North Aston Organics
Retail · North Aston
About North Aston Organics
North Aston Organics is an organic market garden in the village of North Aston, just south of Deddington in Oxfordshire. It has been growing vegetables since 1998 and is Soil Association registered, cultivating almost the entire range of UK vegetables across three sites in the village, from aubergines to courgettes, alongside culinary herbs and some fruit. Crops are grown without artificial fertilisers or pesticides, using crop rotation and natural methods. Produce is sold through seasonal veg boxes for Oxford and north Oxfordshire and from the honesty shop at The Old Bakery, where most crops are picked within 24 hours of going on sale.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is the Honesty Shop located?
The Honesty Shop is at the North Aston Organics Market Garden site in the east of North Aston village. You can find it on Google Maps under North Aston Farms Honesty Shop, or follow signs in the village to The Old Bakehouse.
What kind of produce is available?
The shop stocks freshly harvested organic vegetables, culinary herbs and some fruit. North Aston Organics grows almost the entire range of UK vegetables across three sites in the village, with most crops harvested within 24 hours.
Is the produce organic?
Yes, North Aston Organics is Soil Association registered and grows all crops without artificial fertilisers or pesticides, using crop rotation, careful variety selection and natural pest control methods.
Do they offer delivery?
Yes, North Aston Organics runs a box scheme delivering organic vegetable boxes, fruit bags and eggs across Oxford and North Oxfordshire. You can order a box through their website.
Where else can I buy their produce?
As well as the Honesty Shop, produce is sold through their box scheme and at a monthly stall at Deddington Farmers' Market.
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