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Farmers market volunteer Amy Slavin, of Rockville Centre, created a beautiful bouquet for Olive Kenna, 5, at the North Fork Flower Farm table.
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Terry’s Farm provided a fresh selection of fruits and vegetables. Adelle Davoli, 9, and her sister Lily, 6, checked out the flat beans and heirloom tomatoes.
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Rich Lager, of Oceanside, is known as “The Spice Guy.” He has been selling his Marshalls Creek Spices at farmers markets for decades.
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Shannon Ferrara gave customers a taste of her pesto garlic, shallot dill and pumpkin butters at the Bread & Butter stand.
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All products at the farmers market are locally grown.
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Every Sunday morning through Nov. 24, the Rockville Centre Farmers Market, organized by the Long Island Growers Market, brings fresh, locally made food to the village.
Dozens of vendors from across Long Island come to Railroad Parking Lot No. 12 on Long Beach Road and Sunrise Highway to sell their goods from 7 a.m. to noon. They offer a variety of specialty foods — everything from fresh produce and fish to pickles, spices and baked goods.
Pictured, visitors enjoyed a sunny day at the market on Aug. 25.
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