🍅 Gary Swafford Farms Offers Cooler Cleanup Deals in Pikeville

As the season shifts, Gary Swafford Farms in Pikeville is clearing inventory with significant discounts on fresh produce-a chance for Sequatchie Valley shoppers to stock up on locally grown tomatoes, squash, peppers, and tropical fruits at wholesale prices.

📍 What’s Available

The two-day promotion features deep markdowns across the farm’s full harvest lineup. Tomatoes are priced at $20 for a 25-pound box, while squash and zucchini are $20 per half bushel. 🥒 Watermelons are just $3 each, and cantaloupes are two for $3. Honeydew melons are $3 each, and Cara cara navel oranges are $10 per case of nine 3-pound bags.

For those stocking pantries or preparing for preservation, jalapeños and bell peppers are both $20 per bushel, and Kennebec potatoes are $20 per tomato box. 🌶️ The farm is also offering red organic seedless grapes at $24 per flat, avocados (60-70 count) at $24 per flat, grapefruit (eight 5-pound bags) at $20 per flat, and blueberries (twelve 1-pint containers) at $24 per flat. Plantains round out the selection at $14 for a 40-pound box.

🕐 Hours and Location

Gary Swafford Farms is located at 489 Summer City Rd, Pikeville, on Dayton Mountain, half a mile off Highway 30. During the promotion, the farm is open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Eastern time Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. ✨ For more information, call (423) 447-7480.

This cleanup sale reflects the farm’s commitment to moving fresh stock while offering valley residents an opportunity to access wholesale pricing on produce grown locally in Bledsoe County.