Six weeks of certified-organic fall vegetables — Pittsburgh & the North Hills
The Tiny Seed Farm Fall CSA runs six weeks, October 14 through November 18, 2026.
Each week you pick up a share of vegetables harvested that week on our certified-organic
fields in Rochester, PA — about 35 minutes north of Pittsburgh. $30 per week, $180 for the
season. Home delivery is available for $15 more per week.
Delivery dates — check your pickup day
Six weeks either way. Your dates depend on which stop you choose:
Wednesday stops — Rochester (at the farm), Allison Park, Oakmont, Mt. Lebanon,
Squirrel Hill, North Side, Highland Park, Zelienople, North Park, Fox Chapel, Cranberry, and
home delivery:
October 14, 21, 28 · November 4, 11, 18
Saturday markets — Bloomfield and Sewickley:
October 17, 24, 31 · November 7, 14, 21
Tuesday market — Lawrenceville:
October 13, 20, 27 · November 3, 10, 17
What is in a fall share?
Fall is the best eating of the whole season. Expect storage and cold-weather crops:
winter squash, carrots, beets, radishes, turnips, kohlrabi, leeks, onions, garlic,
potatoes, broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, kale, Swiss chard, collards, bok choy, escarole,
salad mix, spinach, fresh herbs and more! Contents change week to week with the
harvest — that is how a CSA works, and it is why fall boxes are heavy.
How much does a Pittsburgh CSA cost?
This share is $180 total for six weeks — $30 per week for pickup, or
$270 for six weeks with home delivery ($45/week). There is no separate
membership fee and no add-on required.
Where do I pick up my CSA share?
Choose any one of our fourteen pickup locations at checkout: Rochester (at the farm),
Allison Park (Simon's Farm Market), Sewickley, Oakmont, Mt. Lebanon, Squirrel Hill, North Side
(Mayfly Market), Lawrenceville, Highland Park (Bryant St. Market), Bloomfield, Zelienople,
North Park, Fox Chapel and Cranberry.
Do you deliver to my house?
Yes. Choose Home Delivery at checkout — $15 extra per week. We deliver
throughout the Pittsburgh metro and the northern suburbs on Wednesdays.
Is Tiny Seed Farm certified organic?
Yes. Tiny Seed Farm is a certified-organic vegetable and flower farm in
Rochester, Beaver County, Pennsylvania, growing for Pittsburgh CSA members, farmers markets and
restaurants.
Do I need to have been a summer member?
No. The Fall CSA is open to everyone — new members are welcome, and this is a good,
low-commitment way to try a CSA before next season.
What happens after I order?
You will get an email with your pickup location, your dates, and a link to your member portal,
where you can see each week's box contents, put your share on hold, and manage your account.
There is no password to set up — enter your email and we send you a link.
Can I use my Farm Flex balance?
Yes — existing Flex members can spend their Flex funds through November 18, 2026.
Questions? Email todd@tinyseedfarmpgh.com or call 717-725-5177.
