Galax Farmers Market June 19 & 20
It's incredible to me that despite weather conditions and other unpredictable events, our guys
and gals show up every week- usually bringing something new or different from the week before. It's our third week of the market season and this is what you can expect to find:
APPLES! Lodi- only a 'couple bushels', so come tomorrow if you can.
Cabbage- Cana-grown, fresh and a bargain price
Honey- the year's first harvest. If you want pure wildflower honey
without any water added (like most commercial honey has), Mr. Guynn is
your source. I learned my lesson about stocking up after this past
winter of going without!
Squash- yellow and zucchini, a few vendors will have a selection this week.
Eggs- free range from chickens that eat bugs and grass
Lettuce- several different varieties, shapes, and colors
Broccoli Greens- the most nutritious green you can eat; beautiful dark
color and tasty too
Sugar Snaps and Snow Peas- get there early- Dave sells out every weekend
Onions- fresh red and white with greens included
Beets- baby and full size
Arugula- mix in with lettuce for a nice change, or eat plain if you're
a die-hard fan
Parsley and Dill- fresh herbs make most things taste better. Not ice
cream, but ask me for good ideas!
Stir Fry Greens- multicolored chard and senposai this week, limited quantities
Cucumbers! a first for this year- they are coming from a new vendor
in Elkin. Consider a cucumber-dill quick pickle with your dinners
this week.
I can't believe how lucky I am to live in a place with so much fresh
food around. Granted, I think about food maybe more often than the
average American, but each week I look at everyone's display and
marvel at the variety and quality. Beans, potatoes, basil, and
tomatoes are still to come- stay tuned! The MGs are returning with
plants for sale this weekend- both days- and don't forget to bring
your gardening questions for Sara Byrne!
Friday 8-1 Saturday 9-1, corner of Main and Washington streets, downtown Galax
Thank you for reading and we'll see you tomorrow or Saturday!
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