Locally Grown
harvested nearby and delivered straight to you, nobody in-between
Organic
free from petro-chemicals and poisons, just plain natural goodness
Plastic-free
minimal packaging that is recyclable, biodegradable and eco-friendly
Freshly Picked
no need for gas-chambers, wax coatings or chemical ripening
Seasonal
cultivated according to the environment, making our crops naturally delicious
Grown With Love
as small-scale farmers, we get to look after each plant with much more TLC
Local
harvested nearby and delivered straight to you, nobody in-between
Organic
free from petro-chemicals and poisons, just plain natural goodness
Plastic-
free
minimal packaging that is recyclable, biodegradable and eco-friendly
Freshly Picked
no need for gas-chambers, wax coatings or chemical ripening
Seasonal
Produce
cultivated according to the environment, making our crops naturally delicious
Grown With Love
as small-scale farmers, we get to look after each plant with much more TLC
Standard Box
R150
recommended for 1-2 people, includes a range of freshly picked vegetables, fruits and herbs, which varies from week to week
forecast for 11 & 12 march
vegetables:
✔︎ baby brinjals
✔︎ mediterranean cucumbers
✔︎ butternut
✔︎ brown onions
✔︎ cayenne chillies
✔︎ kale
✔︎ cocktail tomatoes
✔︎ sweet mini peppers
fruit:
✔︎ mango
herb:
✔︎ basil
total value: R172
you pay: R150
Large Box
R220
recommended for 2-4 people, normally includes the same as the Standard, with some larger quantities, and a few more items.
forecast for 11 & 12 march
vegetables:
✔︎ baby brinjals
✔︎ mediterranean cucumbers
✔︎ butternut
✔︎ brown onions
✔︎ cayenne chillies
✔︎ kale
✔︎ piquant peppers
✔︎ baby marrows
✔︎ spinach
✔︎ sweet potatoes
fruit:
✔︎ mangoes
✔︎ granadillas
herb:
✔︎ basil
total value: R261
you pay: R220
Honey, Preserves & Jams
available items
Honeycomb
R65 per jar
Bee’s honeycomb submerged in a jar of pure raw honey from our farm.
Blueberry Jam
R50 per jar
Homemade by our neighbour Nikki, from delicious blueberries grown on her farm.
Fig Jam
R50 per jar
Homemade by our neighbour Nikki, from incredibly sweet white genoa figs grown on her farm.
Extra Produce
available items
Mediterranean Cucumbers
R30 per pack
Half the size of English Cucumbers, but double the fun. Crunchy and juicy with an almost sweet flesh – ideal for snacking or in salads.
Culinary Herbs
available items
Garlic Chives
R15 per pack
With a delicate garlic flavour as the name suggests, this great ancient herb’s taste features notes of onion and leek. Perfect for asian-style cooking and they work as wonderful enhancers in salads and omelettes.
Mint
R15 per pack
Instantly adds freshness to any dish.
Lemon Leaf
R15 per pack
Interchangeable with lemongrass in recipes such as curries; Lemon Leaves pair well with mint, parsley, basil, garlic, olive oil, vinegar, and pistachios; and can be blanched and used to infuse tea. Also an ideal garnish for desserts like lemon cakes.
Medicinal Herbs
available items
Wild Rosemary
R30 per pack
Eriocephalus Africanus – Also known as sneeubos, this fynbos has a strong, pungent smell and is used for flavouring food as well as several medicinal decoctions.
Traditional Uses:
Used for various ailments including coughs and colds, flatulence and colic, as a diuretic and a diaphoretic. It can also be used to invigorate the skin and hair by adding to a bath or as a hair growth stimulant and conditioner. Wild rosemary can also be used for cooking, in sachets and pot-pourris.
Wild Olive Leaf
R30 per pack
Olea Europaea S. Africanaa – A widely used variant of the true Olive, this hardy tree’s leaves offer various health benefits.
Traditional Uses:
Used to treat sore throat, kidney problems and backache. Leaf infusions can be used as a lotion to treat eye infections or a gargle to relieve sore throat; and also taken internally as a remedy for colic or urinary tract infections.
Nuts
available items
Raw Almonds – De-shelled
R45 per 100g pack
With a sweet flavour profile, our tree-ripened organic almonds are crunchy and creamy. These are raw and unpasteurised, meaning none of their taste or nutrients have been lost.
Aromatic Botanicals
available items
Lavender
R30 per pack
Lavandula – Believed to be antiseptic and anti-inflammatory, it has been historically used for treating anxiety, insomnia, depression, and restlessness.
Use for aromatic decoration, drying and making your own scented potpourri, or keeping in the bathroom or linen cupboard as a natural fragrance enhancer.
Fresh Farm Eggs
available items
Free-range Eggs
R25 per tray of 6
Fresh eggs from hens who literally roam the mountainside on one of our neighbour’s farms. Limited availability
Preserves
available items
Lemon Atchar
R45 per 350g jar
This zingy pickle is the perfect condiment for any meal, its wonderfully morish – you might find yourself eating it straight out of the jar.
It is made with love by my Aunt Zahra, using our organic lemons. The recipe is a spin on the traditional Indian atchar with a secret secret twist on the Cape Malay version.
Honey
available items
Pure Raw Farm Honey
R85 per 500g jar
Non-irradiated 100% pure local honey harvested from hives on our farm, as well as other farms in the area by us and local bee-keeper Sakkie. Our bees forage on indigenous fynbos; peach, citrus and other fruit orchards; and bluegum. This honey is not mixed with sugar syrup or treated in any way, and as such can crystalise from time to time – simply heat gently to melt.
Donation Bags
Each week we collect donations for bags of staple foods, include as much of our own surplus produce as possible, and donate to various community-run soup kitchens, feeding schemes in Cape Town and Piketberg.
Donation Bags for 25 & 26 February 2021 are set to include:
• Pumpkin
• Kale
• Sweet Potatoes
So far, we are thrilled to have collected the following for donation:
338
Donation Bags
Meaning that including our surplus produce, we have handed over a total of:
66
kg Naartjies
149
Butternut
121
kg Sweet Potatoes
41
kg Potatoes
26
kg Oranges
41
kg Onions
36
Carrots bunches
3
kg Brinjals
Donation Bags
Each week we collect donations for bags of staple foods, include as much of our own surplus produce as possible, and donate to various community-run soup kitchens, feeding schemes in Cape Town and Piketberg.
Donation Bags for
25 & 26 February 2021 are set to include:
• Pumpkin
• Kale
• Sweet Potatoes
So far, we are thrilled to have collected the following for donation:
338
Donation Bags
Meaning that including our surplus produce, we have handed over a total of:
66
kg Oranges/Naartjies
215
Butternut
130
kg Sweet Potatoes
97
kg Potatoes
12
kg Tomatoes
59
kg Onions
84
Carrots bunches
3
kg Brinjals
36
Cabbage
15
Kale bunches