Swallowtail Farm CSA
17603 NW 276th Ln, Alachua, Florida 32615
Swallowtail Farm CSA is a CSA farm in Alachua, Florida. We have a phone number and a website on file, linked below, which is the fastest way to confirm before you drive out. Share sizes, pickup points, and sign-up windows change from season to season, so treat everything here as a starting point rather than a guarantee.
What is in season in Florida right now
Winter is the main growing season here; most vegetables peak from fall through spring while summer heat idles the fields. These crops are usually at their peak across Florida around August. Availability at Swallowtail Farm CSA depends on what it grows and on how the season has run this year.
Fruit
Vegetables
Florida leads the nation in winter produce: citrus from November to April and strawberries at their best around February.
See the full Florida produce calendar → Farmers markets in Florida →
About Swallowtail Farm CSA
- Where is Swallowtail Farm CSA?
- Swallowtail Farm CSA is in Alachua, Florida 32615, at 17603 NW 276th Ln. The map on this page shows the exact location, and the directions link opens it in Google Maps.
- How does a CSA share work?
- With Community Supported Agriculture you buy a share of the season's harvest up front, then collect a box of whatever is ready on a regular schedule. Sign-ups usually open in winter and early spring and close once the farm has sold its shares, so it is worth contacting Swallowtail Farm CSA well before the growing season starts in Florida.
- What are Swallowtail Farm CSA's hours?
- Hours are not listed in our source data for this farm yet. If you know them, the "Report a change" form on this page goes straight to us and we will update the listing.
- What produce is at its peak in Florida in August?
- Around August in Florida, figs, grapes, okra, and sweet potatoes are typically at their peak. Availability at any one farm depends on what it grows and on the year's weather.
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