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How long does fresh fruit stay good after delivery?

Most fresh fruit lasts 3–7 days when refrigerated properly. Berries spoil fastest—use within 2–3 days. Grapes and apples keep longer, up to 10 days. Store fruit in your crisper drawer, not the counter, to slow ripening. Check daily and remove any bruised pieces to prevent mold from spreading to nearby fruit. Gallery

Can you deliver watermelon?

Yes, we deliver whole watermelons and pre-cut melon boxes. A whole watermelon weighs 5–15 pounds depending on variety and season.

What berries do you have available right now?

Availability changes by season. Summer (June–August) brings strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, and blackberries. Spring and fall have limited berry selection. Winter options are imported blueberries and strawberries. Check the current availability section on our site or call to ask what's in stock this week—we carry whatever's freshest locally. Gallery

How do I choose a good bunch of grapes?

Look for grapes that are plump, firm, and evenly colored—avoid soft or wrinkled ones. Green grapes should have a slightly yellow tint; red grapes should be deep burgundy. Grapes attached firmly to the stem are fresher. A typical bunch weighs 1–2 pounds. When delivered, store in a sealed container in your fridge; they'll last up to 2 weeks. Gallery

What are good healthy snacks using your fresh fruit?

Berries with yogurt, sliced watermelon on hot days, and grapes eaten straight from the fridge are quick options. Mix seasonal fruit into oatmeal, blend into smoothies, or pair apples with nut butter. A small bowl of mixed berries at 150 calories is a filling snack. Keep pre-washed berries visible in your fridge so you actually eat them instead of letting them spoil. Gallery