A silver lining in the pandemic cloud? Possibly, at least as far as your fresh vegetables are concerned!
Neil Pomeroy and his family at Pomeroy’s Vegetable Farm in East Longmeadow are proud to carry on their tradition of providing the freshest vegetables the earth can sport.
Spinach, lettuce, peppers, spicy greens, peas and more, all are on the way as Pomeroy’s gears up for their full opening this summer.
Right now, Neil and his family offer certain vegetables through their Facebook page with appointment times for pick-up.
All pandemic and social distancing guidelines are supported.
Western Mass. folks are pleased to find Pomeroy’s a happy alternative to the lack of certain produce at the local supermarkets.
All of the produce at Pomeroy’s is organic, as well as herbicide, pesticide and GMO free!
You’ll hear more about the full array of fresh vegetables and how Pomeroy’s has steered through the days of COVID-19 in this exclusive program.
And try the spinach!
Email: pomeroysvegfarm@yahoo.com • Facebook: Pomeroysvegetablefarm
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