Last Farm in Greenwich is Going Strong on King Street

Augustine’s Farm was bustling on Saturday. Farmer John and Kathy report that the white cherries have been both unique and popular, as are both strawberries and blueberries.

Peaches, plums and nectarines are also selling fast, in addition to vegetables including zucchini, tomatoes, green beans, Brussels sprouts, carrots, scallions and radishes. There is also honey from Kathy’s hives, freshly laid eggs and greenhouses full of annuals, perennials and herbs. Customers can also expect to find spinach Swiss Chard, lettuces, broccoli and luscious salad in raised beds.Kathy said she hopes to have local strawberries as well.

Augustine’s Farm stand is unique in Greenwich. Farmer John says, “Think Global, shop local.”

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White cherries at Augustine’s Farm, 1332 King Street in Greenwich. Open daily 9-5pm. Credit: Leslie Yager

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