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06/16/2026

The first market of our 2026 season is coming up! 👏

Hannastown Farmers Market this Saturday, June 20th 9am - 1pm.

We will have early season produce and flowers. See you there! 😎

See the full vendor list: https://hannastownfarmersmarket.com/vendor-list

Aunt Julia’s DonutsBilly’s Country SmokehouseBowl of SeoulBroken LocustCanine ConfectionsCinco De Mayo SalsasConfections by Christina ElizabethConnections CafeDark Side Coffee RoastersDiane’s Cookies Eden’s ApiarieFlannel Roots FarmGrace ‘n Mae DesignsGreendance the Winery at Sand HillHell...

06/15/2026

When the first handful of sunflowers are picked, perfectly arranged and on the kitchen table for me…😍🤩 Sunflower season is upon us!

06/13/2026

Zinnia buds, it’s good to see you! It means flower harvesting will be here so soon! 🌸☀️

06/02/2026

06/02/2026

A stretch of blues skies and warm, sunny weather is moving along all of the flowers and vegetables just beautifully. 

Some plants were lost from wind gusts (40 mile an hour bursts a few weeks ago!) that snapped them in half and others are a bit behind in growth due to the late-season cool temps. But, the potatoes pictured here along with flowering zucchini plants, tomatoes, peppers and cucumbers are coming along great. Thankful 😊

05/28/2026

As we share our featured vendors in the weeks ahead, we are feeling incredibly grateful for the overwhelming response from people who believe in community, local agriculture, handmade goods and neighbors showing up for one another. This season is already becoming something beautiful.

Good things are growing in Ligonier! ❤️

05/10/2026

This spring season in particular is when row covers are worth the work of laying them all out. With unseasonably cold air and ground temperatures, keeping the corn, plants and flowers warm and protected from frost is crucial in preventing crop loss. Row covers allow sunlight, rain and airflow in while keeping the frost out. They increase the air and ground temps inside them for ideal growing conditions. 🌽 🌻

05/07/2026

There is a lot of spring work happening, in full swing on the farm. Thousands of plants -pepper, eggplant, zucchini, tomato- are being transplanted from life in the greenhouse into the ground. In this process, plants are hardened off and exposed to natural elements like wind, rain and direct sunlight.

10/27/2025

As the 2025 season has closed, we thank every one of you for your business. Thank you to every customer, every business, florist, restaurant and store owner that chose us to supply your flowers and produce. We will see you next year! May you have many blessings through the winter months 🌻🙏