guadalupe valley gardeners market

Guadalupe Valley Gardeners Market   (all produce locally grown)
Wednesdays   3-6 p.m. at the Silver Center   (510 East Court Street; Seguin, TX)
(Under covered porch area if threatening weather)
 
Some items available at the market this Wednesday: 
Squash

New potatoes
Free range chicken eggs

Local Honey
Shallots

Onions

Small amount of a variety of other greens and root crops

 Nutrition matters!      Uncle David’s Farm gardens with compost, organic fertilizers, and organic pest control methods.
 
Phyllis
(830) 743-0307

Guadalupe Valley Gardeners Market   (all produce locally grown)
Saturdays   8 a.m. till noon or sell out if earlier-    behind the Guadalupe County Courthouse,  Donegan & Austin streets; Seguin, Texas (Central Park Square) 

Some items available at the market this Saturday:
Local raw honey

Eggs

Shallots

Green onions

Lettuce (many different kinds)

Carrots (limited supply)

Salad mix

Spinach
Swiss chard

Celery (small stalks)

Cabbage

Small amounts of some other greens and root crops.

Nutrition matters!      Uncle David’s Farm gardens with compost, organic fertilizers, and organic pest control methods. 
 

Phyllis
(830) 743-0307

Guadalupe Valley Gardeners Market   (all produce locally grown)
Saturdays   8 a.m. till noon or sell out if earlier-    behind the Guadalupe County Courthouse,  Donegan & Austin streets; Seguin, Texas (Central Park Square)   

SPECIAL FROM UNCLE DAVID’S FARM:    Buy $10 worth of veggies and get one free bunch of shallots. 
Some items available at the market this Saturday:
Local raw honey, Eggs,  Shallots, Green onions, Lettuce (many different kinds), Carrots (limited supply), Salad mix (including Lettuce, spinach, broccoli florets, Swiss chard and beet greens)
Parsley, Fern dill, Spinach
Swiss chard, Celery (small stalks), Cabbage, Small amounts of some other greens and root crops.

Nutrition matters!      Uncle David’s Farm gardens with compost, organic fertilizers, and organic pest control methods. 
  Phyllis
(830) 743-0307

 
Guadalupe Valley Gardeners Market   (all produce locally grown)
Saturdays   8 a.m. till noon or sell out if earlier-    behind the Guadalupe County Courthouse,  Donegan & Austin streets; Seguin, Texas (Central Park Square) 

Some items available at the market this Saturday:
Local raw honey Eggs

Cabbage  (small amount)
Shallots
Scallions (green onions)
Lettuce (many different kinds)

Broccoli

 Salad mix
Cilantro Parsley Fern dill Spinach
Arugula, Swiss chard, Turnip greens

 Small amounts of some other greens and root crops.

Flavored olive oils and vinegars from Texas Olive Ranch:  Orange and white balsamic vinegar (orange flavor),  Sweet basil extra virgin olive oil , Arbequina extra virgin olive oil (regular olive oil)
Rio Orange extra virgin olive oil
Nutrition matters!      Uncle David’s Farm gardens with compost, organic fertilizers, and organic pest control methods. 
  Phyllis
(830) 743-0307

 
Guadalupe Valley Gardeners Market   (all produce locally grown)
Saturdays   8 a.m. till noon or sell out if earlier-    behind the Guadalupe County Courthouse,  Donegan & Austin streets; Seguin, Texas (Central Park Square) 

Some items available at the market this Saturday:
Local raw honey

Eggs

Radishes
Cabbage  (small amount)
Shallots
Scallions (green onions)
Lettuce  Salad mix
Cilantro Spinach
Arugula

Swiss chard (small amount)

Turnip greens

Small amounts of some other greens and root crops.

Flavored olive oils and vinegars from Texas Olive Ranch:

  Orange and white balsamic vinegar (orange flavor)

 Sweet basil extra virgin olive oil

Arbequina extra virgin olive oil (regular olive oil)
Rio Orange extra virgin olive oil (I should have a bigger variety in 2 weeks) 
  Phyllis
(830) 743-0307

Annual meeting-February 22, 2011 at the Agrilife Building at 210 E. Live Oak; Seguin, TX  78155        6:30 p.m.      

 Current membership dues $35 annually and table set up costs of $5 during the fall/winter and $10 during the spring/summer.

The Guadalupe Valley Gardeners’ Market is looking for farmers/gardeners to join the market. If you grow fruit or vegetables and would like to market your produce this may be the place. You can only sell what you grow. An inspection is conducted to verify what you grow.

Other farm products like meat, milk and cheese are also welcome along with baked goods. These products require certain permits and certificates and are required before you can sell them at the market.

If you are interested in joining the market you can contact Phylls or Ray (under contact us on web site on contact information for Phyllis or Ray.) The Guadalupe Valley Gardeners’ Market is scheduled to meet at the Ag Building in Seguin on February 22, 2011 at 6 PM. After the meeting all current members and new members will complete applications for 2011.