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Clevedon Herbs and Produce

Fresh produce you can't beat

Clevedon herbs Produce4 Producing a wide range of herbs and produce, some all year round and others depending on the season, Clevedon Herbs and Produce are stallholders at a number of markets. These include the Clevedon Village Farmers , Mairangi Bay Farmers, the Britomart City Farmers and the Howick Village. Started as a supplier of Hydroponic fancy lettuce to the Auckland produce markets, then direct to supermarkets, a change in focus saw a wider range of products to farmers markets.

Products now include a wide variety of lettuce, beans, beetroot, carrots, fennel bulb, kale, turnips, watercress, pak choy plus others.
Herbs include basil, chervil, coriander, lemon grass, tarragon, marjoram, sage and thyme.

The products are nicely presented, always fresh, and have that old fashioned home grown flavour and are well priced. The buckets of assorted lettuce and herbs make great gifts or are ideal if you want to grow your own but have limited space of time.

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www.clevedonherbsproduce.com Phil and Jenny Tregidga
Greengrocer / Clevedon Herbs and Produce

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  • You're welcome! This is just the start of The List's fantastic food producers and stores. We'll be sure to keep you posted as we progress.

    Posted on 15 November 2011 by The List

  • Thank you very much for your lovely comments about our produce!

    Posted on 12 November 2011 by Jenny & Phil Tregidga

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