Most vendors arrive between 8:30 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. most days. We have seasonal fruits and vegetables throughout the year. We are open 7 days a week except for Christmas and New Year's. We welcome you to visit! If near holidays, it is advisable to call ahead.
Downtown Perry’s Farmers Market is sponsored by Perry Main Street. The market is temporarily located in the parking lot at 1000 Ball Street. The farmer's market takes place every Saturday, year-round, from 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM. Perry Farmers' Market | Perry GA | Facebook You can find a variety of fresh produce, crafts, baked...
Thursday's year round from 1pm to 6pm. Located where Watson Blvd and Maple St. come together at Perkins Field, across from Robins FCU. Contact pegs_preserves@yahoo.com to learn more.
Shop local with us on the 2nd Saturday of each month! 9am-1pm on the front campus of Wesleyan College
Join the local crew of farmers every week to get the best of the season. Every Wednesday from 3-6pm at the Poplar Street Farmers Market (Located between MLK & 3rd) Producer Only - Farmer Lead: Seasonal fruits, vegetables, cut flowers & plants. Local meat, eggs, breads, & baked goods. Jam, Jelly, Oils, Soaps, & Art...
Growing your own plants from seed is a cost-effective way to grow a garden from scratch. Learn how to select the right seeds, prepare the soil and provide the ideal conditions for germination. We will discuss using grow lights vs. placing seed trays in a sunny location and which is better; And when it’s time...
Multi-day program. The program covers a multitude of subjects relating to crop production. The program was developed in partnership with Georgia Organics and the Georgia Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association. Topics include Soil health and fertility, soil amendments and fertilizers, cover crops, crop rotations, pest management, crop selection, crop propagation, equipment, post-harvest handling, food safety,...
Learn the fundamental components of soil, including texture, structure, and organic matter, and how these factors influence plant growth. Understand why soil pH and nutrient levels, are important and how they can be managed for optimal plant production. Lisa Klein discusses the benefits of obtaining a soil test report and why that is important in...
As the weather warms, it’s the perfect time to plant warm-season crops like tomatoes, beans, squash and cucumbers, which thrive in the warmer temperatures of late spring and summer. Learn about soils, pH, nutrients, garden amendments, and the right seeds and transplants to select for summer! Lisa Klein will walk you through prepping your garden...