Week Two at the Sanford Farmer's Market

May 12, 2012

 Sanford Farmer's Market is the place to be on Saturday morning!


Flying Goat Farm

Saturday was a beautiful day. Not only was the sun shining brightly after what has seemed like two long weeks of rain, but it was a great day to stroll through Sanford's Farmer's Market in Central Park. By 8:00am shoppers were eager to find their favorite vendors and to investigate what the new vendors had bought to the market. You were sure to find something among the 14 vendors.

Goat cheese with chives ready to sample

It was worth the stop at Stone Field Farm for homemade jams and baked goods. 

Jams and Jellies from Stone Field Farm



Blueberry Scones and blueberry muffins, Yum!





Two Toad Farm bought mixed salad greens, salad turnips, radishes, and vegetable seedlings.


Two Toad Farm-Certified Organic Vegetables



Have you tried the salad turnips?



Vegetable seedlings have been a popular buy at the market

 Evergreen Nursery had many seedlings to choose from. Stop by and ask Chuck about Charlie's Mortgage tomato plants. They may be a sure winner in your garden this summer.


Chuck will be happy to talk to you about his many varieties of tomatoes, peppers, eggplants and more.

Annette's Gardens has many types of perennials to add to your garden. She also offers handmade pottery and ceramics. 

hostas, daylillies and more

 






Handmade hemp jewelry and blown glass by Late Light Farm

 Late Light Farm offers veggies, eggs, wool fleeces, blown glass, hemp jewelry, and dream catchers.

 













The Krafty Krafter was one of our new vendors on Saturday. Shirley Richer-Woodman had great Mother's Day gifts.


So many beautiful bags to choose from



Shirley offers hand bags, totes, change purses, cell
 phone bags, scarves and more.

Wool Ever Farm sells sheep products such as yarn and fleece.

Wool Ever Farm, new to the market on Saturday had fresh pork to offer. They will also offer yarn, fleece, sheep’s milk soap, and dairy products.












 
Maple Berry Farm's first day brought

Maple Berry Farm

blueberry jam, apple butter and baked goods. Stop by and sample the apple butter, it is delicious!



New additions to the market next Saturday will be hydroponic lettuce from Russell Springs Farm and baked bread and pastries from The Brothers in Alfred.

 There will be a container garden demonstration by Evergreen Nursery. Stop by and see how you can grow a garden in a patio container. Hope to see you at the market!

Did you stop by the market last Saturday?

What did you like at the market?

Diane