Wilding Acres

Wilding Acres Local market gardener - family roots going back generations, to the 1920's at Algoma Farmers' Market

10/01/2026

A "giant" dog checking out the "giant" pumpkins last year- bring your doggie and family down to see this year's giant pumpkins(and biggest tomatoes, sunflowers and zucchini).
For this Saturday we'll be underee the big tent- we're open at 8:30 for those who want to get their choice of veggies and baking. The pumpkins should be there by 11 for the weigh off. See you there!!

With it now being officially fall thought we'd post some " fall" photos. The maple trees this year are brillantly colour...
09/28/2026

With it now being officially fall thought we'd post some " fall" photos. The maple trees this year are brillantly coloured red and orange- wonder if the dry weather we've had this past month has encouraged the bright colours!

Hubby planted the sunflower seedlings for me this year- the "fluffy" ones are called Sungold. Both the sunflowers and sedum have busy bumblebees on them.

A reminder too that at the Giant Pumpkin Weigh Off this Saturday at Algoma Farmers' Market there will also be prizes for the biggest sunflower, heaviest tomato and zucchini. Plus the Sault Ste. Marie Public Library will have story time and craft at 10:30 for the little ones. The market will be under the "big" tent on Saturday to accomodate all the giant pumpkins,vendors and activities. Hope to see you there!

We always say we eat well at Wilding Acres- tonight's supper featured all our own veggies!Diced onions and freeze dried ...
09/27/2026

We always say we eat well at Wilding Acres- tonight's supper featured all our own veggies!

Diced onions and freeze dried celery leaves in the bread stuffing for the pork tenderloin( I'm surprised I haven't done this before as my mother often made this growing up in Thompson during the 1960's). Baked potato( this time Red Chieftain)- both Terry and I couldn't finish our potatoes- should have only baked one big one for the two of us- we'll use the leftovers tomorrow). Our first baked acorn squash of the season( used Fallen Leaves maple syrup). And I decided to make zucchini fritters as I had some leftover from prepping trays for the freeze dryer- they turned out great- light and fluffy- now I know the trick for that is baking powder( we'll see how the leftovers taste tomorrow). I looked up a recipe online and pretty well followed it- 4 cups of shredded zucchini( squeeze out extra moisture) , some diced onion add two eggs, I seasoned with a teaspoon of fellow vendor Jake's Makes it Easy Original spice mix , then mic 3/4 cup flour , 1 tsp baking powder and I added some grated Parmesan cheese- and fried up in olive oil and butter- they were very nice and fluffy and tasty. I'm hoping to be able to make these fritters in the winter using my freeze dried shredded zucchini.

Well, we have come to the conclusion, taste testing store bought carrots versus ours: *CARROTS HAVE TO LOOK FUNKY TO TAS...
09/25/2026

Well, we have come to the conclusion, taste testing store bought carrots versus ours:

*CARROTS HAVE TO LOOK FUNKY TO TASTE GOOD*

Look at this platter that our west end neighbour made up for tonight from JUST Wilding Acres grown veggies!

Showcasing supper:Coleslaw using tiara cabbageBaked spudtatoes from the backTomatoes from the greenhouseFresh corn on th...
09/18/2026

Showcasing supper:

Coleslaw using tiara cabbage
Baked spudtatoes from the back
Tomatoes from the greenhouse
Fresh corn on the cob, last pick
Red onion from the south field
Cukes, and red peppers from a prior year's cucumber relish

We eat well from the harvest. You can too after you drop by the market tomorrow!

Visit us or all the other vendors that'll be at the Algoma Farmers' Market at 65 Foster Drive (Sept 19 - 8:30-1:00pm).

We are restocked to all 18 varieties of jams and jellies for Saturday's market.Susan made Raspberry Delight, Strawberry ...
09/18/2026

We are restocked to all 18 varieties of jams and jellies for Saturday's market.

Susan made Raspberry Delight, Strawberry Rhubarb and Cranberry Orange Marmalade this week.

09/17/2026
The later, beautiful Twister cauliflour is near ready now.We will be bringing some to market on Saturday!
09/17/2026

The later, beautiful Twister cauliflour is near ready now.

We will be bringing some to market on Saturday!

We and several other vendors from Algoma Farmers' Market will be attending this event hosted by the Alzheimer's Society-...
09/16/2026

We and several other vendors from Algoma Farmers' Market will be attending this event hosted by the Alzheimer's Society- we appreciate them including us in this event.

🍂Join us for our annual Autumn Market!🍂

🗓Tuesday, October 6th
⏰1:00 - 4:00 PM
📍61 Great Northern Rd.

Discover amazing local vendors and celebrate the season with us! We can't wait to see you there!

Terry and Susan cut some of the first squashes in front: what people think is the 'whole' garden, not yet seeing the gre...
09/15/2026

Terry and Susan cut some of the first squashes in front: what people think is the 'whole' garden, not yet seeing the greenhouse or the 3 acres behind.

We will rummage through and cut some free from the vines ahead, for the CSA customers on Wednesday, and for market on Saturday.

Some, like the pie pumpkins still need time to orange up.

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400 Town Line Road
Sault Sainte Marie, ON
P6A5K6

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