A recent social media post featuring a basket of garden-fresh vegetables has drawn scrutiny from online observers, who are questioning the timing and origin of the produce.
The image, which shows a dog inspecting a basket containing corn, leeks, squash, bell peppers, carrots, and broccoli, was captioned as a “garden haul.” However, critics were quick to point out that several of the vegetables shown are not typically in season simultaneously in Southern California.
Seasonal growing patterns became a focal point of discussion, with many noting that corn, in particular, would not be ready for harvest at this time of year. The pristine condition of the vegetables also raised eyebrows, with observers noting the complete absence of soil on the freshly picked produce.
The controversy emerges as the brand behind the post announces a strategic pause in product releases. The company plans to analyze customer response to its initial launch before determining future directions, with potential expansion into hospitality and fashion sectors being considered.
Company representatives emphasize that their philosophy remains rooted in home and garden inspiration, though specific timelines for future product categories have not been announced.
