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Spruce Run Farm

Hobby farm in Wolfsville Maryland selling jams, jellies, fresh produce, live plants, and local honey

09/02/2026

friends... a thunderstorm is wrapping up here on the mountain, and once it's moved out we'll be heading your way.

Today we will have:

🍎 Honeycrisp Apples
🔴 Beets
🫑Bell Peppers
🥒 Cucumbers
🟠 Delicata Squash
🫘 Green Beans
🌶 Jalapeños
🥬 Lettuce
🧅 Onions
⚪️ Pattypan Squash
🟣 Plums
🥔 Potatoes
🌽 Sweet Corn
🍅 Tomatoes
🟡 Yellow Squash
🍉 Watermelon
🟢 Zucchini

🍞 We believe we'll be teaming up with Butter’s Breads to bring you loaves of Classic Sourdough.

🍁 We will have a sweet treat you'll have to come shop in person to discover.

🍯 This week you'll find our pure, raw, local Wildflower Honey under the Mazzaroth Vineyard tent.

👨‍🌾 Wednesday, September 2 - 4 to 7:30PM
📍6423 Broad Street, Bethesda, MD 20816

08/26/2026

Kenny has a cousin who absolutely refuses to eat succotash. He doesn’t like it. Won’t eat it. Succotash? No thank you... but put a bowl of Corn & Lima Beans in front of him? He’ll dig right in.

There’s one in every family, amiright? Actually, there are two of these in Kenny’s family, which explains a lot.

This week, we’ll have fresh unshelled Lima Beans at the markets, along with our sweet corn, so you can make succotash or Corn & Lima Beans. We promise not to tell Kenny’s cousin they're the same thing.

If you think you don’t like Lima Beans, you might just have never had them prepared properly. The secret is to simmer them slowly for 20 to 25 minutes, or until they reach your preferred tenderness. Add a little salt and butter right to the cooking water, and let those beans get good and tender.

Sweet corn, creamy Lima Beans, butter and salt. Call it succotash. Call it Corn & Lima Beans. Just don’t call it boring.

08/24/2026

This is what we call a “Trifecta Week!” That means we will be at all three of our Frederick County markets this week: Middletown on Thursday, Brunswick on Friday, and Myersville on Saturday morning.

We’ll be featuring apples and sweet corn this week, along with all your other late-summer favorite veggies. It’s a great week to stock up!

Sorry, Montgomery County friends. Kenneth won’t be making the trip to Brookmont this week as he works on getting that bum knee back in shape. We’ll see you again soon!

If a three market week is a Trifecta, what's a four market week called? We're open to suggestions, but I'm thinking it'll be a Quadrumvirate.

08/13/2026

Spruce Run Farm’s Wildflower Honey is pure, raw, and local, and those words actually mean something. Pure means it’s just honey, with nothing added. Raw means it hasn’t been heavily heated or overly processed. Local means these bees are collecting nectar right here in Wolfsville, Maryland, from the wildflowers, trees, and blooms growing around them.

The result is a beautifully balanced honey with a medium flavor that isn’t too floral and isn’t too tangy. Just smooth, rich, and versatile enough for tea, toast, baking, or the occasional spoonful straight from the jar.

Today we salute the hardest-working residents of Spruce Run Farm ... the bees who make everything a little sweeter.

🍯 Saturday, August 15 - 9 AM to Noon
📍 301 Main St, Myersville, MD 21773

07/31/2026

Picking grape/cherry tomatoes for today, Kenny found this mondo one hiding amongst the tomato bushes. The three smaller ones are the normal size.

We'll have lots of pints of both red and yellow cherry tomatoes at today's Brunswick Main Street Farmers Market, along with sweet corn, peaches, and other garden goodies. Of course, we'll also have lots of local wildflower honey.

🍅 Friday, July 31 ▪️ 4 to 7 PM📍 East Potomac St, Brunswick MD 21716

07/30/2026

It's officially grilled veggie season. Everybody knows sweet corn, zucchini, yellow squash, and eggplant belong on the grill, but don't stop there.

Have you ever grilled cucumbers? Slice them in half, brush them with a little olive oil, and give them just a couple of minutes over the heat. They're smoky, juicy, and surprisingly delicious.

While you're experimenting, throw some green beans in a grill basket or finish off a few beets over the fire after they're cooked until almost tender. The grill adds an incredible smoky sweetness.

Lucky for you... we've got almost everything you need.

🌽 Sweet Corn
🥒 Cucumbers
🥒 Zucchini
💛 Yellow Squash
🍆 Eggplant (our first of the season!)
🌶️ Poblano Peppers (also making their debut!)
🫛 Green Beans
❤️ Beets

We'll both be at the Farmers' Market from 4–7 today, and we hop to see you there! Summer tastes even better with a little smoke from the grill.

07/29/2026

Our Farmers Market setup is getting a long overdue upgrade, and our brand-new produce crates and signage are making their debut at the exact same time we’re making our debut at a new-to-us market.

Today, you’ll find Farmer Kenny representing Spruce Run Farm at the . He’s flying solo, and if you know Kenny, you know this is a pretty big step outside his comfort zone.

Yesterday he admitted he was both excited and nervous about the adventure ahead. Not only is he bringing our farm to a new community, he’s also conquering the dreaded 495 drive to make it happen!

So if you happen to be in the area, stop by, say hello, and help cheer Kenny on. A friendly face at a new market means more than you might think.

Good luck, Kenny--I know you’re going to do great!

🌽 Brookmont Farm Market
📅 Wednesday, July 29 - 4 to 7:30 PM
📍6423 Broad St, Bethesda, MD 20816

07/16/2026

For some of you, today is the day you've been waiting for...we will have both bi-color and WHITE sweet corn available, by the ear, half, or dozen. Feel free to mix and match--they're equally delicious.

07/11/2026

I admit it, I really screwed up yesterday...

I promised yesterday's market that I would have peaches for them, and then promptly left them at home. By the time I realized it, it was too late to turn back and go get them.

I am so sorry to everyone that came looking for them, but the good news is because of yesterday's screw up we have twice as many peaches today at the Myersville Farmers' Market!

Come see me next to the fire hall at 301 Main Street in Myersville to score your first peaches of the season! I'm here 9 AM to Noon.

07/01/2026

Thursday kicks off the Independence Day holiday weekend, and there's no better way to get ready than a trip to the Farmers Market.

Spruce Run Farm expects to have the first sweet corn of the season. It's only a small harvest this first week, so if you're hoping to score some, plan to arrive as soon after 4PM as you can. It won't last long.

Miss out on the corn? Don't worry. They'll still have plenty of summer favorites, including vine-ripened tomatoes, fresh green beans, squash, cucumbers, and other seasonal vegetables perfect for firing up the grill, tossing into a fresh salad, or bringing to your Fourth of July cookout.

Speaking of the grill, don't forget to stop by Richvale Farm for locally raised beef. Fresh corn, homegrown tomatoes, and a great steak or burger? That sounds like a holiday weekend done right.

🌽 Thursday, July 2 - 4 to 7 PM
📍 12 S Church St, Middletown, MD 21769

Address

12924 Spruce Run Road
Wolfsville, MD
21773

Telephone

(301) 293-1070

Website

http://www.SpruceRunRd.com/

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