Start the New Year with produce and other great food through Hattie’s Garden Garden Delivery / Pickup Service.

We wish you a happy Chrismukkah and season’s greetings to all of you, of every faith.

This year, Hanukkah and Christmas overlap beginning tonight. The Jewish holiday, which celebrates the miracle of the oil that lasted eight whole days, begins on December 24 at sundown, just as Santa’s sleigh takes off to deliver presents to every child in the world overnight.

The last time that this exact Christmas / Hanukkah overlap happened was in 1978, and the next time it will happen will be in 2027.

For some extra merriment, watch the video below, shared by World Jewish Congress. From Argentina, Rabbi Marcelo Polakoff and Bishop Pedro Torres teamed together to send their musical holiday blessings to people celebrating Christmas and Hanukkah.

It’s so heartening to see leaders of different faiths coming together, and feels especially apt this year as the first night of Hanukkah begins on Christmas Eve — making for a literal Chrismukkah if there ever was one. Note: If you don’t see the video below, please try this link or go to Hattie’s website.

Holiday Schedule

Our next delivery will be Friday, December 30 with the deadline to order no later than Tuesday, December 27. We will resume our normal schedule on January 7.

• Friday, December 30 – Pickup / Delivery Service — (deadline to order: Tuesday, Dec 27).
• Saturday, January 7 – Pickup / Delivery Service — (deadline to order: Wednesday, Jan 4).

We hope you are all enjoying your holidays and also eating very well! We are still hard at work this winter bringing you lots of fresh local produce and other locally prepared food.

Remember the deadline for ordering is Tuesday at noon. Unfortunately, we won’t normally be able to take late requests, as we must place vendor orders quickly.

You will receive an updated reminder on Monday, but please order early to be sure you get everything you would like. Supplies are sometimes limited.

Yours in the garden throughout the winter,