Wildwood Farmers' Market

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Locale ID:

MO9143

Homepage URL:

http://www.wildwoodfarmersmarket.com/Wildwood_Farmers_Market/Welcome.html

Business Detailed:

We have home grown corn, tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchini, blackberries, peaches and much more. We also have a variety of baked goods for sale - Fazio’s breads, french loaves, focaccia, banana nut bread plus lots of others. Along with our produce and food vendors we have lots of jewelry, paintings, plants etc. Come check out the market on SATURDAY 8:00-1:30! This Saturday (July 17) we will have a band playing live music and we will have personal Chef Heather McMillan preparing some market fresh food. She will have samples and recipes for everyone to try.

Owners Name:

Glenn Gaehle

Contact Email:

Contact Member

Contact Phone:

(314) 486-2562

Contact Fax:

(636) 458-5948

Street Address:

18538 Hardt Rd

City:

Glencoe

County:

St. Louis

US Zipcode:

63038

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Country:

United States

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February 4, 2011

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