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Botticello Farms, Manchester, CT 860 649-2462, www.Botticellofarms.net
We grow everything from ripe tomatoes to fresh sweet corn. Remember, "We grow our own", so it is always fresh. Listed are just some of the delicious fresh picked produce we offer: Tomatoes, Corn, Cucumbers, pickles, peppers (including fryers, bells, Italian sweet, various hot varieties, yellow and green squash, winter squash, onions, pumpkins, mums, fresh herbs, cut flowers, hanging baskets, and much more. Visit us on the web at: www.Botticellofarms.net

 

Chaplin Farms, Chaplin, CT 860 455-1100
We use conventional farming methods growing both heirloom and traditional vegetables. We also grow peach, pear, plum, nectarines and many older varieties of apples.

 

Country Family Soaps, Hebron,  CT countryfamilysoaps@sbcglobal.net

Country Family Soaps are handcrafted with only pure, natural, plant-based ingredients, many of them organic whenever available. No artificial chemicals, preservatives, colorants, or fragrances are ever used.    

 

Candles by Laura, Bolton, CT 860-324-9217

www.candlesbylaura.com

Each scented candle is hand poured to provide you with the best quality candle with a long burn time and excellent scent throw.  Made with fragrance extracts and real essential oils, our scents can help you relive memories, enhance the holiday seasons, boost your mood and set the tone for any room.

Laura will donate 10% of your total order to the Susan G Komen Breast Cancer Foundation when you purchase a Pink Lady Apples (-n-cinnamon) candle.

Great Harvest Bread Co., Manchester, CT 860-647-8837, www.ghbreadct.com
Fresh Daily Stone Ground Whole Wheat Products made from Scratch. Artisan Breads, Cookies, Scones, Muffins, Fresh made Granola, Trailmix, PowerBars, and Healthy Dog Treats.

 

Hurst Family Farm & Country Store, Andover, CT 860-646-6536

A Family owned and operated farm. We farm the old-fashioned way using little or no sprays. Most of the field work is done with oxen rather than tractors. We grow strawberries, black raspberries, assorted vegetables (including asparagus, hot peppers, heirloom & standard tomatoes, sweet potatoes, celery & more), greenhouse plants & herbs. We also produce honey, jams & Jellies, maple and sorghum syrups. Our farm and country store are open daily (all year 'round)..also harvest hayrides in the fall.

 

Killam & Bassette Farmstead,

South Glastonbury, CT 860-633-1067 kandbfarmstead.com.
We have quality fruits & vegetables (low spray or no spray at all), free range eggs, fresh cut flowers, and Homemade Jams made only from the produce on our farm.

 

Ladies of Levita Road, Levita Road, Lebanon, CT

Come taste a free sample of the freshest cheese around, taste delicious yogurt and wholesome milk direct from the cows.  Stay awhile and bring your cooler to take some home! Delicious and nutritious!

 

Olivia's Garden, 256 Rte 66, Columbia, CT 860-228-8070, email: oliviasgardenct@aol.com

In business since 1991, customers enjoy no spray, handweeded strawberries, blueberries, tomatoes, squash,

onions, lettuce, cucumbers, peppers, garlic, herbs, beans, sunflowers, zinnias and pumpkins.  Order handmade barn wreaths and garland, in season.  Our maple syrup produced each year sells out early-ask for some while supplies last! Since opening, our Columbia farm stand proudly operates on the honor system.  WIC/Senior certified by the State of Connecticut.  See you soon!

 

 

Pixels and Pictures Photography by Stacey Weise, email: runfortheroses@mac.com ,

http://www.pixelsandpictures.net

Pixels and Pictures is a small photography business specializing in farm and animal photography. This is the first year that  5x7 and 8x10 matted and unmatted photographs will be available for sale at the market.

I will also be offering blank greeting cards and photo key chains featuring my favorite images. You can also special order photos, or have me come out to your farm and photograph what you do, who you are, and what you love.

 

SIS - Catherine Haugh, 860-371-0098 www.sistersinspirituality.com, email:sisinspirituality@sbcglobal.net

SIS is a home based business whose partners create unique jewelry and beaded designs.   Products range from glass and crystal beading to custom pieces utilizing semi-precious gems and sterling silver.  Within the past year “SIS” has developed a line of special beaded bookmarks, pins and other products for the non-profit sector, generating funds for those in need.   

Tara Farm, Coventry, CT,   860 742-2215
We are small, this is our first year. We hope to start the season with vegetables and herb plant sales. Then as they come in peas, beans, lettuce, radishes and spinach. Next corn, summer squash, carrots and cucumbers and finish the season with tomatoes, peppers, broccoli, cauliflower, eggplant, beets, winter squash and pumpkins. We will also have classic auto and art prints. During occasional weekends we will have pony rides and a petting zoo as we are an animal rescue farm.

 

TuckerWoods Farm, Columbia, CT 06237

email: kradding@mac.com, http://www.tuckerwoodsfarm.com/

TuckerWoods Farm is owned by Greg & Kelly Radding in Columbia, CT. We breed, raise, and sell llamas and pygora goats, a breed of fiber goat. We specialize in Argen- tine llamas; a breed-type that is known for their fine, dense and abundant fiber. We also raise miniature llamas with an emphasis on fiber quality. Mini llamas are just big llamas in little bodies! We have 3 pet sheep that also provide us fiber. We have our fibers processed into yarn and roving for handspinners at a Connecticut mini mill. We specialize in handpainting, but also have a wide range of beautiful natural colors in our yarns and spinning fibers.

 

Our TuckerWoods Fiber Designs yarns include "Viva La Argentine", a wonderfully soft 90/10 blend of Argentine llama and merino wool; "Purely Pygora", a line of Pygora yarns that highlights the unique qualities of luxurious pygora fiber; and "Tucker's Toes" our very own sock yarn, a blend of llama, mohair, wool, and nylon. Kelly's sister, Christina creates colorful blended batts of TuckerWoods fibers in combinations that include: Llama-licious, Mohair Magic, and Pygora Poufs.

 

Kelly also has an independent yarn dyeing business called Mocha's Fiber Designs with 10 regular lines of yarn handpainted by Kelly with her unique style and colors; with seasonal lines added throughout the year. Kelly & her sister Lissa are designing support patterns for all the yarns, concentrating on one skein patterns for socks, scarves and shawls.

 

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