Cary and Nick Browse purchase fresh herbs.
Farmers Market organizer Jen Sundeen poses post-surgery with Sandra McCann and Jackson, also sporting a cast on his paw after breaking it racing downstairs. Jackson found his forever home at last year’s Great New England Dog Rescue Day at the market.
Maggie Rooney (left) and Lizzie Rooney check out the soap and knitwear in the Sunnyvale Farm booth.
Regina Connerty of Growing Places helps 2-year-old Eloise Beauchemin plant carrot seeds in the “Garden on the Go” mobile teaching garden.
The “Garden on the Go” is a garden contained in a trailer and pulled by a pickup truck. The soil consists of coconut husks, manure, and rock dust to keep the load light..
Cherry tomatoes in every shade of red and orange.
From left: Elly vandeVaart and Kirsten Sundeen set up the General Store’s booth at opening day of the Farmers Market as Diane Borton checks out their tasty wares.
Just-picked beets.
Fifth-grader Liam Morrison enjoys a freshly baked cinnamon twist from Harvard Sweet Boutique.
Two-year-old Elouise Gutzler finds a new friend in Bindi the poodle.
Not sure whether to spit or smile, two alpacas from Sunnyknoll Farm eye the camera.
Harvested horseradish root ready for peeling and dicing.
