The first Milton Farmer's Market was a big success this past Saturday. Vendors offered up a great variety of choices including Milton raised honey, eggs, and home grown produce such as peppers, tomatoes, carrots, and even a dog biscuit vendor which raises funds for homeless pets! The event will continue to be located each Saturday from 8am to 12 noon next to the Olde Blind Dog Pub in Crabapple. Those interested in participating should call Ginger Enloe at 770 653 0551 or Tim Enloe at 770 653 0552.
Monday, June 29, 2009
First Milton Farmer's Market A Success!
The first Milton Farmer's Market was a big success this past Saturday. Vendors offered up a great variety of choices including Milton raised honey, eggs, and home grown produce such as peppers, tomatoes, carrots, and even a dog biscuit vendor which raises funds for homeless pets! The event will continue to be located each Saturday from 8am to 12 noon next to the Olde Blind Dog Pub in Crabapple. Those interested in participating should call Ginger Enloe at 770 653 0551 or Tim Enloe at 770 653 0552.
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Wonder how much of that stuff came from Harry's.
None of my produce comes from Harrys. It was grown in my garden at 13005 Bethany Road - you are welcome to come and see it.
Ginger Enloe
770 653 0551
How about the rest of the MGG commitee's produce?
Mr and Mrs Norman Bennett had quite a garden there for many years.
Ginger if you can do half as well, you'll be head and shoulders above the others in the garden club.
The wise consumer should always educate himself. My honey is produced by my honeybees which are located in Milton. Visit our farmers market and talk with our vendors and keep asking good questions. Trina Barron, Moss Rock Honeybee Farm, Milton, Georgia
DO the vendors have good answers?
What a great idea!
Let's hope more vendors comeout and sell and let's all hope that more local residents support these people!
Ginger, is the lady, pictured with the children, selling the brown eggs, Mrs. Gaines, who got ticketed for letting her chickens get in the neighbor's pine straw.
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