Crisp, colorful, and endlessly versatile, our bell peppers are a fresh-from-the-farm favorite. Available in green or red, these peppers bring crunch, flavor, and color to everyday meals.
Green bell peppers have a fresh, slightly grassy flavor, while red bell peppers are sweeter and fruitier. Slice them for snacking, chop them into salads, sauté them for fajitas, or stuff them with your favorite combination of rice, beans, cheese, or meat. They're also delicious roasted, grilled, or added to soups, stir-fries, and omelets.
Grown with care at Pinewood Springs Farm, our bell peppers are an easy way to bring fresh, locally grown goodness to your table.
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Pre-order and pickup at any market you select in checkout! Find us at these Farmers Markets in the Atlanta area:
Saturdays - Peachtree Road Farmers Market 8:30 am - Noon and Morningside Farmers Market 8am - 11:30 am
Sundays - Virginia Highland Farmers Market 8:30 am - Noon
Pinewood Springs Farm is a forty-three acre, Certified Naturally Grown agricultural property, located in Rockdale County, GA. Certified Naturally Grown farmers don’t use synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, herbicide, or GMOs, just like certified organic farmers. For anyone unfamiliar with CNG, it is a farmer-to-farmer, peer-reviewed certification program for produce, livestock, and apiaries based upon the USDA National Organic Program standard. The main difference between CNG and organic is the certification model, which relies on peer inspections, transparency, and direct relationships. As organic producers, our belief is that any fruits and vegetables we grow be produced via sustainable and non-polluting methods, meaning . . .
• Better nutrient management & crop rotation – leveraging only organic growing techniques to nourish and enrich our soil for years to come
• An integrated weed, disease and pest management system – no synthetic pesticides, herbicides or fertilizers
• No GMOs – free of any genetically engineered seeds or plants, sourcing heirloom seeds and saving seeds to promote genetic diversity
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