Poplar Grove Plantation
Farmers Market
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April
7 - December 15 For
the finest and freshest The
Farmers’ Market at Poplar Grove was established to provide a retail
outlet for local growers and producers The
market will be open every Wednesday from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
Visit and shop with a large variety of vendors offering fresh eggs, herbs,
cut flowers, seafood, beef, poultry, goat, lamb, bakery breads and sweet
confections; arts and crafts including jewelry, photography, woven,
knitted and quilted items, outdoor furniture, birdhouses, pottery; as well
as native plants, landscape and bedding plants, hardy orchids, hanging
baskets, popcorn, peanuts, goat cheese, muscadine wine, fresh berries and
produce and much more. Products
and produce change according to availability and season. See the
list of vendors for more information and feel free to e-mail us if you
have a question about a particular product. Come enjoy the open-air
market on the The
2nd Wednesday of each month,
April
– October,
the Pender County Master Gardeners will
be here for a Plant Clinic. They will answer questions about lawns,
landscape plants, fruits and vegetables. You can bring sick plants,
weeds or mystery plants and they will try to diagnose or identify them.
Information about the Master Gardener program, newsletters and soil
testing supplies will be available. Also
on the 2nd Wednesday of each month we'll be "grillin in the grove"
for you to sample various foods
the vendors have available. The Farmers’
Market is delighted to have Bring
the family to the market, do your shopping, enjoy the activities and
displays, have a hot dog and listen to the hammered dulcimer! All
classes are $30.00, pre-registration is required; you must call the chef
to register. Classes will be
in either the gazebo or the downstairs of the
Sept.
8th -
Chef Alexis Fouros, call 917-969-2430 to reserve space Future
scheduled dates, menus will be posted on the website as they become
available - Chef
Alexis Fouros, to register: 917-969-2430 (Betsy) or boyden2@aol.com September
22
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find out how other grant funds are being used click on the link
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