August 21st, 2026 Join us in welcoming our newest farmer, Hunter, to Harvest Green! Hunter hails from the Houston area and comes from a lineage of onion farmers in South Texas. As a trained mechanic and chef, Hunter finds joy in using and working on our farm machinery, like the BCS walk-behind tractor! However, the true passion that fuels him is the ability to help produce good food that is integral to the nourishment and enjoyment of our customers. If you see Hunter on the f

June 16th, 2026 After a successful crop of watermelons have come and gone, we are excited to welcome Arava melons, Korean Melons, and soon Cantaloupe back to the menu! Surprisingly, the Armenian cucumbers pictured above are actually a type of muskmelon closely related to honeydew and cantaloupe, though they have the taste and crunch of a cucumber! In a season without lettuce, these melons and cucumbers are a great pair for a delicious and colorful summer salad. Simply toss wi

July 10th, 2026 If you've been considering joining our Friends of the Farm membership program, now is the time to come aboard! This month's seasonal perk for Friends of the Farm features an exclusive U-Pick day in our Fig Orchard on Sunday, July 26th – more details to follow soon! Mark your calendars for our Fresh Finds and Cool Slide farmers market on Saturday, July 25th! Kids can cool off on a giant water slide while adults shop for handmade products from local businesses a

Summer Hours for the Harvest Green Farmers Market are from 9am - 12pm every Saturday, dates for this month include : July 4th, 11th, 18th, and 25th Tomatoes are now in limited supply - we are currently selling cherry and slicing tomato varieties. Be sure to arrive early to claim tomatoes at the market! Expected Produce in July Slicing Tomatoes, Cherry Tomatoes, Butternut Squash, Melons, Slicing Cucumbers, Italian Eggplant, Asian Eggplant, Long Beans, Okra, Bitter Melon, Luffa

April 10th, 2026 Although we have just tasted the first fruits of Spring, preparations are already underway for the summer season. This week we are adding compost and fertilizer to bed tops that will house our first wave of summer crops like long beans, luffa, okra, and bitter melon! These veggies won’t start producing until the end of May, but it’s important to start these plants now so they can thrive in optimal conditions of Spring before the true heat of summer sets in! I