2024 Savage Farmers Market Vendors

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Dry herb spice blends, fermented garlic honey, fire cider, elderberry syrup, herbal tea blends

Wilde Lake Botanicals is a small, female and veteran-owned company from Columbia, MD. They pride themselves on their small batch, all natural, organic herbal products that will nourish your body and mind. The products are made with only organic, high-quality ingredients and ZERO chemical preservatives or synthetic fragrances. Their goal is to bring the herbal traditions of our ancestors to modern products that support health and wellness.

Carlene started her business because she has a love for canning as a way to have the fresh taste of her summer garden harvest all year round. This is the first year she's selling her jams and jellies, but she has been gifting them for years. Pop open a jar of blackberry jam in the winter months from blackberries Carlene grew the previous summer, and be transported back to summertime!

Puerto Rico Distillery specializes in high-quality artisanal Puerto Rican diaspora rum. Affectionately known on the island as Pitorro, it’s been close to impossible to find it anywhere outside of Puerto Rico. Pitorro is a rum distilled from sugar cane molasses that for centuries has been enjoyed by Puerto Rican families and friends. Puerto Rico Distillery aims to share the unofficial national spirit of Puerto Rico and its rich traditions.

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Lavender products including pillow/linen/room spray, hand-poured soy wax candles, handcrafted natural soaps, flowers, and hydrosols, along with herbs and fresh microgreens.

Established in 2005 by the talented Rebecca Moye, Sweet Secrets Bakery blossomed from humble beginnings as she shared her confections with loved ones through bake sales during her high school years. With an enduring passion for baking, Rebecca has perfected her craft, ensuring each creation is infused with the finest ingredients and a generous sprinkle of love.

Beekeeper Brian Clifford bottles small batches of honey from hives he manages right here in the town of Savage. Stop by his booth to learn more.

Pleitez Produce Farm brings IPM and non-GMO, locally grown produce to regional farmers markets from their second-generation family farm in Virginia’s Northern Neck. They have been growing vegetables at the farm and selling them at farmers markets since 2002. They work to provide an assortment of high-quality fresh fruit and vegetables throughout the growing season.

Oksana's Produce Farm grows a diverse mix of vegetables, berries and herbs on 6.5 acres. Using biological soil management practices that go beyond organic production standards, Oksana and her team focus on soil quality to produce nutrient-dense food. They believe a beautiful, diverse, and productive ecosystem is also healthy for consumers.

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Fresh Ingredient Non-Alcoholic Mixers

Windswept Farm offers naturally-raised meats and free-range eggs. At Windwswept Farm, animals are fed natural foods including hay, grass and grain without added antibiotics. They yield better quality products that are both healthy and taste great! Meats include beef, goat, poultry, lamb, and pork.

Stone Hearth Bakery: where European tradition meets the American Dream. Founded by Ronald, a Bolivian immigrant with 15 years of baking expertise, this organic bakery is a local favorite. Their dedicated bakers rise before dawn to craft each batch with care, ensuring maximum freshness. From warm muffins to gourmet breads, every bite tells a story of passion and excellence. Experience the warmth and aroma of their bakery with flavors that delight and nourish.

Sandy Spring Gardens grows 50 types of vegetables in Ashton, Maryland, on five plots ranging in size from 2000 square feet to 2 acres. Tom grew up in Brookeville in an old farmhouse with chickens, pigs, and a big vegetable garden. As a member of the 4-H Sheep and Swine Club, he viewed the Montgomery County Fair as the highlight of summer. Working at Tusculum Farm during his high school and college years, he gained a deeper appreciation for farmers and farm life. After a 40-year career in education, he returned to Montgomery County to establish Sandy Spring Gardens in 2017.