Florence Oregon Organic Farmers Market...

Dear Friends: We work together to bring you freshly-picked, organically-grown and affordable nutritious fruits, veggies, herbs and spices. We truly appreciate your support. The weather is unpredictable! Regardless, we all are blessed where we live. Life is wonderful.
Many blessings to you! -Maria.

Where And When:

Saturdays from 10 AM to 2 PM as the season allows. On highway 126 one block from highway 101 in the heart of Florence Oregon. Across from TrueValue hardware store and the Old Salmonberry Naturals.

"Shopping local, and at the farmers market, makes a difference for you and the farmers..."

Update (for July 23rd):

I think the long-time supporters of this market know Shelagh Howell well. She owns Water’s Edge Farm in Reedsport, OR. She will join us this Saturday. She also goes to Coos Bay Farmers’ Market. She wants to see us, and say hello to you also. She has summer squash and cucumbers ready. She planted watermelon, tomatoes, hot peppers, eggplants, etc. which will come in later, weather permitting. Well, we want to see you, too, Shelagh.

Wacoka Farms/Fiddle Creek Naturals (Radeena and Rob Lee):

Returning produce: salad mix, lettuce, broccoli, snow peas, collard greens, chard, peppers, beets, regular spinach Fruits: raspberries and strawberries.
Herbs: chives, thyme, parsley, sage, rosemary, tarragon, oregano, marjoram, dill, winter savory, lavender and 3 types basil--sweet, lemon, cinnamon.
Also returning: cold pressed soap, lotion, lip balms, cut flowers and honey!
New produce: Cucumbers.

Mary and Carina of Alpha Farm in Deadwood, OR:

Returning produce: cauliflower, broccoli, lettuce, kale, rhubarb, etc.

John Snider of Southern OR:

John Snider of Southern OR has USDA organically-certified meat license. He can only come in every other Saturday since he also serves other farmers market along the Oregon coast. So he or his daughter Emelie will hopefully join us this Saturday.

Heron's Chance Fiber Arts (Elisa Smith):

Hand-dyed silk scarves, cozy flax bags and felted hats. Watch her work on the spinning wheel!

Patricia Clift:

Patricia Clift will be back with her ornamental and succulent planters, only if able. Same also with Rosa Poiriar who is taking care of her mother.

Greenfields Farm (the Yagers):

Returning produce: lettuce (romaine and red leaf varieties), gourmet salad mix, zucchini and yellow summer squash, cucumbers, endive, beets w/greens, snow peas, kale (5 types), swiss or rainbow chard, collard greens, mustard greens, spinach beets, orach (mountain spinach), aztec spinach, new zealand spinach, kohlrabi, rhubarb, peppers, tomatoes, sprouting broccoli, broccoli, and globe artichokes.
Herbs: chives, sage, parsley, oregano and basil (holy, african purple and genovese).
Returning fruits: Strawberries, blueberries (few pints), tayberries (few pints) and raspberries (lots).
New produce: lambsquarters (included in salad mix) and currants (just starting)