Cedartown's farmer's market opens on June 26
May 22, 2009 | 1477 views | 6 6 comments | 7 7 recommendations | email to a friend | print
All summer long, the Farm Fresh Vegetable Market will be held in at Peek's Park.

The market location is at the parking lot of Peek’s Park in Cedartown. This park is located off of College Street in Cedartown.

The market will be held each Tuesday and Friday mornings, 7 a.m. to 8:30 a.m.

The opening day for the market will be Friday, June 26.

For more information, contact the Polk County Extension Office at 770-749-2142.

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mbc1954
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May 24, 2009
thanks fivecedarsfarm for the info but all 6 times i came out there last year the sign was up at the drive entrance and the cable was down indicating you were open but still had no help with puchasing the goods maybe it will work out better this year. I have my own garden planted but still will need some of the things you grow that i did not have room to plant for the freezer. thanks for the service you do for this community.
fivecedarsfarm
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May 24, 2009
Sorry if we missed you. We are open 9-2 every Tue Thur and Sat during the season with someone on duty. The hours are posted on a sign at the road as well as the produce we have for sale that day. We are located behind the house at the barn. Follow the gravel drive at the sign. We expect to start in early June with squash and cucumbers with tomatoes and others to follow. Please call 678-246-1216 if you cannot find us.
mbc1954
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May 24, 2009
It is good to know fersh vegatables are as close as cherokee road but I made 6 trips out there last year to buy and never got anyone to come out and help with the produce. Is it buy on an honor system or something like that?
fivecedarsfarm
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May 23, 2009
Papagoose3 and Newbie28: All is not lost. We sell fresh home grown produce on Saturdays (9-2) at 835 Cherokee Road. Right now we have green onions, basil and parsley plants for sale. For more info just email me at hjconnelly@aol.com or call 678-246-1216.

Debbie
Papagoose3
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May 23, 2009
Newbie28: I was just thinking the same thing - weekday mornings are no help to those who have to work at that time, but what is the deal with assuming that people who don't work are "welfare junkies" or "illegals"? You are aware that some people work evenings, nights and/or weekends, aren't you?
Newbie28
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May 23, 2009
Great. Don't you people know people have to WORK! Why not have it on Saturdays when we working class people can get fresh veggies. Or is this just for the welfare junkies and illegals?
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