Wares
Blue Fern Flower Farm
Blue Fern Flower Farm, located in Candor, NY, specializes in fresh cut flowers and herbs, dried flower products, and herbal teas. On our farm we grow a diverse range of high-quality flowers in a sustainable manner, focusing on minimum waste and maximum beauty.
The Grey Moon Homestead
The Grey Moon Homestead offers custom made herb and spice blends to add that little extra something to your meal, as well as flavored salts, unique tea blends, and the occasional overflow of vegetables from the garden or eggs from their well loved and happy flock of assorted chickens.
Know Your Roots
Know Your Roots has evolved organically over the years founded in Debbie's enthusiastic sharing and a growing demand for her herbal remedies. Debbie finds deep joy in wandering the land and harvesting all the herbs during their peak. Everything is processed immediately to preserve their magical medicinal qualities and is made in small batches with endless love and intention. Her love and wonder of the natural world and how humans can harness its magic shines through during presentations as well as her products. Debbie co-owns Know Your Roots with her husband Mike.
Montour Falls Tea Company
Handcrafted loose teas for hot & iced enjoyment, inspired by the Finger Lakes. Sip local, steep joy!
Pendragons Bouquet
This fellow, Jonathan, has been around. With a few degrees in Soviet studies, a stint in the army, a bread and pastry baker since 1974 (Clever Hans Bakery), decades in property inspection, a decade in firefighting, he established Pendragons Bouquet as a druid styled flower farm in 2010, to which he's added gluten-free baking and shiitake growing. He persists on coming to our market, never having missed a Wednesday since 2010. Crazy! You'll find him making beautiful and tasty treats at his booth, in Collegetown, and at the farm for a number of weddings each year.
Sheepy Hollow
Sheepy Hollow is a cottage farm and micro-bakery that specializes in wool and sourdough. Their flock of longwool sheep grow the beautiful fleeces used in making the yarn you see at market. Small-scale offerings of sourdough and sweets as well as handcrafted soap, balms, spice and tea blends are also available on market days.
