow onions $5
• Acorn squash $3 each
• Jonathan Apples $0.50 each
• Bramley Apples $1 each

Visit us at 32814 120th St. Sultan, WA

• High & Dry Farm
• Self-serve Farmstand
• 32814 120th St SE, Sultan
• (off the Basin road)

We are presently selling these fresh fruit and vegetables:

• Jonathan apples $0.50 each
• Bramley apples $1 each
• Green Beans $5 per 1 lb bag
• Romano Beans $5 per 12 oz bag
• Fresh Ginger $15 per lb
• Summer squash (3 zucchini varieties) $1 each
• English Cucumbers $2 each
• Slicing cucumbers $2 each
• Tomatoes $5 per lb
• Cherry tomatoes $5 per quart
• Potatoes (3 varieties) $2 per lb
• Yellow Onions $2 per lb
• Red Onions $3 per lb

• High & Dry Farm
• Self-serve Farmstand
• 32814 120th St SE, Sultan
• (off the Basin road)

We are presently selling these fresh vegetables:

• Green Beans $5 per 1 lb bag
• Romano Beans $5 per 12 oz bag
• Fresh Ginger $15 per lb
• Summer squash (3 zucchini varieties) $1 each
• English Cucumbers $2 each
• Slicing cucumbers $2 each
• Tomatoes $5 per lb
• Cherry tomatoes $5 per quart
• Potatoes (3 varieties) $2 per lb
• Yellow Onions $2 per lb
• Red Onions $3 per lb

Every year we try out a few new vegetables, and every year we fall in love with one of them. This year, it is yellow Romano beans – Meraviglia di Venezia – fantastica!

Romano beans are seldom seen in markets in this country, but they are much-loved in Europe, and especially in Northern Italy, where they are an essential staple. This variety is colorful, tender, and flavorful. Cook them like any green bean, or add them to minestrone soup as Italians have been doing for centuries.

We will be selling them at the Snohomish Farmers Market (3pm-7pm) this Thursday, but quantities are limited, so don’t be late!

Here is a partial list of what will be on sale at the Farmers Market –

• Beefsteak tomatoes $5/lb
• Cherry tomatoes $5/lb
• Cocktail cucumbers $4/lb
• English cucumbers $2 each
• Slicing cucumbers $2 each
• Yellow Romano beans $7/lb
• Green beans $5/lb
• Summer squash $1 each
• Green peppers $1 each
• Shishito peppers $4 per quart
• Braided onions $10 per 5 lb braid
• Kale (3 varieties) $4 per bunch
• Salad mix $8 per 10 oz bag