Margaret & Trale Bardell

Chestnut Cliff Farm has participated in the SCFM for over 30 years. In the spring we offer vegetable, flower, and herb transplants, and asparagus. In the summer we have specialty produce and cut flowers, we choose the finest varieties and focus on soil health to grow the tastiest and top quality vegetables. Our garlic powder is nearly world famous. We usually offer maple syrup, but unfortunately this won’t be available in 2025. 

Amy Fairweather

Microgreens, Mushrooms, & Botanical Formulations
Rooted in ritual and grown with intention, Outback Hollow offers a curious bounty for the senses. From nutrient-dense microgreens and hand-harvested mushrooms to botanical tinctures, serums, small-batch soaps, and strange little wonders, everything we bring to market is a love letter to the land—and the magic that grows from it.
Each harvest is small-batch and seasonal, nurtured without shortcuts. Whether you're after a boost of nutrients, a bit of beauty, or a touch of the unexpected, you’ll find something wild and alive at our table.
www.outbackhollow.net

Jayson & Holly D

What started 17 years ago with a single hive has grown into a thriving apiary of 24 hives. Their name is inspired by their kids, MADdie and AntHONEY and every jar they offer is a pure reflection of nature- 100% natural, unfiltered, raw honey.

From their hives to your home, Jayson and Holly are so glad to share it with you!

My name is Linda Simler. I live just west of Freeport and have a large garden. I sell strawberries and raspberries in season, gourds, squash, and other natural fall decorations. I do not attend every week, but also sell green beans, potatoes, and onions. I bake fruit and pumpkin coffee cakes, and awesome cinnamon rolls with cream cheese frosting. I like to sew and make playing card holders and custom microwave bowl cozies. I can also do alterations, zippers, hems, and other repairs. If I'm not at the market, call me to make arrangements at 815-541-0170. 

Kim Davis

I'm Kim Davis dba Kiri Katz, and I'm proud to be attending this year's Stephenson County Farmer's Market. I've been an active knitter/crocheter for nearly 40 years and make a variety of items. From interchangeable towel holders, nylon scrubbies and dishcloths to hats, fingerless gloves and even blankets. Here is a nice sample of what I make. I will also be premiering my newest item, my freezer pop holders, along with a few of my newer items, my Swiffer wet jet covers and scrubby dishcloths. 

Danielle Mckee

Little Dee’s Herbal Remedies offers a variety of items for all ages, from tiny littles to elders.
Items are made with clean, natural, and organic ingredients. Offered are: Flavored and herbal tea blends, healing salves and balms, bath soaks, body scrubs and butters, herbal syrups, tinctures, and detoxing products

I also offer my knowledge of herbs, nutrition and different healing techniques for a variety of ailments.

littledherbalremedies@gmail.com

Plants and peppers

Cydney Gipper

We offer a wide range of products, eggs, baked goods, produce, and canned goods, kitchen and home decor, seasonings and spices, meat, honey, handcrafted soaps, fresh flowers, as well as plants.
www.gipperfarmgarden.com

Starter plants and nature inspired decor & wreaths.

Pickles, pickled vegetables, horseradish, produce

Jennifer Heatherly

Lucy’s is a family business operated by three generations of Heatherly’s. Our business is named after our head chef and matriarch, Lucy Heatherly. Lucy has been making homemade tamales since she can remember. She has passed her recipes on to her daughter, Jennifer, and her granddaughter, Nevaeh. Together, the three work hand in hand to bring their family’s recipes to our community. Lucy’s tamales are carefully handcrafted over a 24 hour period. Each step is tediously managed to ensure consistency in flavor and quality. The women are so proud of their work and their culture and can’t wait to bring Mexican flavors to friends and neighbors.

Elizabeth Beatty

Specialty Cut Flower Farm
Growing farm for Greenlight Floral LLC
*ASCFG Member
*No-till Organic Regenerative Focused

I love making a variety of baked goods including decorated sugar cookies, a variety of other cookies, candy, bars, brownies, mini cakes and other sweet treats.

Hannah Martin

My mother wanted to garden ever since I was little and sell her excess vegetables and plants. I was only 13 at the time and it did not seem like fun so I was not interested in it nor wanted to participate until I got a lot older started working and got into the process of growing plants. So, now I am looking to work on my garden all year long and provide fresh produce for those who want it. I started creating all natural bath salts and I want to work on candles next, but for now I am in the process of trial and error.

Fresh produce:

Parsley, basil, tomatoes, carrots, raspberries, strawberries, asparagus, squash, radishes, lavender, mint, lemon grass, spearmint, bee balm(the herb), coriander, bell peppers.

Fresh cut flowers:

Wild flowers that are going to potted and ready be picked from.(Kind of depends on what grows the best)

Plants:

A variety of Succulents that are potted and clippings that can be grown.

Aquatic plants such as Lillie’s and Anubis’s.

Indoor ferns and spider plants in pots.

Also selling delicious lemonade!