Did You Know…. Every agriculture vendor at Central Sarasota Farmers Market (fruits, vegetables, herbs, plants, etc) are growers or farmers, not just resellers?
That’s right, all Agriculture businesses at CSFM grow much of their own product. Know Your Farmer!
Get the story in pictures! Every week we take shots of people, produce, pets, and products. Watch as our little market grows up.
Here are some photos from the month of October. View More Photos Here.
The Central Sarasota Farmers Market General Store is up and running offering a growing selection of small batch and locally produced goods.
Come on out to the market on Saturday and browse our selection of sauces, jams, pickles, oils, and more. Read More Here.
Central Sarasota Farmers Market
Newest Market Vendors
Aloe Organics, USDA Certified Organic Farm
After being diagnosed with cancer, Allison “Aloe” Hall committed a section of her family farm to growing organic produce. Though Aloe has passed, her family continues to grow organic produce, selling some and donating portions to the Center For Building Hope, a resource for people battling cancer. Read more about the Aloe Organics history and mission at their Facebook page.
Homestead Hydroponic Farm
Sarah and Mike are Homestead Hydroponic Farm and represent the new generation of family farmers. Growing a variety of colorful and unique vegetables, Homestead subscribes to a philosophy of sustainability in farming. Checkout their website at www.HomesteadHydroFarm.com
Cheesecake Me Desserts
Lisa Glenn has been baking irresistable desserts for decades. She uses high quality, fresh ingredients and bakes everything from scratch. In April of 2014, Lisa won first place in the dessert contest at the Suncoast BBQ Bash for her Chocolate Salted Caramel Shortbread Bars. Stop by her booth at the Central Sarasota Farmers Market and check out the Cheesecakeme website.
Sun Crazy Gardens
Sun Crazy Gardens, LLC is the professional nursery and landscape business of Jason Gioia. He offers an impressive array of herbs, flowering plants, and succulents. Be sure to stop by his new booth at the market.
For your culinary pursuits, you can pick up potted herbs like sweet or opal basil, sage, cilantro, parsley or oregano.
To brighten and liven your living or working areas select from flowering or succulent plants. These include giant pansies, beautiful pink pentas, fan flower, agave, aloe vera, or kalanchoe. You can check out more from Sun Crazy Gardens at the website SunCrazyGardens.net
Call Ahead
Since plant availability varies, you should call ahead to see if Jason has what your looking for.
(662) 648-9490.