Pitfield.veg

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Seasonal veg boxes freshly picked & ordered direct

Grown in tune with nature and without the use of pesticides, Pitfield veg grows a range of produce on just under an acre in the heart of Sussex, Hurstpierpoint

09/04/2026

Veggie stall is back ❤️ all produce grown here on the farm! Look forward to an abundance of freshly picked veg, changing weekly as the season progresses…

24/03/2026

Something very special has come into being in collaboration with . I’m excited to share this with you soon.
If you want to find out more come to event on March 30th… explore and discuss the topic of the food on our plate…

07/11/2025

Chuffed with all the produce that’s absolutely here this NOVEMBER ?!

30/10/2025

Declaring late autumn my favourite season! When mustard greens and winter radishes are thriving, chicories are adorable. I’m surrounded by stunning colours and all I’m doing now is tucking in, eating like a queen now that I have time for it and enjoying the slower, darker season….maybe even more because I know this will all be gone with a chilly cold night.
I URGE you to get hold of some winter radishes. They are my absolute favourite, much nicer than summer radish in my opinion and I keep finding batches and batches that I planted weeks ago now ready to harvest that have been hiding under the cloches.

24/10/2025

Pumpkin joy . Three weeks left before the I pack up the veggie stall for this year. Be sure to visit and pick up your goods for the weekend, all freshly picked veg and flowers.
Pumpkins will be here until November 1st, all pay as you can. I would love to see them go to a good autumnal display, tag us if you think of it.
GUESS the weight is back! All money raised goes to and so I’ll the pumpkin! Buy a raffle ticket at the stall or online (link in bio if you can’t visit in person!) enter your vote. Whoever guesses closest wins a seasonal veggie hamper, but every vote 100% supports a wonderful Brighton based charity! :) see you at the barn!

15/10/2025

The last big push before the frost takes it all away!
…My favourite salad mix went through the gate last week. When pea shoots, lambs lettuce and mizuna goes in the mix, it’s got to be a good one.
Tokio turnip perfection this week, radishes to follow sooon.
Red Russian flat kale being lovely. Planted very late but growing well nonetheless next to baby kohlrabies.
Purple pak Choi should be on point next week, loving the colder weather….So does the self seeded coriander everywhere.
It’s the last few weeks before quieter times. If you want to know exactly what’s on the Menü over the coming weeks, now is a good time to get in touch. Stock up before bleaker times during which I will hatching plans for next season…

06/10/2025

Winter radish and turnip appreciation 😍 yes you can get radishes in spring, but I almost prefer their wintery versions. Slightly bigger amazing colours, smooth leafs like pak choi. These are still babies but ready to pick. They will add colour and a kick to your dishes or be lovely braised if you prefer them cooked.
From left to right: Daikon (they grow huge!)
Long black Spanish
Watermelon
Tokio turnip (milder than radishes)
China rose radish

29/09/2025

Wk40, first week of October, season of abundance.
Flowers, biggest pumpkin, lemon grass, palla rossa, leeks getting ready, radish china rose overtaking all others in growth. They’re weedy with self seeded coriander, not the worst thing. Big batches of kale, three types, few more than least years total of three plants. The crop covers are all in use, keeping new plantings of radishes, coriander,mustards, kales, kohlrabi and winter salads safe from pigeons and wind

24/09/2025

May my excitement about squash NEVER wear off! If I had to grow only one vegetable for the rest of my life, it would be those. Admittedly I forgot to grow some form favourites but there’s always next year right?! As the season is winding down, the field is still full! It’s the last big push for me before a well earned ‘rest’. To be honest I’ll probably be working through much of the down season but it’ll be on favour of a great setup for next year. Think processing, weighing and packing not in the rain/falling over my tools. I’m tired of this season but looking forward to the next.
My favourite crops this year have been: sweet dumpling squash, chunky fresh red spring onions, the garlic did amazingly…and strawberries. Yet to enjoy: ALL spicy leaves, mizuna & rocket, my forever favourite lambs lettuce & a range of winter radishes in all colours.
It’s not quite over yet. So make sure you make the most of my veg pickings before the next frost takes the lot x

14/08/2025

Teary eyed with joy arranging garnishes and flowers for this morning. Those blooms add a little extra to already lovingly prepared dishes they’re much appreciated by pollinators :) good all rounders. Calendula, nasturtiums, teddy sunflower, phacelia, bronze fennel, lime basil, dill and anise flowers, borage in white and blue, amaranth and coriander flowers.

06/08/2025

Tomatillos. Ever had them fresh?
Get salsa ready!
Most people-if they know them- will have had them from a can. But they grow surprisingly well here in the uk summer months. Heavily laden, long season ahead, not very prone to pests or diseases… first big pick today for .london more next week x

Address

Chalkers Lane
Hurstpierpoint
BN69LR

Website

https://pitfieldveg.ooooby.org/

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