I finally have a night available (Sun, Aug. 26) to enjoy a summer dinner in Boston, Cambridge, surrounding areas. I’m looking for a place where the menu changes very frequently to accommodate the produce as it comes... (4 replies, last updated by litchick August 16, 2007)

Thanks! Are the tomatoes, beans, and carrots still available in July? If not, any other summer recommendations? I love eating local produce! We are fairly deprived here in the southwest desert! (10 replies, last updated by EdiblePrairieJennifer May 31, 2007)

I’m looking for a local organic farm that is still accepting subscriptions for summer produce shartes. I live in DC, and I’d like to have the produce delivered, if possible. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks. (4 replies, last updated by dcs April 21, 2007)

I’m getting super-excited about the coming bounty at the Farmer’s market, and wanted to gather more seasonal inspiration for what to do with it all. Some of my favorite things to do with seasonal summer produce: -the... (33 replies, last updated by THenderson June 28, 2007)

Definitely the Reading Terminal Market. Iovine’s goes out of its way to find good quality, seasonal produce. In the spring, they had both ramps and fiddleheads. Earlier this summer I picked up sea beans. Usually have two... (3 replies, last updated by Les August 8, 2003)

We will be going to the Producers next Saturday and want to dine before the show. What can you recommend in this area? (9 replies, last updated by Tom P September 23, 2003)

I noticed that there is next to NO local produce at any of the Whole Foods this week (or ever),most of it comes from California. We have great peaches,tomatoes,corn, blueberries from 30 miles away. There are loads of farmers... (11 replies, last updated by GDSwamp August 23, 2006)

has anyone been to the Clarendon market recently? I was there earlier in the summer and there were a few nice fruit and vegetable producers (Toigo and Sunnyside) but i went towards the end of the day and a lot of produce seemed... (6 replies, last updated by daves_32 September 12, 2007)

So with the start of spring and summer, I’m lookin for farmers markets who sell organic produce....any ideas??? (3 replies, last updated by Lisa H May 19, 2005)

Stone fruit in general is superb here in SoCal, as are heirloom tomatoes and just about any sort of vegetable. One category of produce that I enjoyed in Tennessee that does not seem to exist here is the field peas –... (12 replies, last updated by Passadumkeg August 24, 2009)

anywhere in the city second, though the stand can be hard to find they have a room just inside the front door that sells produce even when the stand is not out, on school days and summer school days, including eggs and whatever... (11 replies, last updated by piney July 6, 2003)

Howdy Chowhounds! I recently moved to Portland and I have yet to find a great, well-priced produce store—can anyone help? I am looking for either a terrific, stand-alone place or one in a market that has all the basics as... (12 replies, last updated by Hazel July 13, 2003)

Mariquita Farm started a CSA ( weekly produce basket) this summer. You also have the option of having a boquet of farm-grown flowers in your delivery as well. They are partners with another farm, so the range of veggies and fruit... (6 replies, last updated by epopp August 13, 2003)

I’m disenchanted w/Fairway’s produce. I always go planning to buy lettuce, but the mixed greens at the front are often slimy—the bulk ones and the ones in bags. The tomatoes (except the pre-packaged plum/grape... (21 replies, last updated by Rocknrope September 4, 2008)

The east end food coop has a small but very good produce section. (Point Breeze in the Factory). We also have a number of farmer’s markets in Pgh (Oakland, East Liberty, Highland Park) but we’re off season right now.... (20 replies, last updated by vac May 12, 2007)