It's great to have the "whole market family" back together. Some of the 6-monthers I saw in early May are:
Hugh and his wife Genny didn't head South this winter as they have in previous years. They fired up the greenhouses in January and have a huge selection of flowers and bushes to bring to the market.
Hugh and his wife Genny didn't head South this winter as they have in previous years. They fired up the greenhouses in January and have a huge selection of flowers and bushes to bring to the market.
Diane Kemp, Stan's Quality flowers, Holley, New York
Shelia and Merle Palmiter, Palmiter's Garden Nursery, Avon, New York


Charles Kopp, Kopp Farm, Corfu, New York
The Pittis spent a few weeks in the Caribbean, staying warm!
Bob Peters, Peters Farm, Fairport, NY
It's wonderful to have Bob back at the market brining his llucious red rhubarb. Later in the season he'll have broccoli, cauliflower and cabbage - some heads as big as baseballs!
It's wonderful to have Bob back at the market brining his llucious red rhubarb. Later in the season he'll have broccoli, cauliflower and cabbage - some heads as big as baseballs!
Carolyn Czarnecki, Maxon Farm Estates, Rush
Jeff Werner, Werner Farm Market, Rush
Jeff Werner, Werner Farm Market, Rush
Carolyn was busy tappping maples trees in her farm's sugar bush this winter. They had a record season with over 800 gallons.
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