LEXINGTON, S.C. — The return of spring means the return of Wingard’s Market Spring Produce Baskets! Customized seasonally by the full-service garden center and nursery experts, our baskets are packed with locally grown, fresh fruits and vegetables.
Customers can start placing orders now on our website. The deadline for orders will be each Monday, with pickup on the following Friday. The first orders are due May 3 and pick up is May 7. Each basket is $30, and there is a 10 percent discount on orders of five or more. Shoppers can even earn more savings by joining our Wingard’s Market Rewards Club.
The program will last for ten weeks, and the baskets’ ingredients are predetermined and will change weekly. The first week’s basket will contain:
- Bananas, 2 lbs.
- Strawberries, quart
- Yellow squash, 1 lb.
- Green Beans, 1 lb.
- Sweet Corn, 2 ears
- Sweet Onions, 1 lb.
- Red Potatoes, 2 lbs.
- Large Tomatoes, 2 lbs.
- BONUS: Faithful Foods Pound Cake
“People are incredibly busy. Our Produce Basket is an easy way to get your shopping done and plan healthy meals for your family,” said Delores Steinhauser, Wingard’s Market co-owner. “Developing the contents of these baskets is fun for our staff. We love supporting local farmers and hearing from our customers about their favorite produce basket recipes!”
About Wingard’s Market: Wingard’s is committed to beautifying and to sharing fresh, local produce with our community. Wingard’s Market joined the ranks of the horticulture industry’s top local garden centers when it was named one of Today’s Garden Center magazine’s Revolutionary 100 Garden Centers for 2015 and named one of the Top 100 Garden Centers by Garden Center Magazine in 2017. Our customers are encouraged to visit the Gift Shoppe and Fresh Produce Market or take a stroll under century-old pecan trees through the Garden Wonderland. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram
–Wingard’s Market
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