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Judy Waldeyer and Nancy Moore have been a steady presence at the Greenwich Farmers Market for almost 20 years. Waldeyer sells jams, jellies and pickles and Moore sells tomato plants and perennials. Continue Reading →
While the micro flower farm rents a field in Easton, most of the flowers are started from seed in Monroe in the winter, making good use of grow lights.
“We put one seed in a tray, and 10,000 trays later, here we are.” – Allison, New Petal Flower Farm staff Continue Reading →
“Everywhere we can, we try to buy as direct as possible, right from the boat.” – Jardar Nygaard Continue Reading →
“We do occasionally run into customers who are not familiar with it, and our job is to educate them. Basically, microgreens are the young seedlings of the mature vegetables that we know and eat on a daily basis. But they’re much more flavorful and nutrient-dense.” – Lily Mass, TinyGreensCT Continue Reading →
Sprout cold pressed juices ingredients are sourced locally and organically. Their juices are raw, pressed and bottled daily in Milford, unlike other juice companies that pasteurize or high-pressure process their juices to extend their shelf life, stripping away naturally occurring probiotics, proteins, enzymes, vitamins and minerals. Continue Reading →
The company was established in 2023 by Dhiman Raja, an immigrant from India, who described arriving in the US during the recession in 2008 with just $200 to his name.
“This country has been very kind to me,” he said. “Thanks to all the opportunities Americans have given me, I feel like I’m living my American dream.” Continue Reading →
This year there are already three new vendors: Tiny Greens, Sprout Juicery and American Dream Coffee Company. Continue Reading →
Wave Hill Breads is a popular new addition to the Greenwich Farmers Market on Saturdays in Horseneck Lot. We asked owner Tim Topi what makes his bread unique. You might be surprised. Continue Reading →