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Belmont Farmers' Market |
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Market news for the winter of 2009-2010
The Market is closed for the season. We'll see you in the spring.
Edible landscaping plants: blueberries and lignonberries
The Belmont Farmers' Market is organizing a group purchase of blueberry and lingonberry plants. We have selected 6 blueberry varieties and 3 lingonberry varieties. It will be fun and interesting to plant these berries in our gardens and compare notes on the different varieties.
The plants are attractive, interesting, easy to care for and can fit well with your existing plantings. Plus they provide you with berries. Download the information sheet, including the varieties, costs, more information about planting and order form.
We call this The Pomona Project, after Pomona, the Goddess of Fruits and Gardens, who appears on the Town of Belmont’s official seal, a nod to Belmont’s agrarian past.
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Join the group purchase of blueberry and lignonberry plants
Market scenes. See videos...
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Our missionProvide fresh, local items directly from local farmers and producers: vegetables, fruit, baked goods, meat, cereals, honey, jam, eggs, cheese, sauces, plants & more.
Help outPass out newsletters, post yard signs, be Market Manager. Let's find a job that fits your schedule! |
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Roots & Sprouts The Autumn issue of our print newsletter is out (pdf) with lots of news and a recipe for roasted root vegetables.
Email newsletterSign up for news about food and the Market, but no spam. Weekly in-season, monthly in winter.
Online info Become a fan on Facebook ("Belmont Farmers Market") and follow us on Twitter ("BelmontMarket"). |
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See you at the Market!
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