2025 CSA | 40 lbs

$500.00

Alchemy Farms Summer CSA | July 15 – August 15

Reservations and payment required by June 30th.
4 Weeks • $500 Share (10 shares available)

Each share includes 40 lbs of produce per week, thoughtfully harvested and packed to nourish your household with:

Fresh-picked seasonal vegetables (e.g., okra, tomatoes, squash, cucumbers, peppers)
Hand-harvested herbs (like basil, mint, and lemongrass)
A rotating mix of heirloom crops and rare varieties grown for nutrition and flavor
One fresh floral bouquet each week
Occasional value-added items like herbal tea bundles, edible flowers, or recipe cards
Weekly notes from Farmer Miller sharing growing tips, plant stories, and seasonal reflections

Quantity:

Reserve 40lb CSA

Alchemy Farms Summer CSA | July 15 – August 15

Reservations and payment required by June 30th.
4 Weeks • $500 Share (10 shares available)

Each share includes 40 lbs of produce per week, thoughtfully harvested and packed to nourish your household with:

Fresh-picked seasonal vegetables (e.g., okra, tomatoes, squash, cucumbers, peppers)
Hand-harvested herbs (like basil, mint, and lemongrass)
A rotating mix of heirloom crops and rare varieties grown for nutrition and flavor
One fresh floral bouquet each week
Occasional value-added items like herbal tea bundles, edible flowers, or recipe cards
Weekly notes from Farmer Miller sharing growing tips, plant stories, and seasonal reflections

Alchemy Farms Summer CSA | July 15 – August 15

Reservations and payment required by June 30th.
4 Weeks • $500 Share (10 shares available)

Each share includes 40 lbs of produce per week, thoughtfully harvested and packed to nourish your household with:

Fresh-picked seasonal vegetables (e.g., okra, tomatoes, squash, cucumbers, peppers)
Hand-harvested herbs (like basil, mint, and lemongrass)
A rotating mix of heirloom crops and rare varieties grown for nutrition and flavor
One fresh floral bouquet each week
Occasional value-added items like herbal tea bundles, edible flowers, or recipe cards
Weekly notes from Farmer Miller sharing growing tips, plant stories, and seasonal reflections