The sunflowers were out last Saturday morning at the Worthington Farmers Market. This vendor is set up at the corner of High St. and E. New England Ave.
Crossing the Worthington Village Green I passed a man who was leaving the Worthington Farmer's Market Saturday morning with a bag of fruits and vegtables and a big beautiful sunflower. The first display of sunflowers I saw last Saturday was just south of the Worthington Village Green on the west side of High St.
Our new office in Old Worthington will be opening soon - The new Real Living HER Worthington office. I can pick out the office sign in this photo... easier in a larger version.
Sunflowers, sunflowers, sunflowers...
The Summer Farmers Market runs through October 29 this year. Old Worthington Business Association has information on both the Olde Worthington Summer Farmers Market and the Olde Worthington Winters Farmers Market at the Griswold Center.
Me? I bought...I bought lettuce, cabbage, a melon, a tomato, green peppers on Saturday... no sunflowers... perhaps next Saturday.
The Worthington Farmers Market , summer version has plenty of life left in it this year, running to the end of October. Then vendors who are able to sell year round move to the Griswold Center, for the Worthington Winter Farmers Market (more info on the Worthington Business Association site (link above.)
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