SHELVES FULL OF FRESH, DELICIOUS AND AFFORDABLE PRODUCE AND GROCERIES

Straight from the farm

When the farm-to-table journey for your produce happens within the same day, it doesn't get much fresher than that. And when that produce comes from the Conning’s family market garden, you know what's on the shelves was grown in their local farm blocks and often harvested that very same day.

“We grow all year round and provide the shop with a consistent range of quality produce from our farm. With 40 to 50 crops annually, there's always a great range of delicious locally grown kai on the shelves.”

– Simon Conning

With freshness and quality driving us, we have cultivated a delicious variety of vegetables, fruits, meat, alcohol and dry goods just for you.

Our range is peppered with a diverse selection of artisan goods from our Nelson Tasman region and across New Zealand​.

From Nelson’s famous wine, beer and cider to delicious fresh (and frozen) berries from down the road, sausages that will be the favourite at the family BBQ, or even fresh-cut flowers for that someone special, we have it.

Stock your fruit bowl and fridge with the freshest produce.

Get that perfect cut, snag for the BBQ, or maybe something from the moana.

Delve into Nelson Tasman’s famous wine, beer and cider.

Stock the pantry with an impressive range of delicious grocery items.

Everything you need for the perfect platter, salad or BBQ can be found at our markets. Walk into our stores and walk out with delicious kai for your puku.

Enjoy the very best of what's in season

Want to know what’s growing at the Connings Market Garden? Browse through our produce calendar below to shop seasonally.

View our local produce calendar

There’s something special about the fact that the food we harvest is not only the result of a shared family passion for fresh produce, but also from a place of wanting the best for our community – to be able to share quality, fresh and healthy food with everyone.

– Ben Conning

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