Wheeling Jesuit to sell garden harvest at farmer’s market

WHEELING, W.Va. (AP) - Wheeling Jesuit University plans to share a bountiful garden harvest with local residents.

Beginning Tuesday, the Appalachian Institute will sell vegetables from Wheeling Jesuit’s garden at a farmer’s market on campus each Tuesday through Aug. 24.

The university says the produce includes cabbage, cucumbers, yellow summer squash, eggplant, and tomatoes.

Prices range from 25 cents for a quart of mint to $2 for a quart of cherry tomatoes.