Southernwood Gardens
Southernwood Gardens in Alto Pass, IL, grows native plants, herbs, and perennials that reflect the beauty of Southern Illinois. Their fresh selections are offered with warmth and care.
Southernwood Gardens in Alto Pass, IL, grows native plants, herbs, and perennials that reflect the beauty of Southern Illinois. Their fresh selections are offered with warmth and care.
Bloom Ridge Farm in Carbondale, IL, grows a variety of seasonal flowers that they sell right off their flower truck at the market. Their farm offers beautiful premade bouquets, lavender satchels, dried florals, and even has a flower bar with cut stems to create your own stunning bouquet, making them a delightful part of the market.
Vina-Ripe of Dongola, IL, is a family-run farm producing fresh vegetables, trees, and plants. Their long history with the market highlights their enduring commitment to local agriculture.
A true staple to the market, Lingle Produce has been growing fruits and vegetables in Southern Illinois for decades. Starting out as Lingle Five and later switching names to Lingle Produce, they consistently come to market no matter the weather bringing their bounty. Generations of customers continue to enjoy their reliable and abundant harvests week to week. Depending on the season you can find a large variety of plant and flower starts, strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, raspberries, peaches, pears, a large variety of fall apples, different tomatoes, asparagus, lettuce, broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, green beans, cucumbers, bell peppers, squash, and more.
The Flock Farm in Anna, IL, raises pasture-based meats and creates farm products with care. Shoppers value their humane practices and wholesome, locally raised foods and enjoy the family atmosphere at their booth. Most Saturdays you can find a father and his four sons selling items they raised or have hand crafted or picked from their farm land. Along with the variety of meats (chicken, lamb, pork, rabbit, turkey) they also offer wood, flowers, hibiscus, key chains and more depending on what is in season and what all the boys are currently interested in.
Springville Gardens grows seasonal flowers and produce in Jonesboro, IL. His colorful floral cut stems and fresh produce selections brighten the market for visitors year after year. He brings tulips, lilies, peonies, gladiolus, cut and whole irises, spinach, cauliflower, cabbage, potatoes, squash, eggplants, peppers, onions, and garlic.
Clutts Farm of Makanda, IL, is a family run farm and has been bringing fresh produce to the market for generations. Their dedication to farming ensures shoppers enjoy tried-and-true seasonal favorites each year. You will generally find brothers working side by side selling plant starts, tomatoes, a variety of squash, okra, jalapenos, green beans, bell peppers, cucumbers, eggplant, and hand made kitchen towels.
D.J. Brumleve Farm offers a wide selection of fresh produce and potted flowers from their farm in Cobden, IL. Shoppers love their consistency, family touch, talkative nature, and strong ties to the regional market community. Their offerings include potted and hanging flower baskets, tomatoes (including some for canning), peaches, cucumbers, cantaloupe, watermelon, corn, peppers, squash, and more.
Bass Farms has been a trusted name in Southern Illinois for decades, providing farm-fresh produce, hanging flower pots, and seasonal favorites. Their long-standing presence reflects a deep commitment to quality and tradition at the market. Depending on the season you can purchase potted and/or hanging flower baskets, strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, heirloom tomatoes, onions, peaches, squash, corn, watermelon, and more.
Hubbard Farms has been a multi generational family-run farm for many years. The original Hubbards who opened their booth at the market handed over their space in 2015 to start the next generation of farming for themselves. They offer fresh, seasonal produce grown with care in Carbondale, Illinois. They provide everyday staples that shoppers look forward to each week plus special seasonal offerings not commonly found in other places. They offer plant starts, tart cherries, gooseberries, sunflowers, blueberries, blackberries, squash, heirloom tomatoes, beans, pears, a variety of peppers, eggplants, pumpkins, and more.