Münchner Bauernmarkt
Farmers Market, Munich, Germany
Colorful Edibles
Farmers Market, Munich, Germany
The Tanana Valley Farmers Market in Fairbanks, Alaska, is the only market in Alaska that requires all products sold be made, grown, or have value added in Alaska.
There are indoor and outdoor vendors selling art, crafts, produce, food products, clothing, jewelry, and other products.
A variety of ethnic food booths are doing business at the market. But don’t look for a Coke or Pepsi. They aren’t made in Alaska.
One of my sisters is a vendor. Her business, Ruth’s Rocks, sells painted rocks and glassware.
If you visit the Fairbanks area in the summer, look for the market on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Say hello to my sister. Buy Alaskan.
Blueberries, Columbia County, New York
Blueberries are native to North American. Peak berry production varies from May to August, depending upon local conditions such as altitude and latitude.
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Cranberries
Fresh cranberries for sale in Salzburg, Austria farmers market.
A Multitude of Orange
So many different shades of orange in one photo. A good share of Mango Tango, some real Orange, a bit of Red Orange, and a dash of Sunset Orange to round things off. A variety of squash in a farmer’s market in Salzburg, Austria, in the fall.
Jennifer’s Color Your World Challenge: Mango Tango, Orange, Peach, Red Orange, and Sunset Orange
Filder-Spitzkraut or Arrowhead Cabbage, Farmers Market, Salzberg, Austria
Filder-Spitzkraut (Spitzkohl) or Arrowhead Cabbage, for sale in a farmer’s market in Salzburg, Austria, last October. A sweet, mild cabbage, it is used to make sauerkraut and slaws. It is a variety of German cone-head cabbage, an ancient variety native to Filder, Germany and is the favorite of German gardeners.
Jennifer’s Color Your World Challenge: Granny Smith
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