New Venues for Down the Lane Creatives

The Wednesday Market in Zebulon,GA is located at 15931 Concord Street in a little brick building across the street from the First Baptist Church. The small building once housed the first telephone exchange in Pike County. Down the Lane Creatives is one of the many growers for this on-line market. Membership is free and buyers order their products on-line Sunday and Monday. Then, on Wednesday, products are picked up and paid for during the convenient hours of 3:30 pm until 6:30 pm. Our family works together to offer the patrons of this market: French Bread, Muffins, Soft Pretzels, Soaps, Salves, Mortgage Lifter Tomato Plants, Kudzu and Chocolate Mint Jelly, and Seasoned Firewood. Join us at http://wednesdaymarket.locallygrown.net/market


Homemade French Bread Loaf















Banana Bread Whole Wheat Muffins















Soft Pretzels















We have most recently joined with the Bluebird Market CSA. CSA means "Community Supported Agriculture".There are over 2,000 CSA farm co-ops nationwide. These growers combine together to offer fresh organic high quality food at a co-op price. Produce picked or artisan delights prepared to your online ordering are freshest because they are locally grown or produced.The Bluebird members order online on Friday for foods they will receive at their pickup location the following Friday.For more info and how to get started in this CSA click here: http://www.farm2uonline.com/bluebird/ Down the Lane Creatives is offering baked goods,soaps and salves,jellies, and later we will have our Mortgage Lifter Tomato plants as an additional option to Bluebird CSA members' weekly share box. We are excited about being a grower for this group. On April 8th, at 8:00 am, come out to the Bluebird Greenhouse at 931 Hamilton Boulevard ,Griffin, GA. We will be selling some of our tomato plants. At this event you can buy from the Plant Sale and Market,sign up for the Bluebird CSA Spring Season, and enjoy the Strawberry Tasting. Come interact with the community and local growers. For more info on the Bluebird greenhouse go to http://bluebirdgreenhouse.wordpress.com/