Roots & Wings CSA- in Dobbs Ferry

This year we have partnered up with Roots & Wings CSA in Dobbs Ferry to bring you fresh organic produce down into Westchester.
Roots & Wings looks for ways to bring awareness to our relationships with each other and the natural world— from growing good food to composting, connection, and community. They are not experts- they are learning by doing, as well as learning from people who are further on the path of “people care, Earth care and fair share." Each step of the process is open to all. To learn more about Roots & Wings and their mission, check out their website at Roots & Wings Site.

This CSA operates a little differently than our regular CSA and the details can be found below:

Roots & Wings CSA will be 18 weeks long beginning June 24 and ending on October 21.

Pickups will be on Sundays at 343 Broadway in Dobbs Ferry, NY- In the parking lot behind South Church from 8:30 am to 10:00 am.

There will be NO pre packaged boxes- This will be a market-style setup where you can load the fresh produce from the harvest crate right into your reusable bag- REDUCE, REUSE and SAVE. A step towards a more sustainable future.

What you can expect in your CSA Share: 100% Organic, farm grown fruits, veggies and herbs on a weekly basis. We will have blueberries, strawberries, apples, cantaloupe, yellow, red and orange watermelon, tropical melon, korean melon and ground cherries for fruit. And we grow over 100 different varieties of vegetables and herbs (scroll to the bottom of the page for the detailed list, We grow tons of salad greens including baby arugula, spinach, lettuce mix, spicy salad mix, pea shoots and microgreens. Purple and green broccoli and broccolini. All colors of carrots (Purple, yellow, orange, red, white). Every color tomato and pepper from purple to white and of course red. TONS of basil, cilantro, rosemary and other fresh herbs. English, Persian and Kirby Cucumbers. Peas, Cabbage, Kale, Corn, Swiss Chard, Radish, Turnip…. (Scroll to the bottom of this page for the detailed list).

On April 16, 2023- between 10:30am-11:30am come meet us at 343 Broadway in Dobbs Ferry, NY- In the parking lot behind South Church.
There will be parking behind the church on Oak St.
Farmer Scott will be there with some samples from the farm to taste and take home- And to discuss the CSA and answer any questions you may have.

The Two Options we will be offering are

REGULAR SHARE: $500
Approximately $30 worth of fresh produce, including fruits, vegetables and herbs.
Example of Week 4 Regular Share: Blueberries, Romaine Lettuce, 1 lb Rainbow Carrots, 3 persian cucumbers, 1 bunch Italian Basil, 2 bulbs garlic, Baby Arugula

LARGE SHARE $700
Approximately $45-$50 worth of fresh produce, including fruits, vegetables and herbs.
Example of Week 4 Large Share: 1 Blueberries, 1 pint Strawberries, Romaine Lettuce, 2 lb Rainbow Carrots, 5 persian cucumbers, 1 bunch Italian Basil,
4 bulbs garlic, Baby Arugula, Bok Choy, Beets

METHODS OF PAYMENT

CHECK: To secure your share for this season you can send a check to 1639 CR-7a , Copake, NY and checks can be made out to Deep Roots Farm NY.
You can write in the MEMO: ROOTS AND WINGS CSA and the size share you’d prefer.

VENMO: @deeprootsfarmny- Last 4 digits of my phone number are 3972

ONLINE: Regular Share or Large Share

Deep Roots Farm NY - Crops for 2023

Herbs:

Basil, Green Italian

Basil, Purple Italian

Basil, Lemon

Basil, Thai 

Chamomile

Cilantro

Dill

Oregano

Thyme

Lavender (NEW)

Lemon Balm

Tarragon

Thyme

Sage

Mint, Mojito

Mint, Berries and Cream

Shisho, Red

Parsley, Flat 

Parsley, Curly

We offer dried herbs in small glass jars beginning in December- 

We do an Italian Mix, Sage, Thyme, Basil

Fruit-

Orange & Yellow Watermelon (Our most popular crops) 3 plantings 

Mini Red Watermelon 3 plantings

Large Red Watermelon (Crimson Sweet)

Cantaloupe (2 successions)

Honeydew

Canary Melon 

Arava Melon

French Melon

Korean Melon 

Ground Cherries

Vegetables:

Radishes (French Breakfast, Easter Egg, Red Round, Daikons of all colors)

Turnips (Hakurei, Purple Top, Scarlet Queen)

Baby Greens (Mesclun Lettuce Mix, Baby Arugula, Baby Kale Mix, Baby Spinach, Spicy Mesclun Mix)

Microgreens- Radish, Red Cabbage, Arugula, Pea Shoots, Sunflower Shoots 

Head Lettuces- Romaine (Lots of it), Butterheads, Summer Crisp, Oakleaf, Mini Heads, Little Gem, Green leaf, Red Leaf

Chicories- Frisee, Dandelion, Escarole

Snap Peas (Tri Color)- Purple, Gold and Green mixed pints

Beets: Red, Chioggia, Gold, White

Carrots: Rainbow of colors

Brassicas-

Kale (Red curly, Green Curly, Lacinato)

Broccoli Heads

Broccolini

Purple Broccolini

Bok Choy (Green & White)

Baby Bok Choy (bagged)

Kohlrabi- Green, White and Purple

Collard Greens

Cabbage- Tendersweet (Flat), Caraflex (pointy), Savoy, Red, Green

Broccoli Raab

Squashes:

Zucchini, Green and Green Striped and Eight Ball Round Squash

Summer Squash- Yellow Crookneck, Zephyr, Goldbar (gold and white stripe)

Patty Pan - These come in baby size for Quart sales and also medium size for by the lb

All Yellow Patty Pan, and Green and yellow mixed color

Cucumbers- Persian and English Cucumbers (From the greenhouse)

Pickling Cucumbers/Kirbys (sold as loose but also processed into our pickles)

Salad Cucumbers for by the lb and Lemon Cucumbers

Sweet Corn- Two varieties x 3 plantings will let us have corn for a longer window this season

Celery- From the Greenhouse (They're big and Sweet!) Available most of the season

Nightshades

Tomatoes, Cherry- Every color and we make mixed color pints

Tomatoes, Heirloom- Every Color and size

Tomatoes, Beefsteak- Orange and Red

Tomatoes, Plum- Sold in 25 lb boxes or loose by the lb

Peppers, Bell: Purple, Green, Red, Orange, White

Peppers, Italian- Red and Orange

Peppers, Lunchbox Mini- orange,red,yellow mixed pints

Peppers, Hot- Jalapeno, Aleppo, Fresno, Habanero, Ghost, trinidad scorpion, Carolina Reaper, 7 pot, death spiral, poblano, cayenne

Peppers, Shishito

Peppers, Hungarian

Peppers, Banana

Eggplant, Oriental- Light and Dark Purple

Eggplant, Fairy Tale

Eggplant, Mini- Gretel

Eggplant, Striped- Anina

Tomatillos, Green

Potatoes-

Blue, Red, Gold & Russet

Sweet Potatoes - Covington and Murasaki!

Fennel- baby and loose

Garlic- We grow 2 acres of garlic and have it all season up until May the following season

Garlic Scapes- Avail in June-August

Green Beans- Greenhouse planting will allow us to have these very early, then 4 plantings in the field will keep them available up until late September. 

Greenhouse Varieties- Purple, Romano, French Beans

Purple Velour Beans, Haricot Vert (Maxibel), Yellow Beans, and classic green beans

Alliums-

Onions- Red, Spanish, Sweet, Yellow, Tropea, Blush 

Scallions- Purple and White (Nabechan)

Shallots

Okra- Red and Green for mixed color pint sales (alot of this crop is used for our famous pickled okra)

Winter Squashes-

Honeynut (Our best selling squash by a long shot) we do 2 acres of these

Delicata- 2 varieties

Butternut Squash- Medium Size

Acorn Squash- 2 varieties

Spaghetti Squash- Mini and Large size

Kabocha Squash- 4 varieties

Koginut Squash

New England Pie (Edible Pumpkin)

Pumpkins-

Long Island Cheese, Blaze, Yellow, Hot chocolate (Brownish), White, Classic Jack o Lantern Orange, Mini size pumpkins, Atlantic Giant and Gourds

Products-

Pickles and Products are seasonal based on their harvest time and what we have in greatest abundance but the most consistent and most popular varieties are listed below

Pickled Beets- Gold and Red  (Top Seller)

Cucumber Pickles- Spicy, Half-Sour, Classic Dill

Pesto - Either Basil or Kale

Tomato Salsa & Tomatillo Salsa

Pickled Jalapenos

Pickled Banana Peppers (Top Seller)

Then as excess becomes available throughout the season we make

Pickled carrots, pickled okra, pickled radish, kimchi, sauerkraut, hot sauce, Tomato Sauce, Pickled Turnips and a few random others such as pickled pepper mix

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