Here are the winners of our farmers market display contest, which we announced in the May 2011 issue of our free email newsletter. If you don't currently receive the email, click on the banner above to return to the home page and sign up in the right column. More contests will be announced in upcoming issues.

Thanks to everyone who sent us photos. The winners will receive a large packet of Genovese basil seeds, compliments of Seeds from Italy.

Matt & Sarah Wertz, Rabbit Run Farm, Skull Valley, AZ  rabbitrunfarm.blogspot.com





Spring Haven Farms is a family owned and operated nursery and cut flower grower located Chillicothe, Ohio.
http://www.springhavenfarms.com/pages/home.php






"These pictures were taken at our last market a couple of years ago in Minneapolis.  I love all of the color that Fall brings to market!" Emily Scifers, Laughing Stalk Farmstead  www.laughingstalk.com





Kathy Sullivan's Happy Heart Family Farm booth at the Houston Eco Market



Pictures of Steven Haynie's fruits and vegetables.





Tomato plants at Broadfork Farm. Submitted by Shannon Jones



Sue Well's stand in Vermont "Farmer Sue"




Taken by her daughter, Michelle Sprague, this is a photo of Robin Caudill's booth. Lazy Dog Gardens sells at Boise's Capital City Public Market in September 2010.  Robin tries to piece together items she's thrifted or found at auctions (like the watermelon basket in the foreground) and linens she's sewn or found to make her booth look more inviting.  The watermelon baskets are almost always commented upon by customers.



Flowers and Vegetables at Red Dog Farm in Chimacum, WA





Susan King's Farm, Buckeye Blooms: The sign is actually an old shovel handle stuck in a bucket of paint with some old signs we painted and  re-purposed.



Diane Eckweiler Tirzah Farm and Flowers at the Atherton Mother's Day market


Here's a picture from last summer's market in Friday Harbor, WA showing produce from Thousand Flower Farm, Waldron, WA owners Joel and Margaret Thorson
And here's another from Thousand Flower FArm, Waldron, WA  This shows Joel Thorson and Daughter, Siri Thorson  last summer.


Here is a photo of some Hakurei turnips at farmers market. Kevin Grove, Quarter Branch Farm