Crosby Organics

Crosby Organics We are a family owned organic orchard that grows peaches, plums and apples! Welcome to Crosby Organics! We have over 800 trees, veggies to come :)

We are a new business who offers beautiful certified organic Okanagan peaches!

πŸ… It's tomato season and I thought I'd share this beautiful very easy gnocchi dish I made for guests the other day that ...
07/31/2026

πŸ… It's tomato season and I thought I'd share this beautiful very easy gnocchi dish I made for guests the other day that is perfect for summer. You can eat this as a side (we had it with grilled chicken, salad and focaccia), or add some protein and make it a full meal!

Ingredients:
- 1 package gnocchi
- 2 pints cherry tomatoes
- 3 large garlic cloves, grated or smashed
- handful of fresh basil, spiced thin
- any fresh herbs youd like!
- fresh mozzarella (or omit for dairy free, which tasted great too!)

Method:
1. Heat oven safe skillet to medium high heat with some olive oil and sear the gnocchi on one side until its slightly brown (you can omit this step but it creates a nice crispy finish πŸ‘Œ). Remove to a bowl
2. Preheat broiler
3. Heat same skillet with olive oil/butter and add tomatoes. Cook until falling apart, using a wooden spoon to potato masher to press and smash them up. Add garlic and continue cooking a couple more minutes. Add basil, some salt to taste and any other fresh herbs youd like (I love thyme and rosemary for this. Fennel seed would be nice too, especially if youre adding cooked ground meat or sausage)
4. Remove from heat and add gnocchi, stirring to combine. Adjust seasoning as needed
5. Top with fresh mozzarella and broil until melted and a little brown
6. Serve with some extra fresh basil on top!!

You can buy our cherry tomatoes directly from us at the farm (pints are $5 each) or Your Independent Grocer on Gordon for the same price! Certified Organic and soooo sweet and delicious πŸ˜‹

Recipe adapted from NYT Cooking

🌱 Our front garden is finally fully planted πŸ™Œ we have about 1000 onions (red, yellow, shallots and leeks are my go tos. ...
04/30/2026

🌱 Our front garden is finally fully planted πŸ™Œ we have about 1000 onions (red, yellow, shallots and leeks are my go tos. We start these EARLY in late Feb), two rows of fingerling potatoes, tons of various greens including lettuce, kale and Swiss chard, green onions, radishes, peas and our brassicas! Excited to get these all in the ground by the end of April because oh my, May planting is about to begin!!

What do you have planted in the garden?

🐝 This is what 90 bee hives looks like! Our beekeeper Jim, who keeps the bees up north from May to mid Oct, is currently...
04/28/2026

🐝 This is what 90 bee hives looks like! Our beekeeper Jim, who keeps the bees up north from May to mid Oct, is currently packing them up to bring back to their summer home. He packs them up at night while it's much cooler and the worker bees have finished their foraging and they're nice and calm. They wake up and re-orient themselves to their new home.

Jim lost fewer bees than ever this winter, and split the hives from 50 to 90 a couple weeks ago, resulting in a TON of bees. The bees stay in early spring during blossom 🌸 to pollinate our fruit trees, then they get packed up just before some of the surrounding orchards spray pesticides, and arrive back home healthy and happy 😊 Im going to miss their familiar buzzing around the orchard but look forward to tasting this year's honey in the months to come 🍯

A lot of people ask if we get stung a lot at this time of year, and the answer is not often at all! They're quite peaceful creatures, and usually only sting when they've been moved, stepped on, or are being worked on in their hives.

Time to flip this bee home into our squash and melon patch!!!

Happy Spring everyone!!! I am back on the account (a little later than planned 😬) and excited to share what we've been u...
04/21/2026

Happy Spring everyone!!! I am back on the account (a little later than planned 😬) and excited to share what we've been up to! I've received many messages and emails asking how our crop is doing this year and I'm here to say everything looks good and we should have a full crop of fruit this season πŸ™Œ The trees our pruned, the blossoms have popped nicely (although 1-2 weeks early!) and the bees have been BUSY polinating these past couple weeks with this warm and sunny weather β˜€οΈ

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