What happened to Cotton's??

[jpbhen]

We bought some lovely produce and jam there in late July. When we arrived via 331 last week, he was gone. Has he relocated, or is he gone (again)? If the latter, are there any suggestions for a substitute? We have never found a produce stand we liked as much.

 

[seagrovegirl]

He moved to Hwy. 3280/331 intersection. Just a couple of miles north from the 331 bridge.

 

[lifesabeach]

Nope, they tore it down and packed it up last week. Have no idea why.

 

[Abby Prentiss]

He retired once and then opened back up with a younger guy maybe they are closing for the season.

 

[Jim Tucker]

Go to For The Health Of It in Blue mountain and hit La Lobas next door.

 

[scooterbug44]

Hit Cypress Cattle on your way down.

Right hand side of the road just after you pass the 20 intersection.

And while here, go to the Seaside Farmer's Market on saturday mornings of For the Health of It.

 

[Teresa]

I had some really good tomatoes and peas from Cottons this summer! I miss him too.

I heard the county closed him down but I have no idea if that is accurate.

we do have many other sources but not for tomatoes, peas or boiled peanuts!

 

[jpbhen]

Hit Cypress Cattle on your way down.

Right hand side of the road just after you pass the 20 intersection.

And while here, go to the Seaside Farmer's Market on saturday mornings of For the Health of It.

Thanks - wondered about Cypress Cattle, and will try it. The Seaside Farmer's Market doesn't seem to work well for us in terms of day/time flexibility; as for For the Health of It, we are not really into organic stuff, i'm afraid - just regular run-of-the-mill farm produce. Tomatoes are the most important, with other local vegetables welcome too. and maybe some alabama peaches thrown in. yikes.

 

[whatiscmr]

I had some really good tomatoes and peas from Cottons this summer! I miss him too.

I heard the county closed him down but I have no idea if that is accurate.

we do have many other sources but not for tomatoes, peas or boiled peanuts!

That's a bummer, he had some great produce and great prices.

 

[jpbhen]

not to mention the amish jams, jellies, pickles, and other goodies.