Stop by Hattie’s Garden Tuesday, September 22, Thursday, September 24, and Saturday, September 26 from 10 AM to 2 PM. As the late-summer season begins to wind down, Hattie still has a selection of fresh produce available this week.

This week we will be harvesting Seychelles Green Snap Beans. These beans offer a crisp, tender texture with a rich, delicate, and slightly sweet “beany” flavor characteristic of high-quality French filet beans. They are stringless, meaning there are no tough, fibrous strings to pull off before eating or cooking. Available in limited amounts, please come early.

This week’s harvest also includes sweet and cayenne peppers, young arugula, young lettuce mix, and young fresh ginger. We also have flower bouquets featuring Benary’s Giant zinnias and mixed colors of beautiful gomphrena.

Our Upcoming Schedule

Tuesday, September 22, 10–2
Thursday, September 24, 10–2
Saturday, September 26, 10–2

If these times / dates do not work for you, please email Hattie to make arrangements for an appointment. We can accommodate most requests.

Available Produce & Flowers

• Fresh Young Ginger — Mild and tender enough to eat raw in salads, it has an almost translucent skin that is so thin it doesn’t need peeling; you can practically rub it off. Just wash it and trim the cut surfaces.
• Young Arugula — Tender young leaves, triple-washed and bagged.
• Young Lettuce Mix — Triple-washed and bagged.
• Sweet Peppers — A colorful assortment of crisp, mild sweet peppers.
• Cayenne Peppers — A classic medium-hot pepper with plenty of flavor and a satisfying kick.
• Seychelles Green Snap Beans — An AAS Winner (All-America Selections). Tender and delicious. Available in limited amounts, so please come early.
• Flower Bouquets — Featuring Benary’s Giant zinnias and mixed colors of beautiful gomphrena.

Directions

Hattie’s Garden is at 31341 Kendale Rd in Lewes, about 3 miles from Plantation Road via Robinsonville Rd or Beaver Dam Rd (Rt. 23 South).

Kendale Rd is 0.6 miles long between Robinsonville and Beaver Dam. The house is the fifth on the left from Beaver Dam, with a large wooden fence and purple trim.

Park in the gravel area facing the fence. If you don’t see me, feel free to toot your horn — I may be in the garage or garden.

Yours in the garden,