Saturday, June 20th

Rainier Cherries

Maryhill Orchards

Rainiers are one of our classic Northwest cherry varieties. Originating from Washington State University in 1952, they still are rarely (if ever) grown outside the Pacific NW. With a super sweet flavor, they have the added benefit that they don't stain your hands like other cherries!  Maryhill Orchards should have them for the next month or two.

Harukei Turnips

Winter Green Farm

If you've never tried a raw turnip, this is a great time and place to have your first taste! These turnips are great raw, with a sweet and mild flavor, not spicy and bitter like the standard purple-topped turnips. They can also be cooked lightly in stir-fries and soups, and even make great pickles! The greens are also very much edible, just wash, chop and steam or stir fry. Like everything Winter Green Farm grows, they are biodynamic and certified organic.

Potato Donuts

Fleur de Lis Bakery

Golden brown, covered with cinnamon and sugar and hand delivered at 8 am, these tasty treats don't last long in the market. With more of a cake like texture and less sugar than a typical donut, the potato donuts definitely stand out.

Mixed Berry Flats

Liepold Farms

The ever popular "pick your six" originated here!  Liepold Farms has been a vendor since the beginning of HFM and they started encouraging shoppers to pick their six shortly after.  It is so popular that many other vendors now offer the same.  This Saturday, they'll have Puget Crimson strawberries, Obsidian blackberries, and Cascade Crimson raspberries. Come early for the best choice!