Jerome Farmers Market

 June markets are going by so quickly. Each week now, the produce will begin to pick up. We are bringing asparagus and possibly sweet cherries we will know by Thursday afternoon. With the cold snap this week, it may slow down just a touch. Moss Greenhouse will be back with fabulous baskets to clearance. It's always a party when they come!

Enjoy a delicious tamale, fresh milk, real maple syrup and meet some new vendors. Once again, we will be located right inside the entrance of the Mountain View Barn on the West side of the property. 

We are open from 9-1 this Saturday, and are located 3 miles South of Jerome on Highway 93. The lemonade stand will be out and we look forward to seeing you. 

 This Saturday is forecasted to be a beautiful day. With Fathers Day around the corner, you'll want to stop in and find some amazing gifts for dad. For the barbequer, you can find beautiful cutting boards, for the fisherman, fishing flies, for the gourmet cook, delicious picked vegetables, jalapeno bread or sheepherders bread. A fantastic array of stone ground mustards are available. You will be able to find something special just for him!

This week, we are located on the southwest as soon as you drive in the parking lot. Moss Greenhouse will bring trailers of beautiful plants for your home and garden. Come early for the best selection.

We are open from 9-1 and are located 3 miles south of Jerome on Highway 93. Due to popular demand, we will have the lemonade stand back in business. We'll see you soon!

 The Jerome Farmers Market has some of the most AMAZING vendors anywhere! Come and see us to get some fresh spring vegetables, tamales, herbs, beautiful bags and doilies, wool slippers and maple syrup. Amazing wood working products are available with furniture, turned bowls and cutting boards. 

The Jerome Civic Club will be their with their pies and wares. Moss' Greenhouse will bring trailers of fabulous flowers pots and plants. You really don't want to miss this and the excellent prices. We are a friendly and unique market with the kindest people ever. 

We are open Saturday from 9-1 and are located at the Mountain View Barn, 3 miles south of Jerome on Highway 93. We'll see you soon!

 The time us upon us This Saturday, the Jerome Farmers Market is officially open for business! Many, many hours of preparation have gone into this venture. You can expect to find rhubarb, spinach, rainbow chard, fresh eggs, and much more. There will be 10 varieties of honey to choose from, homemade breads, jams, pickled items, cheese, milk, beef, gifts galore, and many treasures to find. 

Moss' Greenhouse will also start to clearance out geraniums and wagons of wonderful plant surprises.

 We can hardly wait! We are open from 9-1 and are located at the Mountain View Barn 3 miles south of Jerome on Highway 93. The official address is 392 East 300 South in Jerome. We'll see you soon!

 In just a few short days, the Jerome Farmers Market will open at the Mountain View Barn 3 miles south of Jerome on Highway 93. Vendors have been busy preparing for a memorable season. We have many new vendors for you to meet and their products are amazing and wonderful. There will be fabulous returning vendors as well. The gardens have been planted since early April. The late spring has delayed some things but the vegetables are coming on. We will have many new products for you to try and experience. It will be so exciting. The market will be so exciting. The market will be open at 9 am on Saturday, June 3rd. Come see us, enjoy the reunion and meet some new amazing people. 

As I watch out the windows and see birds busily building nests in the bird houses, the evidence of spring coming lifts my heart. It’s just a short matter of time when gardeners will be outside prepping the ground, cleaning the weeds and planting the spring gardens. Today, the last of my garden seeds arrived and I am so excited! March was a great month to “hole up,” make quilts, paint, and prepare product for the market. Every once in a while, a mild day peeks through giving a rush of things to come. Once the weather breaks, we are outside working to keep up with the weather. The house is pretty much on its own for several months. We run the planting in 2 sessions….the early spring and the later warmer weather. Many seeds have been started to give a jump start to the tomatoes, peppers, melons and many flowers. We are so blessed to live where we do and have seasons. The time for rest is ever bit as important as the time to be outside. 

To begin, the red and gold potatoes will go in. The radishes, beets, spinach, carrots, onions, bunching onions, shallots and lettuces will be planted. Next month, we will share what is next. It’s an exciting process and a very busy one. Until then…..enjoy the soft air and the smell of earth.