Fruits and Veggies

(We're sold out for the season...but please come to

Farmers Market to enjoy fresh and delicious fruits and veggies!)

They told you to "Eat Your Fruits and Veggies"

Sweet Bell Pepper 'Gourmet'

Now do it...

right from your own backyard!

Tomatoes and Heirloom Tomatoes

Sweet and Hot Peppers

Eggplant, Lettuce, Muskmelon and Cukes

Asparagus

Raspberries, Strawberries and Blueberries

Try one...try 'em all!

Click here for the full list of Fruit and Veggie plants for 2009

Annual veggie starter plants are available in the early season,

and perennial fruits will be available as long as they last throughout the summer.

Come visit us at Farmers Market!

Saturday mornings at

the Glens Falls Farmers Market, downtown Glens Falls

and on Thursday evenings at

the North Creek Farmers' Market on the Hudson (mid June-Sept)

If you wish to order ahead,

just give us a call: 251-2142

or send an email: storkroadfarm@frontiernet.net



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Veggie Plants for 2009: SOLD OUT

Tomato Sunbrite largest midseason; very large; deep oblate shape; compact determinate

Tomato New Girl round beef-steak type good for slicing, moderate size, early yield; indeterminate

Tomato-Heirloom Red Brandywine Amish heirloom considered best flavored tomato; x-large, firm skinned, pink beefsteak

Tomato-Heirloom Striped German red/orange striped; fruity smooth texture; medium tall vines

Tomato-Specialty Sungold tangerine colored cherry; full flavor; very sweet; long indeterminate vines

Tomato-Specialty Juliette very sweet, small plum cluster; let ripen on vine for best flavor

(Note: determinate=earlier, more bushy; indeterminate=larger, vined, needs cage

Cucumber Marketmore late bearing; good for slicing

Eggplant Orient Express glossy black/purple skin in long Oriental form; good under stress

Lettuce Adriana dark green butterhead

Muskmelon Ambrosia luscious, distinct and sweet flavor cantaloupe; peach colored flesh; fruit is 4-5lbs.

Peppers Telica hot, xlarge Jalepeno; can let it mature to red; Heat level 6000-8000 scoville units.

Fruit Plants for 2009: SOLD OUT

Asparagus Mary Washington strong grower with large spears; needs deep soil, plenty of sun

Blueberry Patriot early season; cold hardy; 4ft tall. White flowers, berries in summer, red foliage in fall.

Blueberry Northland dark blue, small fruit tasting like wild blueberries; excellent for edible landscape

Raspberry September vigorous bearer of wonderfully tart red berries in Aug-Sept

Strawberry TriStar petite, tender, sweet berries on a cold-hardy perennial plant; berries form all summer