Bainbridge Farmers Market - Flowers & Plants

What's Fresh

Beets are a great 2-fer! The greens can be used fresh in salads, steamed or stir-fried while the beets themselves (yes, they come in colors!) can be served separately either hot or cold after cooking till soft. This is the time to get them and this is the climate to grow them so we’ve got the best!

Market Location

2008 Summer Market
Town Square at City Hall Park

Saturdays
April 12 to October 18
9 AM - 1 PM

2008 Winter Market
Eagle Harbor Congregational Church
Corner of Winslow Way and Madison Avenue

Saturdays
November 22 - December 20
10 AM - 3 PM

Do you want to be a vendor?
You can read the Rules of the Market and download an application by clicking on the Vendor link. Applications for the 2008 season are due by March 1st.

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Fresh-picked blossoms, and plants for northwest gardens
Flowers make the Market a feast for the eyes; from the pinks and blues of spring to the riot of summer color and the golden tones of fall. You can take home three or four bouquets for less than what one would cost at a florist. And since these flowers are picked fresh from local gardens, they’ll stay beautiful for much longer than flowers that came from across the country, or overseas. So fill your home with color each week!

The Market also offers a terrific selection of landscape and vegetable plants. In the spring, you’ll find organic veggie and herb starts. Summer brings tomato starts and basil plants chosen for their performance in our climate. Local nurseries offer plants carefully selected for our northwest climate that will fill your garden with luscious foliage and flowers.

VENDORS:
4-H	Holly Lane Gardens
Bay Botanicals	Leapfrog Farm
Butler Green Farms	Persephone Farm
Cougar Creek Naturals	Sundown Farm
Farmhouse Organics	Sunquist Nursery
Forsythia Rose	Sweet Life Farm
Friendly Natives	Tani Creek Farm