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Every Saturday from 8.30am—12.30pm at 71 Cimitiere Street, Launceston (in the car park opposite Albert Hall)
Market Manager 0417 352 780 info@harvestmarket.org.au
The Campbell family settled in the beautiful Tamar Valley and set up their apiary with the aim of offering customers a unique experience within the delicious and fascinating world of honey and honeybees. Not only can you taste unique pure varieties of honey, but you can also learn about how the bees make the honey… Read more
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Rocky Gardens is a Tasmanian family owned business situated on the beautiful North West Coast of Tasmania, at Northdown (just outside Shearwater). Established in 1991, Rocky Gardens specialises in the production of Jams, Jellies, Pickles, Relish, Chutneys and Sauces. Our homemade preserves are carefully hand made using the old traditional methods of cooking original recipes… Read more
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Taste of TamO’Shanter is an award winning boutique Tasmanian business based on the north east coast 45minutes from Launceston. We grow over 90% of our main ingredients from heirloom seeds that we nurture to provide great fruit and vegetables. We use only organic materials in our gardens a large portion of our compost we make… Read more
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VixKitch is operated by Vicky Cowan. Vicky uses local grown produce wherever possible to produce her unique line of jams, jellies, relishes and sauces. No artificial colouring or flavours are added and when available organic or spray free ingredients are used. Vicky lives in Launceston and makes all her products in her Registered Kitchen which… Read more
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West-Bee Honey in Westbury started as a hobby with approximately 20 hives, but after a couple of years David & Wendy Gibson decided to expand. Due to their pollination work, we now have approximately 200 hives, we literally produce everything on our home site, we machine all our timber, make boxes, frames, lids and base… Read more
This stallholder is at Harvest this week.