Some years ago, there was a fellow growing collard and turnip greens next to the Santa Rosa RV park. Always was a treat to pick some up for Thanksgiving. I searched the forum but did not see anything posed since 2015. Does anyone know if he is still selling greens ?
If not, are there any other growers or farmer's markets in the area ?
Thanks
David Whipple
Mr. Rays collard greens still there ?
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AngelGirl
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David,
It's been awhile since we were in the area but I found this website that might give you some clues:
http://nfmd.org/fl/navarre/
PS
Now, thanks to you, I'm hungry for some fresh collard greens! LOL Been having to make do with those convenient frozen ones!
It's been awhile since we were in the area but I found this website that might give you some clues:
http://nfmd.org/fl/navarre/
PS
Now, thanks to you, I'm hungry for some fresh collard greens! LOL Been having to make do with those convenient frozen ones!
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Haven't seen his sign out for a couple of years - tomatoes or greens (etc.)
There is a small farmers market in Holley, just south of Holley Hill Pottery and Ye Olde Brothers - on Saturday AMs.
Also, another at St. Augustine's Church on - I think - first and third Saturday AMs.
Then, in Pensacola, there is the Palafox Market - also Saturday AMs.
There is a small farmers market in Holley, just south of Holley Hill Pottery and Ye Olde Brothers - on Saturday AMs.
Also, another at St. Augustine's Church on - I think - first and third Saturday AMs.
Then, in Pensacola, there is the Palafox Market - also Saturday AMs.
Cheers, Pete
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I appreciate that ... Looking forward to your report, David!
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I think you are speaking of the, "Tomato Man." A few years back he sold part of his land to the RV Park people and I suspect that may be part of the reason.
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True - but he did continue to put out his sign for a couple/few years after that - and sell various veggies.PensacolaKid wrote: ↑Wed Nov 20, 2019 8:18 amI think you are speaking of the, "Tomato Man." A few years back he sold part of his land to the RV Park people and I suspect that may be part of the reason.
Again, haven't seen the signs (or driven back to the stand) in at least two years.
Cheers, Pete
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I drive by there all the time when I'm there four five times a year and for the past like you say couple of years I haven't seen any activity. He was not a spring chicken 10 years ago so there is no telling right now