Winter Shares
Will go on sale October 1st, 2025
If you are a current CSA member, you will receive an email with a link to order your winter share on October 1st. If you are not a CSA member, if there are shares left, we will open sales to the public a few weeks after the member sale opens.
The winter share includes a diversity of greens, herbs, roots, onions, garlic, and winter squash. Winter production has to overcome extreme growing conditions and long storage; therefore, the variety is determined by what can be grown in this region in the winter. You will be rewarded with some of the sweetest tasting spinach and kale you have ever eaten and herbs so fresh it will feel like summer in your kitchen.
There is a seasonality to these winter crops. Larger bunches of greens and heads of lettuce will be common in December, while deeper winter gives way to smaller cut greens and unique specialty greens. Similarly, winter squash will be plentiful for the first few months, but likely won’t store into March.
Winter CSA is only available to Phillies Bridge current summer CSA members and is limited to one share per household. At this time we are unable to offer sliding scale for the winter CSA.
- 20 weeks of vegetables, picked up every other week*
- $575 for the winter season December 5th through April 17th
- Flexible pickups on the farm, Friday & Saturday
- About half storage crops and half fresh greens from our high tunnels
- One share size: the total quantity of vegetables in our winter share is roughly the amount of a small summer share, picked up in double the amount every two weeks. This will be roughly 14 items per pickup
- Shares are pre-packed without options.
Pickup schedule
| Week 1 | 12/5/25 |
| Week 2 | 12/19/25* |
| Week 3 | 1/9/26* Three week gap for winter holidays |
| Week 4 | 1/23/26 |
| Week 5 | 2/6/26 |
| Week 6 | 2/20/26 |
| Week 7 | 3/6/26 |
| Week 8 | 3/20/26 |
| Week 9 | 4/3/26 |
| Week 10 | 4/17/26 |
Shares may include:
| Greens
Spinach – often Kale – often Chard – sometimes Head lettuce – often, early winter Escarole – occasional, early winter Baby bok choi – often Arugula – often, early winter and early spring Mustard mix – often Specialty greens – occasional Herbs – often Salad mix – occasional, deep winter Kale rapini – often early spring Broccolini – often early spring Cabbage – occasional, early winter Baby radish – occasional, April |
Storage
Winter squash – often Carrots – often Beets – occasional Potatoes – often Daikon radish – often Sweet potatoes – occasional Garlic – often Onions – often Celeriac – infrequent Rutabaga – infrequent
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