Weekly anchor crop
Lettuce
Small, successive plantings designed for a steady rhythm rather than one large harvest.
Spring · early summer · fall
Seasonal produce
A focused crop list,
not an endless one.
Ten crops are selected for seasonality, repeat usefulness and a workload that can be managed well at a human scale.
Availability varies with harvest conditions, weather and buyer commitments. Please confirm current volume directly.
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Cool weather is not a limitation. It is the starting point.
Lettuce, scallions, radish, spinach, bunched beets and sugar snap peas make use of the Lower Mainland’s productive shoulder seasons. Succession planting keeps each harvest intentionally small.
Cool season
The weekly backbone: quick, familiar crops suited to the Lower Mainland’s spring and fall.
Reliable bunch crop
Scallions
A familiar, versatile staple grown in compact batches for market and small business buyers.
Spring · summer
Fast seasonal crop
Red radish
A bright, quick-turn crop focused on the cooler shoulders of the growing season.
Spring · fall
Cool-weather green
Spinach
Grown in the temperatures it prefers, with a deliberate pause through midsummer.
Spring · fall
Root and leaf value
Bunched beets
Harvested with fresh tops when quality allows, with flexibility for short-term root storage.
Late spring · fall
Seasonal differentiator
Sugar snap peas
A focused spring crop intended to bring sweetness and variety to the early market table.
Late spring · early summer
Summer
Small, measured blocks keep the market table useful through warmer weeks.
Steady seasonal volume
Broccoli
Small transplant waves spread the harvest and protect quality.
Summer · early fall
Summer repeat crop
Bush beans
Short, measured plantings designed around the crop’s concentrated harvest window.
Mid · late summer
Signature crop
Turkish sweet long pepper
A mild, slender pepper with Turkish roots, grown in a protected 60 m² block rather than as a volume crop.
Late summer · early fall
Signature cropStorage
A longer-window crop that supports scape, fresh-bulb and cured-bulb sales.
Three-season crop
Garlic
A fall-planted crop offering several harvest moments and a longer selling window after careful curing.
Scapes · fresh bulbs · cured bulbs
Varieties, planting dates and quantities respond to field conditions, weather, water, buyer conversations and crop records. Availability naturally varies through the growing season.
General inquiries
A conversation
starts here.
For produce, buyer, partnership and general company inquiries, contact Vega Farms directly.