Egg Subscriptions

The Reviving Garden

Free-Range Egg Subscriptions

Reserve your eggs ahead of time and enjoy dependable weekly access to locally sourced free-range eggs through The Reviving Garden.

$7.50–$8.25/dozen subscription pricing $9/dozen regular shelf price
All subscriptions are paid in full upfront.

This is not a monthly payment plan. Your one-time upfront purchase reserves your weekly egg supply for the full 3-month, 6-month, or 12-month subscription period.

Your Eggs. Reserved Every Week.

Egg availability can change quickly throughout the year. Our subscription program lets you reserve your weekly eggs before remaining inventory is placed into the general farm-stand cooler.

One subscription quantity equals one dozen eggs per week.

Want two dozen every week? Choose quantity 2 on the Shopify product page or at checkout. Want three dozen each week? Choose quantity 3. The quantity you purchase determines how many dozen are reserved for you every week.

3 Month Subscription

$107.25
One-time prepaid purchase
Save $9.75
  • 13 dozen total
  • 13 weekly pickups
  • $8.25 per dozen
  • 1 dozen reserved each week
  • Subscriber inventory priority
Reserve 3 Months

12 Month Subscription

$390
One-time prepaid purchase
Save $78
  • 52 dozen total
  • 52 weekly pickups
  • $7.50 per dozen
  • 1 dozen reserved each week
  • Year-round inventory priority
Reserve 12 Months

How The Subscription Works

1

Choose Your Term

Choose 3 months, 6 months, or 12 months. The complete subscription is paid once upfront.

2

Choose Your Quantity

Quantity 1 = 1 dozen per week. Quantity 2 = 2 dozen per week. Quantity 3 = 3 dozen per week, and so on.

3

Pick Up Weekly

Your subscribed eggs are reserved before remaining inventory is released for general farm-stand sales.

Longer Commitment. Better Price.

3 Months $8.25 per dozen
6 Months $8.00 per dozen
12 Months $7.50 per dozen

What’s Different About The Eggs We Source?

Eggs can come from very different production systems. Our egg program focuses on locally sourced free-range eggs from trusted producers, dependable supply, transparency, and supporting Ohio agriculture.

Locally Sourced Free-Range Eggs

  • Hens have access to outdoor areas where they can move, scratch, forage, and express natural behaviors.
  • Depending on the farm and season, hens may consume pasture plants and insects in addition to their regular feed.
  • Egg size, shell color, yolk color, and appearance may naturally vary.
  • Local sourcing creates greater transparency about where your food originated.
  • Your purchase supports The Reviving Garden and other Ohio agricultural producers.

Conventional Grocery-Store Eggs

  • May move through larger production, packing, warehousing, and distribution systems.
  • Grocery-store eggs may originate from conventional, cage-free, free-range, organic, or pasture-based production systems.
  • Commercial laying-hen diets commonly include carefully formulated grain-based feeds.
  • Eggs may travel through multiple stages of distribution before reaching the final customer.
  • Farming and flock-management practices can vary considerably between brands and producers.
A note about nutrition: An egg’s nutritional profile can be influenced by the hen’s diet, forage, season, breed, and overall management. Free-range or outdoor access alone does not guarantee a specific nutritional difference. Our focus is on quality sourcing, transparency, freshness, dependable availability, and supporting local agriculture.

How We Keep Eggs Available

The Reviving Garden works with trusted Ohio farms and egg producers rather than relying on a single flock.

Egg production naturally changes throughout the year, especially during colder months. Maintaining relationships with multiple producers allows us to build a stronger and more dependable local egg supply.

Subscription customers receive priority allocation before remaining eggs are released for regular farm-stand sales.

Subscription Details

  • All subscriptions are prepaid in full at checkout.
  • There are no monthly subscription charges.
  • One subscription quantity reserves one dozen eggs per week.
  • To receive two dozen per week, choose quantity 2 when purchasing the plan.
  • To receive three dozen per week, choose quantity 3, and so on.
  • Subscription eggs are reserved specifically for enrolled customers.
  • Subscription availability may be capped according to our weekly sourcing capacity.
  • Because eggs are an agricultural product, unexpected production or supply interruptions may occasionally occur.
  • If The Reviving Garden cannot provide a subscribed week’s eggs because of an unexpected supply interruption, the affected quantity will be replaced, credited, refunded, or added to the end of the subscription term.
  • Eggs are sourced through trusted Ohio producers and are not necessarily produced by hens owned by The Reviving Garden.
  • Regular non-subscription eggs are priced at $9 per dozen and remain subject to availability.

Restaurant, Bakery, or Business Egg Needs?

Restaurants, bakeries, caterers, meal-prep companies, and other commercial buyers needing larger recurring quantities can contact The Reviving Garden regarding restaurant and wholesale egg availability.

Contact Us About Business Egg Supply →

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the subscription billed monthly?

No. The complete 3-month, 6-month, or 12-month subscription is paid upfront when you enroll. There are no monthly subscription payments.

How much do subscription eggs cost?

The rate depends on the length of your commitment: $8.25 per dozen for 3 months, $8 per dozen for 6 months, and $7.50 per dozen for 12 months. Our regular shelf price is $9 per dozen.

Can I reserve more than one dozen per week?

Absolutely. Increase the product quantity when purchasing your plan. Quantity 1 reserves one dozen every week. Quantity 2 reserves two dozen every week. Quantity 3 reserves three dozen every week. The same rule applies for larger quantities.

Does The Reviving Garden raise all of the chickens?

No. The Reviving Garden works with trusted Ohio farms and egg producers to provide customers with a dependable supply while supporting other agricultural businesses.

Why can the source of the eggs change?

Egg production naturally fluctuates throughout the year. We maintain relationships with multiple trusted producers so we can better maintain supply when one flock’s production temporarily decreases.

Are free-range eggs automatically more nutritious?

Not necessarily. Egg nutrition depends on several factors including the hen’s diet, forage, breed, season, and overall flock management. Our program focuses on quality, local sourcing, transparency, outdoor-access production, dependable availability, and supporting local farms.

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