Option 1
$24 a box
Enough for one or two people for a week. Roughly seven kinds of fruit.
- Apples and pears
- Bananas
- One citrus
- One berry punnet
Picked this week
We pack seasonal fruit on Thursday morning and drop it off the same day. Choose a box, tell us where you live, and we will confirm by email.
Same fruit, different amounts. Every box changes a little each week depending on what is ripe.
$24 a box
Enough for one or two people for a week. Roughly seven kinds of fruit.
Most ordered
$39 a box
Our usual order. Feeds a household of four with fruit left for lunchboxes.
$29 a box
Citrus by weight, plus whatever is sweet that week. Made for a juicer or a blender.
Why people stay
No contract, no app, no minimum spend. Fruit that turns up when we said it would.
Nothing sits in a warehouse. Fruit is collected in the morning and boxed the same day.
Thursday, between 9am and 6pm. You get a message when the driver sets off.
Most of what we pack comes from farms within a two hour drive. The rest is named on the label.
Skip a week or stop altogether by replying to any of our emails. No phone call needed.
Two hours away
Most of what goes in the box was on a plant this week, on a farm we have stood in. The rest is named on the label so you know where it came from.
Three steps, and the first one takes about a minute.
Tell us which box you want and where you live. Nothing is charged at this point.
Usually within one working day. The reply confirms the delivery day and the total with delivery.
Pay on the first delivery. After that it repeats every week until you tell us to stop.
The children eat more fruit now, mostly because it is sitting on the counter instead of on a shopping list.
Eight photographs from the last few weeks. Click any one to see it larger. Swap them for your own as you take them.
Step one
Fill this in and we will reply with the total and the first delivery date. There is nothing to pay until the box arrives.
List your delivery area here, by suburb or postcode. Say plainly what happens if someone outside it orders.
Tell people how much they can change. A short answer works better than a long one.
Explain where the box gets left, and for how long it keeps in the shade.
Name the payment methods you accept and when the money is taken.