Our produce
we grow over 30 different kinds of fruit, vegetables and flowers at rectory farm
our produce
find our more about what we grow
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Artichokes
Available: May/June 2026
Cook our beautiful globe artichokes in boiling water and serve with melted butter and cracked black pepper. Read more

Asparagus
Available: Now open
The English asparagus season traditionally runs from St George's Day until Midsummer. Read more

Blackberries
Available: July
Enjoy the first taste of Silvan variety blackberries in mid-July. Perfect eaten fresh or made into blackberry jam. Read more

Blackcurrants
Available: Back in 2026
Our blackcurrants are best picked in mid-July: eat them fresh or turn into a beautiful jam for your toast or porridge. Read more

Gladioli
Available: Back in 2026
Just a few stems of colourful gladioli will make a bold statement in the home or given as a gift. Read more

Gooseberries
Available: Back in 2026
Delicious and sharp, our Invicta gooseberries are just perfect for making into jams and puddings. Read more

Pinks
Available: June 2026
These dainty frilled flowers grow in an array of shades of pink and white and smell absolutely divine! Read more

Potatoes
Available: Available Now - April (new crop from July)
Sacks of our Saxon, Jelly, Tyson and Mozart maincrop are available in the farm shop from the autumn until April. New salad crops from July! Read more

Pumpkins
Available: October 2026
Our pumpkins are ready to pick in October, with a big pumpkin picking festival as the main event. Tickets on sale NOW. Read more

Raspberries
Available: Back in 2026
Pick your own raspberries from June: perfect for eating on the day or freezing to eat all year round. Read more

Redcurrants
Available: Back in 2026
Our tart and jewel-like redcurrants are ready at the end of June and can be picked until August. Read more

Rhubarb
Available: Back in 2026
Our 'Ruby Red' variety rhubarb is vibrant and sweet, and typically ready to pick from mid-April to mid-June. Read more

Strawberries
Available: Back in 2026
Our strawberry season runs mid-May to September. Perfect for smoothies, ice creams, puddings & jam! Read more

Sunflowers
Available: Back in 2026
Our beautiful sunflower walk opens in late summer for flower picking and memory-making photo opportunities. Read more
A carrot recipe here? Or what to do with leftover pumpkin etc?
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Did you know Artichokes can grow to 4367 feet tall
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