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Being a hop, skip and a jump away from ‘The Greenhouse Capital of the Prairies’ has fantastic perks.

Being a hop, skip and a jump away from ‘The Greenhouse Capital of the Prairies’ has fantastic perks.
Self serve huts offering a variety of eggs, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, carrots, radishes, lettuce, garlic, eggplant, beans, peas and goat milk soaps can be found at multiple locations across the city. Ruben’s has recently expanded across Southern Alberta to Lethbridge, Calgary and Okotoks.
3158 Dunmore Rd SE and 2360 Division Ave. N, Medicine Hat | 703 Broadway Ave. W, Redcliff
Westland’s always rotating selection of products can be purchased right at their greenhouse. Keep an eye on their social media to find out what’s newly stocked, since they often switch it up with different varieties of kale, lettuce, cucumbers, tomatoes, onions, herbs, peppers and more.
22 - 6 St. NW, Redcliff
Alongside fresh, crisp vegetables, you'll find sauces and salsas made fresh with the garden-grown ingredients.
860 Broadway W., Redcliff
Big Marble Farms is hands down the largest grower in the Cypress County area, with 1.5 million square feet of greenhouses. They are also the only grower on this list that runs year round, supplying much of Canada with tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, eggplants and lettuce. Their greenhouse is not open to the public, however, they supply Sobey’s and Safeway across Canada.
This greenhouse is actually closer to Medicine Hat then Redcliff. It still offers all the amazing fresh produce with Cucumbers, pepper and tomatoes always a staple. More shows up seasonally. Open all year round as well!
South Boundary Rd SE, Medicine Hat
Another location to find those deliciously fresh peppers, cucmbers and tomatoes. Like the rest of them stop in on the regular to see what else is fresh that week!
25 3 St NW, Redcliff
If you head to Redcliff and can’t find the specific greenhouse you are looking for, not to fret! Just keep an eye out, you will most likely drive past many more open to peruse.
Looking to by more local ingredients? Check out our Regional Producer List.
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