Gettysburg Farmers' Market: 2012

Thursday, October 4, 2012

First Friday at the Gettysburg Hotel

This Friday, Oct 5, 2012

look for Gettysburg Gardens and John Barlett.

He will be representing the Gettysburg Farmers Market at Gettysburg's First Fridays 5:00 until 8:00.

He will be selling his beautiful plants. Check this out.

Saturday, Oct 6

the market will return with some of your favorite vendors.

Remember the market will open at 8:00AM now as it is still dark at 7:00.

Look what you will find on the market. Be sure to come and see for yourself.

Dawg Gone Bees Honey & Gifts

Grateful Acres

Beeman’s Baked Goods

Swartz’s Pumpkin Patch

Highwater Grill

Wileman’s Fruit & Vegetables

Quarry Critters Alpaca Ranch

FreshaPeel Hummus

Our focus is to make fresh unique flavors!
Enjoy the approach we take with our hummus flavors
hat range from Savory, Spicy & Sweet.

Want to add a friends name to our mailing list.

Have questions or comments?

To remove your name from our mailing list?

Then please

E-mail us at info@gettysburgfarmmarket.com

Or call 717-359-9989

Thursday, September 27, 2012

Sept. 29

Here is what you will find at the market this week, Saturday, Sept. 29th.
We still have so many fall goodies for you. Keep reading to find out more.....

Jo’s Bakery

Gettysburg Gardens

will have an assortment of trees and shrubs,

modtly native, with an emphasis on fall foliage color,

some fall flowering native Asters,

and large tubers of Cyclamen hederifolium,

the fall flowering hardy Cyclamen.

Kalpana’s Fine Soaps

Come check out the full range of soaps.

Torchbearer Sauces
Everyone is talking about the Torchbearer Sauces. Come taste it for yourself.

Quarry Critters Alpaca Ranch
You'll find all kinds of warm, soft alpaca products

Ragged Edge Coffee
Come enjoy your favorite coffee.

Wileman’s Fruit & Vegetables

will have apples, potatoes, tomatoes

and onions, have fresh made sauerkraut,

pickled red beets and pickled peppers and

many varieties of jams and jellies.

Swartz’s Pumpkin Patch

will be bringing our own tomatoes, lettuce mix, pumpkins

& gourds, ornamental corn, potatoes, onions,

apples, asian pears, bartlett pears, sweet potatoes and more!

Beeman’s Baked Goods

This week we are focusing on pumpkin pies, pumpkin bread, and

pumpkin whoopie pies all made with fresh local pumpkins.

We will have our own crackers,

cookies, breads, muffins, and lots of other home-made baked goods.

Dawg Gone Bees Honey & Gifts

Highwater Grill

Grateful Acres

Swiss Chard, Kale, Basil, some Beets, Collards, finger potatoes,

peppers, green beans

FreshaPeel Hummus
Our focus is to make fresh unique flavors!
Enjoy the approach we take with our hummus flavors
hat range from Savory, Spicy & Sweet.

Want to add a friends name to our mailing list.

Have questions or comments?

To remove your name from our mailing list?

Then please

E-mail us at info@gettysburgfarmmarket.com

Or call 717-359-9989

Friday, September 14, 2012

Here is what you will find at the market this week, Saturday, Sept. 15th.
Remember there will be no GFM next Saturday, Sept 22. The antiques will be on the square.
Gettysburg Farmers Market will return on Sept. 29th. Stay tuned for more.........

Sheep-in-Hand Farm-
will be bringing lots of colorful bouquets and sunflowers!

  Jo’s Bakery
will be bringing their late-season specialty, Raspberry Bread.
We combine tart Adams County raspberries with a
scratch-baked bread and top it with streusel and icing, a delicious treat.
We'll also have all of your other favorites including:
sticky buns, scones, muffins, cookies, dumplings and scratch-baked breads.
Thank you to all our customers for a great year!

Grateful Acres

Gettysburg Gardens-Gettysburg Gardens will have trees, shrubs and herbaceous perennials, with a concentration on natives, and the beginnings of fall foliage. Try Salvia koyamae, a late season yellow flowered salvia for shade from Japan.

Kalpana’s Fine Soaps

Torchbearer Sauces

Quarry Critters Alpaca Ranch

Ragged Edge Coffee

Wileman’s Fruit & Vegetables-
will be bringing home grown tomatoes, potatoes, apples and possibly sweet corn, also assorted jams and jellies, pickled red beets and pickled sweet peppers.