❄️ ALL ORDERS SHIP FROZEN WITH DRY ICE ❄️

Due to the logistics of shipping frozen and ensuring your Frozen Garden goodies arrive in a timely (and frozen) manner on your doorstep, we are only able to ship orders out on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays (Zone 1 & 2 also ship on Thursdays if Saturday delivery is available). All orders placed by 11:59pm EST the night before will ship out on the following Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday, with the exception of major holidays and/or weather forecasts that may result in delays during transit.

Find your location on the map below to determine how long your package will be in transit once shipped:

Due to the logistics and cost of shipping frozen items, there is a minimum order amount of $49. We offer FREE SHIPPING on orders of $125 or more and on all Subscribe and Save orders.  

For one-time orders below $125...

Zone 1: $8.99  ·  Zone 2: $11.99  ·  Zone 3: $13.99  ·  Zone 4: $16.99 

 

We ship to all locations within the Lower 48 states with a minimum order amount of $49.

All of our shipments contain an insulated liner and enough dry ice to maintain a frozen environment for the duration of transit. However, due to unknown conditions that may arise during transit, it is best to bring the package inside and transfer the products to your freezer as soon as you receive the shipment.

We are committed to using environmentally conscious and sustainable shipping methods. That’s why we use insulated liners that are made from plants (corn starch). You may remove and recycle the plastic wrapping and then dispose of the liner material in your garbage bin. The inner liner material will break down and compost over time. The cardboard box is 100% curbside recyclable.

Dry ice is the solid form of carbon dioxide. Dry ice is made from reclaimed CO2 and dissipates back into CO2 over time making it "carbon-neutral." To safely dispose of the dry ice, use a towel, oven mitts or gloves to remove the dry ice from the box and place the dry ice package outside in a trash container. Keep away from pets and children. Do not open and touch the dry ice with your bare hands as it may cause burns similar to frostbite from the extreme cold. The dry ice will dissipate back into CO2 in a few hours.