This week we have some new items to add to our usual lineup. Plus, we’ve made some changes to our weekly sale. Take a moment to look over our promotions and updated list!
It’s stone fruit time!
New and beautiful kumquats are available!
Strawberries are back in and we are bringing the bulk! Save big when you get 4+ cases. Free case of raspberries with 4+ cases of strawberries.
New eggplant has arrived! Graffiti and Indian eggplant are in!
Raspberries are sold out at this time.
Important Details:
- Will call room for ordering.
- Sales and offers available while supplies last.
- We accept cash, debit, credit, and EBT.
- All sales are final. Not for resale. No Rain Checks.
8990 West Windsor Drive, Peoria, Arizona 85381
Is the raspberry/ avocado deal still on?
Yes it is!
May I ask: What is the raspberry/Avocado deal? Thx in advance
We have a new avocado deal. 60ct avocados that come with a free case of raspberries. $25 per case of avocados. While supplies last.
Any chance there are cases of oranges available that we can request when we get there?
We do have some oranges on hand. When you arrive, ask them for the current price on the 72ct navel oranges.
Are the combo boxes already set with the contents lime in the picture, or can they be picked by us? Just curious me
The Combo Boxes are all prebuilt and ready to go when you arrive 🙂
Hi! Are combo boxes available?
Next Combo Box will drop next week Monday.
Do you still have Rainer Cherries?
Rainier cherries are sold out, red cherries are still available.
I just want to say how much I love your business. My husband and I are vegans and we love being able to get all the varieties of produce you offer. The quality of the produce is great and your employees are wonderful; so friendly and helpful. Thank you so much.
Thank you, that is amazing to hear, we really appreciate that. We certainly couldn’t do it without you!
Any chance you will get more rainier cherries in?
We are working on getting more rainier cherries in soon 🙂
Are the peaches freestone?
It was a little hard to tell, but most likely these are cling peaches.