Franklin Farmers Market
It really was a Kodak or Pintrest moment – the red tomatoes and yellow squash, green cucumbers, purple beets and blueberries.
100% organically grown tomato from Delving Farms
Colvin Family Farm cucumbers and squash
Fresh picked cucumbers from See Sun and May Lo farm
Best crop of blueberries in years from Blue Honey Farms
Beets for salads from Bloomsbury Farm
It was a colorful, picture perfect 4th of July weekend day at the Franklin Farmers Market this past Saturday, with a huge array of summer’s finest produce and fruit. From cauliflower to peppers and blackberries to peaches, practically everything foodies crave could be found at the market.
Organic Cauliflower from Delvin Farms
Allenbrooke Farm Cayenne peppers
Sweet peaches from Kirkview Farm
Fresh carrots from Bloomsbury Farm
The long holiday weekend and great weather made for big smiles all around the market too. For proof of that, just take a look at our market photo gallery. What a great day!
Red, White and Blue
Is a peach cobbler in the works?
Beaverdam Creek Farm Sunflowers
Extremely sweet tomatoes now coming to market
Tomato, toemato- makes no difference in how you pronounce it because both mean you’re getting ready to eat something really good. It’s the perfect time of the year for tomato lovers. You can find tomatoes in all colors, sizes and varieties at the market now. The tomato truly is the king of summer produce and as such, deserves to be celebrated. So join us on July 26th at the market as we pay homage to the tomato with TomatoFest. Lots of good heirloom tomatoes to sample, kids’ activities and much more. Rumor has it that some “rotten tomatoes” may be flying around too! It’s all presented by our good friends at Amerigo, July 26th at the FFM.
Tomato heaven from Delving Farms
Heirloom tomatoes from Evans Produce
Just a reminder that the July classes at our Growing Kids Educational Garden will begin this Tuesday. From “bees please!” to melon mania, the classes at the kids garden are a fun and interactive way for kids to learn more about the environment and where their food comes from. Visit our Kids website page to get more info and sign up for classes!
