Hey, did you notice the picnic benches on 1 Ave NE? Perhaps I am just a tad slow but I just noticed them today. It is a quiet place to regroup. Sit in the shade.
Every week now you will find more and more produce as the gardens mature. Already we have strawberries. This week...maybe...peas will be ready. Cross your fingers. Baby potatoes are here. Hey, little cabbages and cauliflower are ready.
Sorry that the BC Fruit truck wasn't there last week. They blew their motor with a truckload of fresh fruit. Makes me sick how they must have felt, sitting with fruit in this hot summer heat. They called at 7:30 am to let us know they wouldn't be here. Thoughtful even with this dilemma.
Strawberries are here! And fresh herbs and hot peppers also. Baby potatoes and possibly peas this week.
This is a list of our vendors this week....
BC Fruit truck Fresh cherries and perhaps more
Pick Me Herbs and hot peppers
Diana's Kitchen Cinnamon buns, cheese buns, vegetarian samosas, gluten free baking, preserves
Gramma Bep World famous for her baking. Watch for perogies.
Prairie Fields Local honey and beeswax candles of all sizes.
Sarah Breads, scones and more.
Prairie Infusions wild foraged tisanes, morel mushrooms, SK wild rice
Phyllis Goebel Handmade aprons and things.
McMahon Colony Garden vegetables
Judy Handcrafted African jewellery
Lloyd Garthus Handcrafted Pottery
Linda Thompson Gold Canyon Candles
Vanguard Colony Garden vegetables
Norine Liebel Moose World Handcrafted Soaps
Chelsea Angell Original art
Caroline The urban gardener. The gifts of her garden, organic lentils and free range eggs.
Marion With all her wonderful preserves.
Beechy Colony Garden vegetables
Barbara the Cake Witch Traditional German baked goods.
