Utah Fruit Sales and the Bartlett family will bring fresh fruit and vegetables to St. George on Saturday, September 5, 2026. Customers can preorder online, then collect their produce from 7:00–9:00 a.m. at 585 N. Westridge Drive, Suite 4.
Most produce comes in a half-bushel box unless the order form lists a smaller quantity. The St. George produce pickup features seasonal fruit for snacking and preserving, along with vegetables for canning, cooking and sharing.
Produce Selection and Pricing
Featured half-bushel boxes include:
- Nectarines: $50
- Bartlett pears: $41
- Red pears: $41
- Honeycrisp apples: $45
- Granny Smith apples: $40
- Gala apples: $40
- Tomatoes: $37
- Roma tomatoes: $39
- Green beans: $29
The complete order form also lists pluots in 2-pound bags; sweet corn by the half-dozen; heirloom, cherry and grape tomatoes; several kinds of peppers; cucumbers; tomatillos; beets; melons; and multiple varieties of squash. Each item’s quantity and current price appear on the form.
St. George Produce Pickup Details
- Date: Saturday, September 5, 2026
- Time: 7:00–9:00 a.m.
- Location: 585 N. Westridge Drive, Suite 4, St. George, UT 84770
- Order online: View the complete selection and place an order
- Questions: Call (435) 421-9699
- Updates: Follow Utah Fruit Sales on Facebook
Prices and availability can change. Check the order form for the most current selection before submitting your order.
How to Order and Pay
- Open the order form and choose the St. George pickup location.
- Select the quantity you want for each item and calculate your total.
- Choose a payment method, then click Submit at the bottom of the form.
Available payment methods include Venmo, PayPal, a mailed check, or the St. George cash-and-check drop-off option. Payment is handled separately from the online order form, so follow the instructions shown for your selected method.
An order confirmation will be sent to the email address entered on the form. Allow up to 48 hours for payment confirmation. Before submitting, review your quantities, total and pickup location to make sure everything is correct.
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