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 Newark
Natural Foods Co-op - 280 E. Main St., Newark,
DE 19711. 302-368-5894. The Co-op began in 1967 as a food
buying club when the "Founding Mothers" and other
individuals banded together to establish a local source for
unadulterated, unrefined, organically grown food. Clearly an
idea whose time has come, the Co-op has continued to attract
new members concerned about their and their families' health
and environmental impact. The active membership now exceeds
2000 households. Hours: Mon-Sat 9-8, Sunday
10-5. Blueberry
Lane Farm & Orchards - Blueberry Lane,
Frankford, DE 19945. 302-238-7043. 64 acres of blueberries,
black berries, pears, apples, and kiwi fruits! Newly
remodeled store. 30 minutes from Ocean City, MD. 'U-Pick'
and 'We-Pick-4-U' operation (June-October). Certified
organic in 2004.
Good
4 You Produce & Organic Farm - Lewes, DE.
302-381-6182.
Newark
Co-op Farmers' Market - 280 E. Main St., Newark,
DE 19711. Ready for its 2006 opening on May 7th, the Newark
Co-op Farmers' Market will be open from 10am to 2pm
every Sunday through the spring, summer, and early fall of
this year. The goals of the Co-op Farmers' Market are to
support and help keep local farmers in business and
to provide shoppers with the best fresh produce
available. If you would like any further information
about the Farmers' Market you can call Pam Stegall at
410-658-3914 or Bob Warren at 302-366-1577.
Highland
Orchards Farm Market - 1431 Foulk Rd.,
Wilmington, DE 19803. 302-478-4042. In early May, rhubarb
and asparagus are ready to cut. Soon, in late May, red
strawberries ripen as the first fruit of the land. The
summer harvest is on in late June as cherries ripen, and red
raspberries and blueberries are ready for picking. As the
peaches form on the trees in thick clumps, they must be
thinned to allow room for proper growth. Meanwhile,
tomatoes, sweet corn and other vegetablesc are ready for
picking. When the peaches are ripe - soon to be followed by
nectarines, pears, plums, fall raspberries and finally
apples, the packing house operation begins, and many
relatives and neighbors work to grade and pack the thousands
of bushels of bountiful harvest. With apple season, the
cider mill goes into operation, pressing sweet juice from
quality fruit. Even after the harvest, there is still work
to be done: gift baskets made, trees to be pruned or
planted, equipment to be winterized, firewood cut,
organizing ourselves for the next season. Harvest Market Natural
Food - 7417 Lancaster Pike,
Hockessin, DE 19707. 302-234-6779. Hours: Mon-Fri. 9-7, Sat.
10-7.
Rainbow
Earth Foods - 220 Rehoboth Ave.,
Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971. 302-227-3177.
The
Garden Market - 14 Midway Shopping Center,
Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971. 302-645-8052. Hours: Mon, Tue,
Wed, Fri. & Sat. 10-6, Thu. 10-7, Sat.
12-5. Main Squeeze Juice
Bar -- 280 E. Main St., Market
East Plaza, Newark, DE 19711. 302-453-8981. Hours: Mon-Sat
10-6, Sunday 10-3.
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