I'd been planning to get to the newest Farmers Market in town since it opened back in May. Today, I got a lot of errands done and it wasn't storming out so I thought today was the day to go. I got one of the last parking places. The place was packed!! I don't think I've ever seen so many people at a Farmers market before. It was a 'buy fresh, buy local day'. :)
The first place I saw was a baked goods tent.
Lots of yummy breads....
The next booth had a huge pile of green beans and tomatoes.
Lots of delicious sweet corn...
Tons of pretty sunflowers....
Look at those tomatoes....
Onions
Aloe plants among others...
Calla Lillies!! :) Love these!!
Tomatoes
Eggplants....
Blueberries....
Blackberries....
Peppers and onions.....Look at the purple peppers! :)
These green bell peppers were in another booth. They were soooooo big. You can't really tell from the picture but they were jumbo. I saw a sign that said $1.00 each. That's an awesome price considering other another booth was selling jumbos for $2.50.
Small tomatoes....
A sign that tells you what's in season....
More blackberries and blueberries. This was in the Westmoreland Berry Farm booth.
I love Nectarines.....
Green Tomatoes for frying and cucumbers. :)
I was there for about 20 minutes walking around, enjoying the fresh air and checking out all the fresh produce. It was awesome! At one booth, I did try some pepper jack cheese that was really good. It was very soft and creamy and it had a little bit of a kick to it. I didn't buy anything on this trip. Today, was just to snoop around and check it out. I will be back though. I want to get some fresh onions, bell peppers (when I run out....I used up my stock pile of peppers but I just bought some more the other day that I will freeze again b/c I loved grabbing the pepper bag I needed for dinner and it already being prepped for me). I also want to get some fresh nectarines or peaches. :) Other things I saw while there were tons of plants, farm fresh eggs, ice cream and I saw another tent with fresh baked goods. I can't wait to visit again and fill up my tote bag with fresh and local goods. :)
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