Blackberries, Blueberries, Raspberries! Berry season is in full swing and very popular with the customers. They can mix and match the berries, and the more they buy the more they save. Anything left over goes in the freezer. We all win!
Showing posts with label farmers market. Show all posts
Showing posts with label farmers market. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Berries by the Basket!
September 24, 2011
Blackberries, Blueberries, Raspberries! Berry season is in full swing and very popular with the customers. They can mix and match the berries, and the more they buy the more they save. Anything left over goes in the freezer. We all win!
Blackberries, Blueberries, Raspberries! Berry season is in full swing and very popular with the customers. They can mix and match the berries, and the more they buy the more they save. Anything left over goes in the freezer. We all win!
Fall Flowers
September 22, 2011
First day of Fall! Charlene, our neighbor at the Farmers Market is an artist. Her beautiful and colorful display of flowers and heirloom tomatoes reflect the "artist" in her. She always has a beautiful arrangement of some sort and wears a cheerful smile. She is a good neighbor!
First day of Fall! Charlene, our neighbor at the Farmers Market is an artist. Her beautiful and colorful display of flowers and heirloom tomatoes reflect the "artist" in her. She always has a beautiful arrangement of some sort and wears a cheerful smile. She is a good neighbor!
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Bountiful Farmers Market
September 15, 2011
Audrey and I decided to sell at the Thursday's Bountiful Farmer's Market a few weeks in September. Audrey earned much needed money for unexpected trips to Price and money to pay on her dining room table, which is on layaway. I was able to put some money in my savings account... for the sole purpose of getting ahead of when an automatic bill comes due the first of every month. That little bit of extra money sure helped, and besides that, we love all our loyal friends (customers) that we have made at Bountiful.
Audrey and I decided to sell at the Thursday's Bountiful Farmer's Market a few weeks in September. Audrey earned much needed money for unexpected trips to Price and money to pay on her dining room table, which is on layaway. I was able to put some money in my savings account... for the sole purpose of getting ahead of when an automatic bill comes due the first of every month. That little bit of extra money sure helped, and besides that, we love all our loyal friends (customers) that we have made at Bountiful.
Alia showing grandma the peppers she put in the basket. She loves to help us get ready for the Market.
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Flemish Beauty
September 10, 2011
Another day at the Farmer's Market. Dave started picking pears. They are called Flemish Beauty. They are much like the Bartlett, but have a rounded neck. They are easier to bottle, but people are stuck on the traditional Bartlett. We have noticed people slowly warming up to the Flemish Beauty this year. It's a good thing!
Another day at the Farmer's Market. Dave started picking pears. They are called Flemish Beauty. They are much like the Bartlett, but have a rounded neck. They are easier to bottle, but people are stuck on the traditional Bartlett. We have noticed people slowly warming up to the Flemish Beauty this year. It's a good thing!
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Peaches
August 27, 2011
We're picking our early peaches. They are cling stone... but that doesn't bother me or our customers. They sure taste good! It was nice to get back to the Farmers Market in Salt Lake. I missed it!
We're picking our early peaches. They are cling stone... but that doesn't bother me or our customers. They sure taste good! It was nice to get back to the Farmers Market in Salt Lake. I missed it!
Monday, September 12, 2011
Grandma Marbles
August 20, 2011
Carson's birthday is on August 23rd, but his party was today. Mom wanted to give Carson something. We thought about something that could be found around the house. I suggested some marbles because Carson's favorite thing at grandma's house was the marbles and roller rack. In fact, Carson called her Grandma Marbles. Mom thought that was a great idea.... and so did Carson!
Farmers Market.....
Steve and Misty sold their garden fresh produce at the market today in Price. Hailie is modeling a HUGE turnip! I took her and Jarrett shopping for school clothes during the market. Jarrett for his birthday coming up on September 1st, and Hailie for completing her summer school packet. We also got her hair cut. She wanted it cut just like grandma's.
Carson's birthday is on August 23rd, but his party was today. Mom wanted to give Carson something. We thought about something that could be found around the house. I suggested some marbles because Carson's favorite thing at grandma's house was the marbles and roller rack. In fact, Carson called her Grandma Marbles. Mom thought that was a great idea.... and so did Carson!
Farmers Market.....
Steve and Misty sold their garden fresh produce at the market today in Price. Hailie is modeling a HUGE turnip! I took her and Jarrett shopping for school clothes during the market. Jarrett for his birthday coming up on September 1st, and Hailie for completing her summer school packet. We also got her hair cut. She wanted it cut just like grandma's.
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Farmers Market
Saturday, July 16, 2011
The Market has been going for 5 weeks. It was good to finally get to the Market today. Because of the long, cold, wet Spring, we have not been able to harvest any fruit until now. Dave picked the first of the apricots yesterday. Holy Cow..... they are as big as peaches! In fact, most people that shopped at our stand, thought they were.
We supplemented our apricots with green beans, new potatoes, blackberries, raspberries, cherries, and beets. It was a very good day!
We ate a steak and egg burrito at Carl's Jr. for breakfast and Chinese Buffet for dinner .... a tradition I think we are going to change up this year.
The Market has been going for 5 weeks. It was good to finally get to the Market today. Because of the long, cold, wet Spring, we have not been able to harvest any fruit until now. Dave picked the first of the apricots yesterday. Holy Cow..... they are as big as peaches! In fact, most people that shopped at our stand, thought they were.
We supplemented our apricots with green beans, new potatoes, blackberries, raspberries, cherries, and beets. It was a very good day!
We ate a steak and egg burrito at Carl's Jr. for breakfast and Chinese Buffet for dinner .... a tradition I think we are going to change up this year.
1st picking of apricots Dave catches up with another Farmer
(in the background)
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
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