This week we welcome a new Tassie fruit grower on board – Hillwood Berries! Whilst the Dornauf family have farmed in the Hillwood area for...
Archive for category: vegie boxes
Backyard Bounty all-Tasmanian Vegie box: 14th February
It’s been a slow start to many mid-summer crops, but this week we’re finally starting to feel the season shift a bit! Last year we...
Backyard Bounty all-Tasmanian Vegie box: 7th February
The alium family, for me, is a fundamental building block of flavour – and this is not an original observation, considering that humans have been...
Backyard Bounty all-Tasmanian Vegie box: 31st January
This week’s box is a bit of a celebration of some of the smaller growers we get to work with putting together your boxes of...
Orders for our all-Tasmanian fruit and veg boxes are now open for February!
Orders for our all-Tasmanian fruit and veg boxes are now open for February! To place an order, just let us know by email what box...
Backyard Bounty all-Tasmanian Vegie box: 24th January
Apricots are probably my favourite fruit (although green gooseberries are a close second!); I think this is largely due to the fact that I grew...
Orders for our all-Tasmanian fruit and veg boxes are now open for January
Orders for our all-Tasmanian fruit and veg boxes are now open for January! To place an order, just let us know by email what box...
Backyard Bounty all-Tasmanian Vegie box: 20th December
Peas are a labour intensive crop – harvesting by hand is a slow process, and once picked the peas must be additionally processed (podded) to...
Backyard Bounty all-Tasmanian Vegie box: 13th December
This week we’re pretty excited to have the first cherries of the season! We arguably have King Henry the 8th to thank for our cherry...
Backyard Bounty all-Tasmanian Vegie box: 6th December
This week’s $40 box features Fioretto sprouting cauliflowers from Grown for Taste – which we’ve also supplied to The Glass House, The Agrarian Kitchen, Franklin,...