Francis & Gayle
Burton Floral
Burton Floral
Burton Floral had Middlefield Cheese and Butter Maple Syrup, Jelly and Honey, Goat Milk Fudge,
bedding plants-tomatoes, cabbage, peppers
flowers and hanging baskets
bedding plants-tomatoes, cabbage, peppers
flowers and hanging baskets
Janice of "Love's Bakery" Why Bake Your Own?
Melanie of "the chocolate garden" Handmade Chocolates
The "Herban Ninjas"Fresh cut herbs
chives, sage, lovage, mint, tarragon,
oregano, thyme- All $1.00/bunch. Also cute handcrafted fabric animal,
mushroom pincushions and braided bracelets
"Braxton Express" perennials flowers ready for you garden- hostas,sedum, Snow-on-the- mountain, hens & chicks.
Bo Schultz's - cage free eggs. fresh lettuce& hoop house tomatoes
Kevin, The Spice HoundKevin now has a food & brew blog
"Nancy"
(told you I would post this pic:)
Psst ... rumor has it that NE Ohio-grown strawberries
are ready for picking and should be
at the market next week!
(told you I would post this pic:)
Psst ... rumor has it that NE Ohio-grown strawberries
are ready for picking and should be
at the market next week!
12 comments:
I was just thinking I should do something like this-Super great idea!
Go Farmers!
What a great farmer's market! Herbs at $1 a bunch? That's a great price :)
Ivy
Find a farmers market in your area and do go, you just can't beat the freshness and quality :)
Maryann .. yes, it is a great price .. I also bought a potted Oregano from this mom/daughter duo.
Yep, Linda that was me again, those gremlins get me every so often LOL...
Just wanted to say how lucky you are to have a market like that available to you.... I will have to wait for my garden to start yielding.
Your market looks like I pictured a farm market. I wish we had something like that here. Oh well.
This market is 76 years old, and has 4th and 5th generation farmers ... it is a gem in the inner city!
I wish I had a market close by - such a fun thing to do. My market is a great big superstore that sells everything from jam to yard junk.
I love my market Giz :)
Where exactly is the market. I'm a west-sider. I went to the Kamm's Corner market this past Sunda, but there just wasn't anything there that screamed to be bought. I know several things should be hitting the tables in the next few weeks, though. Plan on hitting the Crocker Park Market on this Saturday, too.
Hello
Go to my sidebar and click on Coit Road Market, their page has a map.
As far as not being much this time of year, it is early. We have had mostly the spring veggies, hoophouse tomatoes etc. As the season progresses we will see more as the farmers start harvesting their crops. Last year, and this year too we will have lots of sweet corn! I put a lot of it up for winter.
When you eat seasonal, you have to be patient, we are not as far along as the southern states.
Hope you come and visit :)
Ah, what a funny picture of Nancy. Oh, I am supposed to talk to her next week--and I plan to tease her.
LOL ...
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