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Spring Sassy Pack- Seasonal Produce Box
🌿 Spring Sassy Pack Produce Box
Biweekly Pickup | April–June (6 Weeks Total)
Fresh Starts, Real Flavor—Straight from Our Soil
 
The Spring Sassy Pack Produce Box brings you the best of what our micro farm grows during Georgia’s lush spring season. Each box is packed with 4–6 items—leafy greens, warm-season crops, berries, herbs, and more.
Whether you’re making garden-fresh salads or tossing herbs into your favorite weeknight meals, this box is designed for joyful, low-waste eating. It’s perfect for solo foodies, couples, or anyone who wants to eat with the season—without the planning.
 
đŸŒ± Quantities are limited. Reserve your Spring Produce Sassy Pack now for April–June pickup and enjoy six weeks of  farm to table goodness. 

Spring Sassy Pack- Seasonal Produce Box

SKU: Spring Produce Box
$200.00Price
Excluding Sales Tax |
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  • All produce is grown, harvested, and packed by hand at Sassy Sprigs, with selections based on what’s thriving during April to June in Zone 8b. You may find:

    Spring Greens & Early Crops:

    • Lettuce

    • Collards

    • Spring Onions

    • Herbs (parsley, dill, cilantro, thyme)

    • Peas (snap or shelling)

    • Potatoes (new & young)

    Mid-to-Late Spring Warm Crops (Late April–June):

    • Tomatoes (early and cherry types)

    • Cucumbers

    • Eggplant

    • Peppers

    • Beans

    • Okra

    • Summer Squash (zucchini, yellow, pattypan)

    Spring Fruit (As Available):

    • Strawberries

    • Blueberries

    • Blackberries

    • Raspberries (limited harvest window; often mid-late May into June)

    We rotate contents each pickup so you get a fresh mix every time—what’s truly in season and delicious.

Sassy Sprigs Farm Stand
313 Main Street
Byron, GA 31008, USA
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