🍅 Fresh Tomatoes, Kennebec Potatoes and Squash at Gary Swafford Farms in Pikeville, TN, Open Until 5 p.m. on Post Day
π As cooler weather settles over the Sequatchie Valley, fall harvest stands remain one of the best ways for families across the Dunlap, TN area to find homegrown produce close to home. Gary Swafford Farms is still offering vegetables from its fields on Dayton Mountain in Pikeville.
π£ Gary Swafford Farms posted to Facebook that it still has homegrown vegetables available, including Kennebec potatoes, heirloom tomatoes, green and red tomatoes, grape tomatoes, and squash and zucchini. The farm invited customers to come out to the farm and said it would be open until 5 p.m. Eastern time on the day of the post, dated November 14, 2026.
ποΈ When
π The post was dated November 14, 2026, and said the farm would be open until 5 p.m. Eastern time that day. The post also lists regular hours:
- Monday through Friday: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Eastern time
- Saturday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern time
- Sunday: 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern time
π Where
π Gary Swafford Farms is located at 489 Summer City Rd in Pikeville, Tennessee 37367, on Dayton Mountain, about one-half mile off Highway 30. Pikeville sits at the northern end of the Sequatchie Valley in Bledsoe County.
π₯ What’s Available
π The post lists the following produce as still available:
- π₯ Kennebec potatoes
- π Heirloom tomatoes
- π’ Green and red tomatoes
- π Grape tomatoes
- π₯ Squash and zucchini
π½ The post also mentions “lots more” homegrown vegetables, without listing additional items.
ποΈ How to Go
π No tickets or registration are mentioned in the post. Shoppers can visit the farm during the hours above. To confirm availability or ask questions before making the drive, call Gary Swafford Farms at (423) 447-7480.
β¨ Why You’ll Want to Stop By
π₯ Fall produce is at its best for anyone who enjoys cooking with fresh, locally grown ingredients. Heirloom and green tomatoes, potatoes, and squash offer plenty of options for families planning meals this season. π The farm’s post reflects a simple invitation: come out to the farm and see what is still ready to pick up.
π‘ Readers who have been meaning to stock up on fall vegetables have a clear window to do it. Save the hours above, call ahead if you have questions, and bring a friend along to make the trip to Dayton Mountain. π
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