Other Goods 

​Caleb has taken over from his brother James to bring bagged horse manure to the market each week. What a great way to supprt a young man who is probably more interested in Theories of General Relativity than the finest points of horse manure. Caleb knows that more than pocket money will be needed to get him to the university he wants to go to.

Louisa is a farmer with a passion for growing perennials. Her plants are well grown and her customers attest to the high success rate on replanting. Louisa regualrly attends throughout spring and early summer. If you after lobelia, camapanula. penstamons, shrub roses, geraniums, flowering shrubsand hydrangeas, this is the stall to visit.  

Steve has years of experience ethically sourcing seaweed washed up on the East Coast of the Wairarapa. He is a great source of knowledge of the different seaweed types and will help you sort out any fertility issues you may have with your soil. Steve dries and chops the seaweed to make it easier to use and also makes seaweed tea that you can dilute at home. 

​Zac first came to the market as an 8 year old and told us he wanted to buy land when he was older and thought that selling his grandparent's pine cones would be a good start.  Although he now lives in Picton, Zac visits Nana and Granddad every school holidays and picks up pine cones for them to sell on his behalf during the fire season. We 'take off our hats' to grandparents who help their grandchildren realise their dreams. Let's hope zac gets to buy his piece of land one day.