Featured Vendor: Grandview Farm

John, Barbara & Jennifer Kling have been vendors at the Abingdon Farmers' Market for over 5 years. They produce wool & sheepskin products, lamb, garlic, dog treats, toys & jellies. The garlic horseradish jelly is one-of-a-kind, and you must try it if you haven't yet already! They offer wool, as well as items they hand-make, including wool toys and knitted crafts. Their lamb is a favorite of local chefs, pick some up and have a gourmet meal in your own home! Also, they offer various White's Mill products, locally ground cornmeal and more! Stop by and see the Klings in spot 17 every Saturday and Tuesday!

Vendor Profiles: Kelly Chapel Produce

The Doss Family have been selling at the Abingdon Farmers' Market for over 3 years. They have a great variety of produce, including Chinese cabbages, several varieties of lettuce, peppers, onions, and lots of tomatoes. Head over to spot #30 to see what they have to offer this week!

Vendor Profiles: Diva Treva Soapworks

Diva Treva is our vendor of the week! She has been selling at the market for 3 years, and is a customer favorite! Her wide variety of scented body products include amazing combinations like ginger & orange, patchouli, cedar, rose, sagewood and more! Her soaps are almost pretty enough to display as artwork in your bathroom, but you will quickly give up that notion when you see how great your skin feels after you use it! She has expanded her offerings this year to include soy candles, bath salts, goat's milk lotion, body mist, sugar scrubs and laundry detergent! Come by and see her smiling face, at spot 23, every Saturday at the Abingdon Farmers' Market!

Featured Vendor of the Week: Blue Door Garden

Our featured vendor this week is: Blue Door Garden. The Petersons have been selling at the Abingdon Farmers' Market for close to a decade. Tom and Deni grow all sorts of produce along with gorgeous floral bouquets. They utilize hoop houses, and other growing techniques, in order to bring AFM customers produce early and later in the season. You can also find much of their goodies at local restaurants, including: The WhistlePig, The House on Main, The Troutdale and more. Tom and Deni love to answer questions about growing techniques and give you tips for your own gardens. Stop by and pick up some great eats and beautiful flowers at Blue Door Garden-spot #34!

Featured Vendor: The Baker Homestead

Our Featured Vendor this week is The Baker Homestead. Blake, Kristin, Grayson & Ren run the only Grade A Goat Dairy in Washington County, VA. The Bakers have a herd of 13 and are milking 7, with hopes of expanding their herd soon. As a Micro-dairy, the small scale production allows this family to be hands on in every aspect of production. They use as many local, fresh ingredients as possible, supporting many other farmers in the process.

Flavors include: Roasted Garlic, Plain Chevre, Fanny Nanny Blackberry, Herbs de Provence, Pimento, Cajun, Roasted Red Pepper, Chocolate Goat, and more! Check out their homemade granola, egg salad sandwiches and goat's milk soaps.

You may also enjoy their cheeses at one of many favorite local restaurants: The Martha Washington Inn & Suites, The House on Main, The WhistlePig, Pop Ellis Sodashop, The Wildflour Bakery & Cafe, Chef Heather's, or enjoy our cheese with a nice glass of local wine at The Abingdon Vineyard & Winery!

Featured Vendor: Honey Locust Farm Herb Patch

We are happy to introduce Karen Baker and her mother, who operate Honey Locust Farm Herb Patch. You can catch them every Saturday and Tuesday selling herb plants and old time flowers. When you buy a potted herb from Honey Locust, bring back your container and receive a discount on your next purchase! We love to see their recycling efforts! Honey Locust Herb Patch was generous enough to donate 2 gift baskets for our recent raffle. The winners will be announced this weekend! Currently available: chives, garlic chives, cilantro,dill, tarragon and parsley. Fresh mints for teas and dessert treats -- apple, chocolate, and spearmint. Other herbs will be available as we enter into Summer at the Market. We also have some unique flowers to include: black-eyed susan, coreopsis, lamb's ear, lavender, money plant, primrose, and yarrow. Special orders welcome. We look forward to seeing you at the Market !!

Vendor Profile: Storybook Farm

STORYBOOK FARM : The Cotrill Family
The Cotrill Family are residents of Abingdon, who have been vendors at the Farmers' Market for 3 seasons. They have fond memories of old-time bakeries in their home-state of Michigan, and have brought those same staples to the Abingdon Farmers' Market. You can find them every Saturday on the lawn with a variety of baked goods. And you won't be disappointed!! Their offerings include: baguettes (plain, roasted garlic, blue cheese & more), pita bread, tortillas, english muffins, shortbreads, cakes, spinach feta boule, sundried tomato basil & asiago boule, cheese danishes and more. In the colder months, you are in for a real treat: Hot, fresh donuts! Grace Cotrill also offers her handmade jewelry for sale.