Hi Val,
I enjoyed the article about Caylus market the other week. It is a lovely little market - tiny compared to St Antonin, but with an intimate feel, and local producteurs who can talk to you knowledeably about their produce. It has been quiet over the winter. I went to a meeting at the Mairie to discuss how we can make the markets better all year round (Caylus has 2 markets: Saturday at the lavoir, Tuesday at the Placede la Mairie) and it was nice to see my marche amies after my winter break! There's a great sense of community amongst the market stallholders and I do feel a little guilty for having taken the winter off while other stallholders have carried on regardless.
However, I will be back there tomorrow, with our regular stall, as will Sarah from Domaine du Merchien. If anyone's looking for a nice bottle of wine for their special EasterSunday dinner, then Sarah's the one to talk to!
Of course, chocolate is the essential easter present, but if anyone's thinking of giving a little extra something, plants make a lovely, enduring gift. I'll have a range of alpines and perennials from our nursery, including half a dozen different varieties of thyme, great for adding interest to your herb garden, and for plant enthusiasts who like something a bit different, we have some rare and rarely offered plants, including some nice Arabis, Soldanellas and Primulas.
Love Debbie
Xx
Val says Debbie from Jardin des Espiemonts and Sarah from Domaine du Merchien are both back, say hello to them on the market.
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Val says Debbie from Jardin des Espiemonts and Sarah from Domaine du Merchien are both back, say hello to them on the market.
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