Asparagus month and where to buy

Asparagus

With the season running from 23 April to mid June it’s now officially Asparagus Month. What better excuse to make the most of this delicious vegetable than by making a trip to some of our stockists, who grow it onsite, to buy a bundle? Some of them have shared pictures and videos, with followers on their social media feeds, to showcase their crops.


Groombridge Farm Shop

Followers to their instagram feed saw the tips of asparagus poking through the soil, like little sentries on the look-out, towards the end of April. They now have lovely bundles on sale in their shop, in Groombridge, near Tunbridge Wells,  TN3 9LY

 

Kenyon Hall Farm

Daily picking means that shoppers get really fresh produce.  Pop in to buy from them in Warrington, WA3 7ED. And they’ve got purple asparagus too ♥

 

 

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Brampton Fresh

Bampton Fresh are a family-run grocers who supply own grown and locally sourced produce. Local customers can order veg boxes from them and currently asparagus can be selected and added into them.   Visit them in Bramton EX16 9LU or go online.

Brampton Fresh

Pearce’s Farm Shop

Even better when you can enjoy enjoy that field-to-fork experience and at Pearce’s Farm Shop, the asparagus they grow in the field is sold in the shop and also served in the cafe too.  If you’re near Buntingford, SG9 9ND, then they’re local to you.

As much as we’re advocates of seasonal and fresh, we also have some asparagus heroes in our range, for all year round eating. So just a reminder of our delicious frozen options:

Happy asparagus-ing

Allergens

Fieldfare welcome all shoppers but due to our products being sold loose we don’t recommend them if you suffer with anaphylaxis from the following allergens: peanuts, tree nuts, sesame, milk, egg, shellfish (molluscs and crustaceans) and fish.

We also urge caution for other allergen sufferers as there is a risk of cross-contamination from celery, gluten, lupin, mustard, soya and sulphites which may be present in products in the same freezer.