What's Fresh Saturday

Fresh Produce

Ginger - Mustards - Turnips - Collards - Kales - Spinach

Cabbage - Broccoli - Cauliflower - Lettuce - Bok Choi - Mushrooms

Purple Sweet Potatoes - Sweet Potatoes - Onions - Green Onions

Carrots - Beets - Shallots - Scallion - Radishes - Swiss Chard - Squash

Celery - Parsley - Mint - Rosemary - Cilantro - Arugula - Muzuna

Dill - Leeks - Bell Peppers - Asparagus - Baby Red Potatoes

Meat

Chicken - Beef - Pork - Lamb - Shrimp

Plants

Broadleaf Magnolia - Turk's Cap - Butterfly Weed - Stokesia

False Indigo ( Baptisia ) -Indian Pink ( Spigelia )

Blueberry - Fig Trees - Pineapple Guava - Native Azaleas

Gardenias - Banana Shrubs - Bridal Wreath - Hosta - Tractor Seat

Agapanthus - Elaeagnus - Carolina Jasmine - Lady Banks Roses

Rose of Sharon - English Dogwood - Daylilies - Yellow & Blue Iris

Peppers - Tomatoes - Herbs - Squash - Cucumber

Succulents - Moulin Rouge Salvia - Natchez Blackberry

Everything Else

Chicken Eggs - Duck Eggs - Jams - Jellies - Pickles

Milk - Coffee - Honey - Hot Honey - Cheese

Croissants - Bagels - Brownies - Cinnamon Rolls

Cakes - Freshly Baked Breads - Cookies - Pastries

Gourmet Mushroom Seasonings - Mushrooms Plain

Mushroom Coffee - Mushroom Matcha Tea - Mushroom Latte

Fresh Frozen Blueberries- Macarons - Pancake Mix

 Homemade Apple & Peach Turnovers

The Mississippi Farmers Market will host Native Plant Fest on April 26 from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The Garden Club of Jackson, Twelve 2 Farm, and Keep Mississippi Beautiful will have information tables about native plants. Yazoo Honey Bee Farm will conduct a demonstration featuring their bees. Additionally, the Mississippi Youth Symphony Orchestra will perform live music from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.

Native Plant Fest is this Saturday, and Felder Rushing, horticulturist and past president of the Mississippi Native Plant Society, will bring his famous garden truck to the Mississippi Farmers Market from which he will discuss “How to Get Away with Using the Best Garden Quality Native Plants and Wildflowers in Normal-Looking Landscapes” while promoting regional beauty and supporting urban pollinators and wildlife.

He is the host of MPB’s The Gestalt Gardener program and author of over 30 books. He was named by Southern Living as one of "Twenty-five people most likely to change the South."

What's Fresh Recipe

Visit Us!

As you shop for Mississippi grown, raised, crafted and made items throughout the Mississippi Farmers Market this Saturday, be sure to step into the Genuine MS® Store!

Open 10am-2pm Tuesday-Friday and 8am-1pm Saturday.

Farmers Market Café

Open

Monday - Friday

7:30 am - 1:30 pm

Saturday

7:30 am - 1:00 pm

Closed

Sunday

Breakfast and lunch served daily.

Take-out and catering available.

Phone: (601) 467-0800

To keep up with what's on the menu each day, like the Farmers Market Café on Facebook.

Mississippi Agriculture

A guide to the state's farms,

food and commerce.

Mississippi's agricultural landscape varies greatly. Farms across the state can differ in size, commodity, and production, but the one thing they all have in common is that each one plays an important role in agriculture - the leading contributor to the state's economy with an $8.76 billion of production in 2023.

The Mississippi Agriculture 2025 edition is out now. Click the button below to check it out.

Mississippi Farmers Market

929 High Street

Jackson, MS 39202

(601) 354-6573

farmersmarket@mdac.ms.gov

www.msfarmersmarket.com



Saturdays

8 am to 1 pm