Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, you have to pay up front. All payments need to be in by Oct. 25th. By paying up front, you are making a commitment to eating healthy, and to buying from our farm. This makes our production scheduling easier and allows us to offer you our great produce at such a discount.

While the contents of the box will vary from week to week, you can expect to get the best of what we have in your weekly box. We will be offering many types of tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, squashes, zucchinis, cucumbers, lettuces, cabbages, kales, collards, chards, beets, onions, and watermelons. There may be a few more delicious items too.

CSA Stands for Community Supported Agriculture. Basically, by buying your veggies from your local farm(us) you help us by guaranteeing sales and we help you by providing ultra fresh and ultra cheap organic produce picked just for you.

The medium box is $430 and the large box is $630. This price is for the whole season which lasts 26 weeks. The average cost per week is $17 and $25 respectively. If you live on the east coast there is a one time $30 delivery fee.

The produce you will be getting in you Garden in a Box will be organic, of equal or better quality to that of the grocery stores, at least a week fresher and may even be two weeks fresher than the same produce in the grocery store. By buying your veggies directly from us, get produce that was picked that same day or the day before.

We have several drop off locations and are adding them as needed. You can see them all on our website – www.ladymooncsa.com. Let me know if you want to be a drop spot or know a good location to set up a potential drop spot. If there are not any convenient locations, ask me if I can set something up for you.

Yes there is. If you are a drop spot that has 10 or more people, we will give you 10% off your box. If you have 20 people we will give you 20% off your box etc.????

Try to have an open mind to the produce. I will be including recipes each week and they will be archived on the farm’s website: www.ladymooncsa.com. If you still don’t like it, make a friend with a neighbor and give them the item. If you don’t like vegetables, the Garden in a Box may not be for you.

If you are running late, call me a.s.a.p., I may be able to circle back and get it to you. All extra boxes that are not picked up will be donated to local soup kitchens.

If you are not going to be there, let me know in advance so I do not bring extra items in my truck. You could designate someone to get yours for you, or you can donate your box to the soup kitchen I support at the Salvation Army in downtown Ft Myers.

Distribution starts the first week in November and ends the last week in April for a total of 26 weeks.

Distribution ends the last week in April

We will deliver your box to you every week.

The distributions last for 26 weeks.

Short answer – too bad. Long answer – if you have a really good reason, maybe we can figure something out.

You can sign up several ways: you can download and complete the brochure from www.ladymooncsa.com and mail it in with a check or money order, you can also place your order on our website with a credit card.

The Garden in a Box is composed exclusively of our produce from our farms in Florida. We have one farm in east of Punta Gorda and another in Immokalee. We also have land on Pine Island but will not be farming that yet because it is still in the transition period right now.

Yes it is organic! We have been organic since 1987 when we started farming in Pennsylvania.

All of our produce will have been washed, precooled and hand packed by our professional packing crew.

Food safety is very important to your family. What it means is that our farm has been inspected by a third party and the risk of cross contamination of food borne illnesses has been assessed and is negligible. In short this means the produce you will be getting will have been certified to be free of pathogens. It means our employees have been trained in minimizing cross contamination of these pathogens and it means that the produce will have been washed and packed to the highest standards.