The farm
Peppers (sweet, Italian, jalapeño, Scotch bonnet, habanero, serrano, datil, ghost/scorpion/reaper), okra, eggplant, green beans, arugula, salad mix, roselle greens & pods, mustard/kale/collard greens, sunchokes, radish, turnips, Purple Haze carrots, Badger Flame beets, sage, basil, lemongrass, fresh bay leaf, eggs, honey
Paul is at a farmers market every Saturday — the list below is what the farm has between markets.
The farm's own doors: indieharvesters.com @indieharvesters
Events at Indie Harvesters
Past events
Hosted by Indie Harvesters — registration happens on Eventbrite, at the farm's own page there.
This week's harvest — 30 items available now
Paul's list · updated Oct 29, 2026 · synced from his own availability sheet
This list syncs from Paul's own availability sheet — when he updates the sheet, this page follows. His crops, his quantities, his prices. Photos are representative harvest photography — they show each harvest the way you'll see it at market, not Paul's farm itself.
Representative photoPeppers & heat
First freeze ends these — Hempstead freezes earlier than Houston, and Paul grows like he knows it.
Representative photoGreens & salads
Cut through the week. The hard greens (mustard, kale, collards) shrug off a light frost — a hard freeze can still damage them.
Representative photoRoots & earth
The storage bench — pulled as the week asks for it.
Representative photoHerbs
Small quantities, cut to order.
Representative photoFrom the farm stand
Eggs gathered through the week; honey from the farm's own hives.
Later this season — grow to order
Later this season at Indie Harvesters — crops Paul has grown in fall and winter. Looking for something? Tell Paul and he'll make sure it's grown. (His invitation, from his own list.)
Kale · Mustard Greens · Cabbage · Baby Arugula · Salad Mix · Spinach · Collard Greens · Swiss Chard · Broccolini · Cauliflower · Radish · Green Beans · Beets · Carrots · Turnips · Roselle(Hibiscus) Pods · Cilantro · Dill · Watercress · Fava Beans · Turnips · Celtuce · Radicchio · Rutabaga
Build dinner with what's growing here
Purchasing — coming soon
This is Paul's live list — what he's picking this week, at his prices, in his quantities. Sourcing from Indie Harvesters opens soon, right here: Paul is confirming his side first, and the moment he gives the word, this card becomes the order card.
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