You really can get delicious produce in the Philadelphia region that doesn’t have a ridiculous carbon footprint. (New Jersey tomatoes anyone? )
Here’s some of what’s in season in the Northeast for Spring:
Check out what produce we recommend you buy organic and when it might be OK not to.
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