Myrtle's Market

“Indigo farms brings some of the finest farm produce I have ever experienced and I am a organic farmer myself from years ago. The variety is amazing. I even found hydroponic vegetables this time and a sweet small pointed cabbage that I had never seen.”

“Got some great tasting jams. Good looking vegetables but we were on vacation so we didn't buy any. The people working there are super kind and friendly.”

“Very good fruit and cakes”

“Myrtle's Market was rained out the day that I went, as there were only two vendors present. Did buy from both vendors and gifted the goodies I purchased. The farm goodies were fresh and yummy, and that candle lady though! Wish there was more information about maybe via social media of the visitors information you can get online.”

“Friendly place with one farmer selling limited items. Disappointed no local corn but melons from Georgia? Oh well living in the Garden State (NJ) had some advantages.”

“It was ok. Three vendors when we went Friday morning. A fruit/veg vendor, baked goods vendor, and a jewelry vendor. Most things were a little pricey. The produce looked pretty good. The blueberries we bought were kinda mushy. The fried apple pie we bought ended up being peach pie so that was disappointing when we were really wanting apple. Vendors were all super nice.”

“Small farmers market. Indigo farms seems to be the primary vendor at this market. Otherwise you might find another vendor or two there selling other goods. I would rate higher if the city didn't do such a poor job promoting this farmers market. There is seemingly no web or social media presence. As far as I can tell the city is responsible for this market.”

“Three booths, on selling fruit and vegetables, one crafts, one bakery. That's it.”