There are still tomatoes, but it won't be for long. Corn is also here, but disappearing.

Heirloom tomatoes: Sycamore, Berried Treasures, Eckerton, Oak Grove, Stokes.
Large and small hot and sweet peppers: Oak Grove, Eckerton, S&SO.
Eggplants: Bodhitree, Stokes, Oak Grove.
Many kinds of greens:Keith, Paffenroth, Windfall, Bodhitree, Stokes.
Cut herbs: Stokes, Paffenroth, S&SO, Keith.
Corn: Sycamore, Oak Grove, Caradona,and others.
Apples and pears: Locust Grove, Terhune, Breezy Hill, Caradona.
Interesting potato varieties: Berried Treasures, Mountain Sweet Berry, Paffenroth. (Berried Treasures has the first of their Red Crescents)
Winter squashes AND summer squashes: Oak Grove, Paffenroth, Stokes.
Wide choice of mushrooms: Bulich, Honey Hollow, Madura.
Andrews Honey, Beth's Jams, Hot Kitchen and Cayuga's beans, flours, and breads are here.
You can still find many summer seasonal items, but it won't be long before the frost. It was 40 degrees in some areas this morning.

I just had a bowl of delicious angel hair pasta with heirloom tomato sauce made with Keith's rocambole garlic, Paffenroth's onions, and Stokes Farm's oregano!