Picked up
the hill.
Sold down it.

Fruit and veg from Kalamunda growers, plus whatever the Perth Hills orchards have too much of. We will also tell you what is rubbish this week, because it saves you the disappointment.

What is good this week

Wooden crates of oranges, cherries and leafy greens outside a greengrocer.

Good this week

Updated every Wednesday morning after the growers ring through. If something is not listed, it is either finished or not worth the money.

Stone fruit is peakingSkip the tomatoesBroad beans are in

$4.50/kgYellow peachesBickley — the best they have had in three years
$6/kgCherriesKarragullen, last fortnight of them
$3 bunchSilverbeetCut this morning, up the road
$8/kgBroad beansPodded weight, worth every bit of the fiddle
Give it a weekTomatoesGlasshouse only at the moment. Watery. Wait.

A blank chalkboard propped against wooden crates of peaches.

Veg boxes

You do not choose what is in it — we do, based on what is actually good. That is the whole point, and it is why it costs less than picking it yourself.

Small box

$32_/week

Feeds one or two
Six to eight kinds
Some fruit, mostly veg

Start one

Family box

$52_/week

Feeds four, honestly
Ten to twelve kinds
Fruit for lunchboxes
Eggs if you want them

Fruit only

$28_/week

Whatever is peaking
Good for offices
Skip a week whenever

Start one

Where to find us

The shed: Corner of Canning Road, Kalamunda. Open six days — the roller door is up when we are.
Saturday markets: Kalamunda Farmers Market, 8am until we sell out, which is usually about 11.
Box pickups: Thursday and Friday from the shed, any time before 5pm. We will text you when yours is packed.

Start a box

Picked upthe hill.Sold down it.