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The Martin family has farmed near St. Jacobs Ontario for seven generations. Their first 100-tree orchard was planted in 1971, and the family sold apples to neighbours from the end of the laneway. Martin's has since grown into one of the province's largest apple producers, growing 25 varieties on more than 700 acres including Gala, Ambrosia and Honeycrisp. Try Honeycrisp for baking as they hold their shape and provide a tangy flavour. All varieties make perfect snacks-especially sliced and dipped in caramel or nut butter. ONTARIO EMA : EXT 99 TB ‘8 s | 28 sg 6 = _ÿ Farmer's Market” PC" Little Gems” LE, Er» 0 Ginger Gold apples # mixed, ee product of Ontariof yellow potatoes Canada fancy.érâde product of Canaa, 4 1b bag y ee no. 1 grade nent TT e dun < Farmer's Market” strawberries product of Ontario 340$ Since 1964, apple trees have lined Algoma Orchards, located in Ontario's lush Durham Region. With over 1200 acres, they harvest many varieties of apples, including Gala, Honeycrisp and Ambrosia. Its gourmet market, open to the public all year round, offers 28 varieties of apples and 14 flavours of pies - including apple, of course. Ca 5% mn 2,0% : 4 Farmer's Market” Palla leeks product of Ontario] EST V4 RU 99 99 2°) \ PC" Organic$. celery stalks ! grape tomatoes product of Canëtiei k product of Ontai Canada no. 1 gt4@e] 255 each ca c em | product of Ontario} 300 mL. | Banane ta Fe ÿ ALU 7
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