Lenoir County Farmer's Market Update October 9, 2021
Farmers Market Newsletter
Market open between 8:00 am and 2:00 pm
Tuesday and Saturday
Vendors for Saturday
TC Smith Produce: Not only do the Smiths have these wonderful cooked, frozen collards, but they also have a wide variety of canned and pickled items. These make great holiday gifts, bridge prizes, hostess gifts, or Bunco prizes.
Kettle Style Snacks: Our pork skin man, Rodney Jarman, has expanded his menu to include the most delicious funnel cakes you have ever tasted. get in line to get yours, cooked right on the spot! Available after 12:00 pm on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Family Craziness: Biscuits, monkey bread, cinnamon honey butter, and brown sugar biscuit cake.....delicious. Special deal....butter and biscuit combo ... $8.00 and who in the world could resist a lovely tie-dyed neck scarf for their favorite pet … or a tie-dyed shirt or dress for themselves?
TJ designs: Come down to take a look at these new designs by TJ Designs. They're charming. Teri offers wreaths, flower arrangements, and other home decors, both seasonal and everyday
ENC Honey: Honey and other related bee products from eastern North Carolina bees.
Holy Granola: The seasoned sister is excited to introduce a new flavor this week… It’s Fall Y'all. It joins the original holy granola as some of the best granola you have ever tasted. It's made with all-natural ingredients in a 1 pound resealable package. Stop by for a sample.
Best in Bluhm: Kelly will be back this week with her beautiful display of wreaths and an assortment of gift ideas.
Above the Briery: Fall is getting closer. The beauty berries are putting on a show, and slowly the oven that is our weather is beginning to give way to cooler temperatures. Then it will be time to plant! Trees, shrubs, and perennials appreciate the warm soils and cooler air temperatures. So whether you choose potted plants or bare-root plants, it's time to start planning your planting. For trees for shade and feeding bees, consider red maple or tulip poplar. For small trees/large shrubs, check out oakleaf hydrangea, beautyberry, spicebush, elderberry, or black haw viburnum. If you want evergreen plants – we've also got you covered with climbing hydrangea, heart-leaf ginger, and Christmas fern. For now, the only bare-root plants available are freshly dug bloodroot rhizomes.
Save the Date.....October 30th
Adults and children will have fun !!
CSS Neuse II replica native plant pollinator garden in front of the market. Help plant our new with something for all ages. There will be a pollinator celebration at the market pollinator crafts: make seed bombs and more!
Sponsored by North Carolina 4-H, Lenoir County Master Gardeners, Corteva Agriscience, Lenoir County Farmers Market, and the CSS Neuse Foundation.
November 20th
Plans are being made for a special day at the market involving "oh my gourds! .... A pie contest? Check out Seraphim Smith's Facebook page!
