The Gardens GreenMarket

We shop here every Sunday, religiously. Bio Farm is the go to for meat, eggs and raw milk. Bread by Johnny has a booth with delicious sourdough.. and the home grown mushroom booth has a great variety of homegrown specialty mushrooms. Parking can be tough if you arrive mid morning.

Great way to spend a Sunday morning/afternoon. You only need about an hour or 1.5 hours is plenty. Come hungry! So many great options. On my visit we tried the French bakery the “Croque Monsieur” was fantastic. We Purchased fish dip, fresh juices, organic honey, beef tallow, essential oils, breakfast tacos, fresh salad dressing and beautiful pale yellow orchid. They also offer ceviche, fresh fruits and vegetables, candles, butcher, cheese, hummus, salsa, plants, guacamole, coffee, tea…. Go and have a great time!

The Gardens Greenmarket in Palm Beach is an absolute gem! This vibrant market offers a fantastic experience, with something for everyone. It’s large, bustling, and filled with an impressive variety of fresh produce, artisanal goods, and locally made products. Whether you’re hunting for farm-fresh fruits and vegetables, homemade jams, or unique crafts, you’re sure to find something that catches your eye. The atmosphere is lively and welcoming, with plenty of people strolling through the booths, enjoying the sunny Florida weather. What really sets this market apart is the live music that adds an extra layer of charm to the whole experience. It’s the perfect soundtrack to your market stroll, making it feel like a mini-festival every time you visit. If you're looking for a fun, community-focused outing with fresh, high-quality products and a lively, festive vibe, The Gardens Greenmarket is the place to be. Whether you're grabbing ingredients for the week or just enjoying a day out, this market has it all!

The Gardens Green Market is not nearly as big as the Clematis Green Market but it’s worth a visit. Some excellent vendors there. My favorite is Heavenly Soap Company. Her Raw Shea Butter is amazing for dry skin and the price is very affordable. It’s a nice drive on a Sunday morning, check it out!

Going to the market on Sundays is a really nice experience. I recommend going early and buying something (a pastry, some coffee, some produce or fresh eggs, whatever) to support having this kind of thing in our community. Have a seat in the shade and listen to whatever live musician is playing that week. Get some steps in if that's your thing. I'm happy to see that it's grown since Covid and I hope we all continue to support it. I MUST add that you should stop by and see the plant guy, Ron. He is in his 80s, is VERY knowledgeable about plants, and is just the sweetest man. He really is a treasure. He doesn't have any signage, just a few tables with different plants that he grows himself, and the most amazing natural fertilizers you will ever buy! He has his name and phone number taped to a table so you can call him with your plant questions, free of charge. His prices are also really reasonable. The plants in my photo are dwarf angel trumpets. I have never seen the dwarf variety anywhere. Very hard to get.