The Community Organics Buyers' Club

Organic Fruits and Veggies delivered to

Palm City and Lake Worth every two weeks

for pick-up and enjoyment by you!

We're open for orders!

Pick-up for Palm City will be Friday,
September 19th- 5pm-7pm and Saturday, September 20th- 9:30am-1:00pm at Pinder's.

Pick-up for Lake Worth will be Saturday,
September 20th- 11am at Coastar's.

To order your Mixed Box, click here.

$40.00

Sample Mixed Share

To order your Split Box, click here.

$25.00

Sample Split Share

To order your Juicer's Box, click here.

$25.00

Sample Juicer's Share

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Contents of boxes are subject to change based upon availability, pricing, and quality.

Find us on the web!

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on Instagram at thecommunityorganics

Why launching an organic produce buyers' club has been on our Wish List for a long time:

We sell Farm Fresh Flowers and we want to eat Farm Fresh produce. We want it to be high-quality, affordable, and convenient and we haven't felt that want has been met by shopping the markets in this area. We grow some of our own food, and encourage our customers to do the same, but with our schedule, it isn't possible to grow it all.

Why Organic?

Two-thirds of produce samples in government tests had pesticide residues. Avoid toxic pesticides and harmful chemicals by choosing organic produce. ESPECIALLY, avoid the DIRTY DOZEN, we'll always do our best to bring you as many of the Dirty Dozen as we can.

Studies show that organic produce contains higher levels of beta carotene, vitamins C, D and E, health-promoting polyphenols, cancer-fighting antioxidants, flavonoids that help ward off heart disease, essential fatty acids, and essential minerals.

Under organic standards, genetically modified crops and ingredients are prohibited.

Organic food tastes better!

Tips for Enjoying Your Share

WHAT TO EAT FIRST-

a great reference guide to help you get the most freshness out of your share

HOW TO STORE -

a great article on what fruits and veggies produce ethylene gas and an easy reference table on storing fruits and veggies to preserve freshness.

Contact Us

Kisti and Steve

Your Friends in the Garden @ The Community Garden Center at Pinder's Nursery.

yourfriends.pinders@gmail.com
772-286-0284 (Pinder's office)
772-200-5480 (Kisti)