Hattie’s Garden pickup/delivery service continues through April. Our last service is April 29 and the HLFM opens the following Saturday, May 6. We will begin posting plant sale dates and our seasonal hours very soon. Our order form is now open for the Saturday, April 15 Pickup/Delivery Service.

You may stop at the Garden, located at 31341 Kendale Rd in Lewes, on Saturday from 9 to 2 for casual shopping. While we keep most items in our inventory, some items may run out, and it is best to purchase through the online order system if you want to be sure to get everything you want. The deadline for placing your order is Tuesday at 8PM.

What’s Available through the Online Order System

The following items are available now to order for pickup or delivery on Saturday, April 15 from 9 to 2.

Hattie’s Garden produce has begun! This week, in addition to radishes and dwarf Siberian kale, we have a lot of add to the list: Hakurei Turnips, Baby Swiss Chard, Young lettuce mix, Young Arugula, Young Mesclun, fresh cut dill, cilantro and chives.

We are also harvesting our last batch of microgreens. After this week, we must pivot to focusing on outside crops and introduce microgreens again in the fall.

Our planting season is underway and yours can be too! We will have a soft opening plant sale Saturday from 9 to 2 at the same time you may pickup your food order. While many plants that are going to be available are listed on the order form, more will likely be available by Saturday and you can come by the garden and have a look. Our warm weather crops are not ready for another couple weeks, but we have plenty of cool weather vegetables, herbs and flowers for you to plant. For more information on our plant starts, see our plant section pages on the website.

Our Vermont Compost soil is here. We offer two kinds of potting soil in 20 qt. bags and large 60 qt. bags. There is no better potting soil company that I know of. You may order from the order form, or pick it up from the Garden on Saturday from 9 to 2.

• Fort Vee — an all-purpose compost-based transplant soil.
• Fort Light — a lighter version of the compost-based transplant soil that is better suited for large pots and hanging baskets.

302 Aquaponics has great salad ingredients and fresh-cut aquaponically grown herbs. You can choose from three types of romaine or a lovely butterhead. We love the Romaine Combo which is a mixed container of each variety of Romaine lettuce. The also have premium, farm-raised tilapia.

AlaskaWild Seafood’s family-run business, has Coho Salmon, Sockeye Salmon, Cajun or black pepper smoked salmon, Alaska Cod and Alaska Rockfish flash-frozen directly the pristine waters along the Kenai Peninsula coastline and flown to the east coast every week.

Enoch Farms has sustainably raised, naturally grown, heritage pork. They provide us with a nice assortment of products, including plenty of specialty sausages, and kielbasa. For a nice treat, try their smoked bacon and pork chops. Their Bratwurst is simply delicious.

Woodbine Farms, an offshoot of Chapel’s Country Creamery, has a nice lineup of free-range beef products. We have ground beef (95% lean), shin steaks, an eye round roast, a bottom round roast, and top round steak. More cuts of meat will be available in mid-April.

Chapel’s Country Creamery brings us incredible homemade artisan cheese, handcrafted using milk that comes directly from their pastured, grass-fed dairy cows. We carry their Chapel Cheddar, Otterly Pale Cheddar, Amber Cheddar, Bay Blue, Brie, Woodbine, Smooth Sails, Queso Fresco and Paneer.

Davidson’s Mushrooms are essential in many kitchens and winter is no exception to get your cremini, portabella, shiitake, grey oyster, maiitake, and Lion’s Mane (Pom pom) mushrooms.

From Twin Posts, we have wonderful free-range chicken eggs.

Chrissy’s Bees butterbean honey, wildflower raw honey and Dutch clover raw honey is made by the bees living on Stag Run Farm. The honey is lightly filtered and never processed (i.e. heated) so that it may retain its wholesome properties as the bees produced it.

Backyard Jams & Jellies has dozens of delicious of jams, jellies (including no-sugar options), mustards and chutneys.

Directions to Hattie’s Garden

Hattie’s Garden is located at 31341 Kendale Rd in Lewes approximately 3 miles from Plantation Road (also known as Rt. 1D), coming inland on either Robinsonville Rd. or Beaver Dam Rd (Rt. 23 South).

Kendale Rd. is a short road (0.6 miles) between Robinsonville and Beaver Dam Road. The house is fifth on the left from Beaver Dam Rd, and has a large wooden fence in front of house with purple trim.

Park in the graveled area facing the fence. If you don’t see us, you may toot your horn. We could be processing things in the garage or working outside in the garden.

Reminder that you do not need an appointment. Simply show up during our open hours of operation. We prefer cash or checks, but do have the capability to take credit cards if necessary.

Yours in the Garden,