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 Harmony Ridge FarmsHarmony Ridge Farms, located in Tobaccoville, NC, provides us with their fabulous beets to use in our Beet Marmalade. They are community oriented and committed to sustainable practices. |  Gary Thomas FarmsLocated in Sanford, NC, Gary Thomas Farms provides us with beautiful strawberries that we use in our strawberry jams. |  Old Sol ProduceOld Sol Produce, located in Wesley Chapel, NC, provides the pears that we use in our Vanilla Pear jam. They use only non-GMO seeds. |  Windcrest OrganicsWe buy our herbs and ginger from Windcrest Organics. They are located in Monroe, NC, and they are a USDA certified organic farm. |  Green Meadow AcresWe buy our peppers from Green Meadow Acres, located in Concord, NC. |  Dover VineyardsDover Vineyards, located in Concord, NC, provides us with wines, scuppernongs, and muscadines that work beautifully in some of our specialty flavors. |  Perry Lowe OrchardsWe buy our apples and apple cider from Perry Lowe Orchards, located in Moravian Falls, NC. We use their apples to make our own homemade pectin as well as our apple butter and apple-based jellies. |
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 Hoffman FarmsWe buy strawberries, figs, blackberries, and golden tomatoes for our jams from Hoffman Farms. They are located in Iron Station, NC and sell at various farmer's markets in the area, including the Mt. Holly farmer's Market. |  Blueberry Hill U-PickBlueberry Hill U-Pick grows the sweetest, plumpest, juiciest blueberries we've ever tasted! They are located in Sanford, NC and we use their berries in our blueberry jams. |  StrawberriesBush-N-Vine farm is located in York, SC, and they sell to farmer's markets around York and in the greater Charlotte area. We buy strawberries for our strawberry jams from Bush-N-Vine. |  RhubarbBarbee Farms is located in Concord, NC, and is a small family farm which grows a variety of produce. They have a farm stand open to the public and provide a CSA for their customers. We use their peaches, plums, and rhubarb. |