Hours
Every Saturday, year-round, rain or shine, from 8:30 am - Noon
Location
24133 Boerne Stage Road, just off IH-10 and south of the HEB in the parking lot of the Leon Springs Baptist Church
Vendors
Circle H Orchards
Located in Fair Oaks Ranch, Don and Faye Hagans have 15 acres of 250 pecan trees, and eight different pecan varieties, which are the thin-shelled American Indian named varieties. He sells pecans and vegetables as well as a variety of canned products. They also offer chocolate covered pecans, walnuts and almonds. The pecan oil they sell is a very healthy cooking oil with a saturated fat level 30% lower than olive oil. And the South Texas honey comes from hives located just southwest of San Antonio and is a Huajilla ("Wa-he-a") and Clover mixture. Circle H Orchards' peach products come from the Fredericksburg, Texas peaches.
Delectable Nuts and Such
Indulge in the most flavorful roasted cinnamon nuts prepared by Judy Tinoco. She offers an assortment of roasted almonds, cashews and pecans that are uniquely packaged in cone bags. They are great for snacking and make wonderful gifts for any occasion. She also makes a delicious variety of petite, homemade tea breads that will surely compliment a warm cup of coffee or tea.
Edelen Farms
Greg and Lauren Edelen raise grass-fed beef and natural chickens on their farm in Alice, Texas. They are dedicated to developing healthy land that produces wholesome, nutritious food and to enhance the health of our environment. Avoiding the use of chemicals is more expensive and labor intensive, however, they feel it is important to have meat that is free of the synthetic chemicals that jeopardize both our health and our environment. They are pleased to give you the opportunity to enjoy the delicious meat and farm fresh eggs they have enjoyed in their household for years.
Flor Hermosa Nursery
Rosslyn St. Clair owns Flor Hermosa Nursery, which is located just outside of Boerne. Flor Hermosa grows many types of succulents, hanging baskets, a large variety of tomato plants and interesting planting in various sizes and containers. Freshly cut flowers are also available. Welcome spring with sweet peas, larkspur and gladiolas. Sunflowers and zinnias, along with an array of other flowers are also available, until the first freeze. You may reach Rosslyn at 830-755-6008 or rosslyn9@gvtc.com.
Mario Rodriguez Farms
This farm is in Natalia, Texas, where Mario and his family grow seasonal produce including tomatoes, zucchini, yellow squash, cucumber, pickling cucumbers, 1015 sweet onions, green onions, beets, radishes, spinach, mustard greens, okra, bell pepper, black-eyed peas, cilantro, carrots and turnips.
Mike's Seafood
Each week, Mike travels to Port Aransas to stock up on fresh seafood so you can enjoy it at home. Shrimp, tuna, mahi mahi are his usual suspects, but he only gets what's fresh, so his offerings do vary.
Tammera and Andy Schultz are the proud distributors of Nature's Select Super Premium Dog Food. They sell six (6) varieties of super premium dog and one (1) super premium cat food. The food is manufactured in Texas and ships direct to the Schultz's from the manufacturer, allowing them to offer a super premium food at a reasonable price. Nature's Select is all natural, contains no corn, wheat, soy or by-products and comes with free home delivery. In addition, you will enjoy a price break each time you order a larger bag. They attend this market every other week, as well as a variety of shows around town.
Phoenix Rising Bakery
Phoenix Rising Bakery is a small gourmet bakery in San Marcos focusing on artisan bread. The breads are baked in a wood-fired brick oven, which gives superior taste and texture. They also have cookies, quick breads, cinnamon rolls, brownies as well as small selection of cakes and pies. Pre-order now and pick up your order at the Farmer’s Market.
The Farm At Woodland Acres
The Farm at Woodland Acres is a small family farm located in the beautiful Texas Hill Country. We grow produce and herbs organically and raise pasture free range Rhode Island Red chickens for eggs and soon we will offer lamb from our Dorper Sheep. We also have partnered with other Texas farmers to provide top quality products. Our goal is to provide the highest quality products that are a cut above. These include Wateroak Farms goat cheese and goat milk ice cream, Sandy Oaks Olive Oil, flavored balsamic vinegars, olives, and olive leaf jelly, wonderful sauces, syrups, dips and rubs from Fredericksburg Farms. Our one and only departure from products produced in Texas are amazing Bagels from the Bronx, NY. We enjoy meeting new people and making new friends at every market while providing superior products to our community. We hope you will come by and say hello.
The Green Brownie Co.
The Green Brownie Co. is an eco-friendly, organic baking company dedicated to bringing you healthy treats while being thoughtful of our environment. Only the best organic ingredients are used and never any oils or preservatives. Give them a try and you’ll see why…it’s just the best darn brownie you’ll ever eat! A gluten-free Green Brownie is also available.
Uncertain Farms
Situated on 17 acres just south of Seguin, Uncertain Farms started truck farming in 1998 growing a wide variety of seasonal produce. M-Circle-M Canning Company started in 1999 and today we make nearly 60 different flavors of jellies, salsas, pickles and relishes as well as our soon-to-be world famous Cowboy Candy (bread and butter jalapenos).
Zamudio Farms
Manuela and Horacio Zamudio have a farm in Natalia, Texas, just south of town where they grow everything they sell. Their seasonal produce-from beets to spinach and carrots to radishes-is always the freshest and some of best tasting you'll find.
History
The Leon Springs Farmers Market was established by Mario Obledo, Jr. in August, 2007. The area's growth and increased customer demand has resulted in some exciting changes for this market since its inception.
Originally, the market was held on Thursday afternoons in the parking lot of the Leon Springs Dancehall, but, in response to requests, it soon switched to Saturday mornings, so more people could enjoy the convenience of a local farmers market. As the market traffic increased, the Leon Springs Dancehall location was no longer a good fit.
Just one year after opening, the market relocated to the Leon Springs Baptist Church, located at 24133 Boerne Stage Road, where it remains today.
The Leon Springs Farmers Market has been a wonderful addition to the community. Its welcoming atmosphere and friendly spirit ensures that both the customers and the vendors have a good time and reap the rewards of supporting local farmers and artisanal businesses.