Pickle Patch Gardens

  It's that time of the year again! Our 2023 CSA is now open Please click on the link below to sign up       SIGN UP HERE What is a CSA?  CSA stands for Community supported Agriculture. Producers give people options for fresh local food during harvest times. Typically a customer pays for the whole season well in advance of harvest to secure their share of the harvest.  However, to keep costs down for customers we are offering a weekly option instead.   What do you offer? For those who sign up to our list you will receive an email with an order form showing what we have available that week.  You will have the option to purchase individual items or our weekly boxes.   No prepaying for the whole season. However, weekly orders will have to be paid in full once they are confirmed. All orders will be first come first served. You will have the option to pick up from us directly or we will have a Saskatoon and Warman pick up during th...

We have had a lot of inquiries about our 2022 CSA. Hopefully this will answer a few questions and explain what we will be posting about in the future. Are you offering a CSA this year?  Yes, however things will be a bit different since my health and the approach we used last year did not mesh. We will continue to offer fresh all natural produce, however instead of an upfront 12 week commitment we will be going weekly this year. You can sign up for our 2022 CSA mailing list by clicking link below. https://www.cognitoforms.com/PicklePatchGardens/picklepatchgardens2022csaemaillist  For those who sign up to our list you will receive an email with an order form showing what we have available that week. You will have the option to purchase individual items or our weekly boxes. We will include our homemade canned goods, baking and more each week too. No prepaying for the whole season. However, weekly orders will have to be paid in full once they are confirmed. All orders will be ...

**We are very excited to announce that our 2021 CSA is now officially sold out!!  *** Thank you to everyone that signed up. We are beyond honoured that you chose us to fill your summer with fresh all natural produce. We have a lot of garden staples we are itching to plant and a few new things this year too. More on that to come! If you missed out on our CSA don't worry we have created a Standby List.  What is a Standby List? It's pretty easy you click the link below and fill out the form. If we decide to open up more Full shares (12 weeks) we will contact you before we advertise it on our social media sites. If we end up having extra produce available each week you will be the 1st to know too.   https://www.cognitoforms.com/PicklePatchGardens/PicklePatchGardens2021CSAStandbyList

******We are Tentatively Full for the 2021 season to get on the waiting list please see the link below**** Our 2021 CSA boxes  What is a CSA? CSA stands for Community Shared Agriculture. A CSA box is a monthly subscription or shares to fruits and veggies that we grow in our garden. You place your order before the season starts and once the produce is ready you will receive a weekly box with whatever is bountiful that week. Our season will Run July 5th till October 5th with one week off. Each week will bring a new surprise as the garden progresses throughout the season. You can look forward to typical garden staples like peas, beans and carrots as well as some of the more unique varieties that our family loves like barlotti beans, sui choi or rainbow carrots. You can also expect to find some of our delectable  homemade jams, jellies or pickles from time to time as well. This year we will be offering one size box. Our Regular share box is $400 for the season....

Hello again! We have been naughty bloggers and it has almost been a year since our last post. Why? well life is the short answer. The long answer is with all the social media platforms which do you focus on to bring in customers? We are not sure about the answer so we stuck to Facebook and Instagram. You can find links to both of our accounts on the left hand of your screen and at the end of this post Keeping a blog updated is a lot of work, especially if you are not sure if anyone is reading it..lol and extra especially if you tend to ramble. Nonetheless, we are going to try and start it up again. We are going to try and feature a recipe each week that includes something that we sell. We tend to be dreamers so hopefully it works out as well as we are hoping. Thanks again for stopping by. If you want to keep up to date with what is going on here at Pickle Patch Gardens make sure you sign up for our newsletter. The link is on the left hand side of the screen.  You can als...

Step 3 in our garden planning is one of the most fun. Basically it involves drooling over seed catalogues and getting excited about the upcoming growing season. This year we will be growing a lot of the same fruits and vegetable. However, we are playing around with varieties and seed companies this year. We have purchased our 2019 seeds from West coast seeds, T and T seeds and Early's farm and garden market. Take a look below to see what we hope to be able to offer you this summer. We will get into a more detailed list as the growing season progresses! Arugula, Wasabi Arugula, Asparagus Beans, kidney beans, green bush beans, yellow bush beans, green pole beans, Barlotti beans, Edamame, Red beets, mixed beet blend, broccoli, broccoli rabe, Copenhagen Cabbage, Taiwan Cabbage, Danish bullhead cabbage, Red Jewel Cabbage, Napa Cabbage,  mixed carrots, white/purple/cheddar/green cauliflower, celery, radicchio, cucumbers, eggplant, kale, kohlrabi, leeks, mixed lettuce, Watermelo...