Little Fields Floral

18/04/2026

Come see us on Saturday mornings!

ST. MICHAELS — The sun shines bright, heating the top of a sizable squadron of portable tents. People mill about, breathing in air scented by fresh-baked bread and hand-picked flowers.

10/04/2026

Come see us tomorrow!

St. Michaels Farmers Market at 29: Small Market and Big Impact ...Read more at https://talbotspy.org/2026/04/10/st-michaels-farmers-market-at-29-small-market-and-big-impact/

22/02/2026

Market season is less than two months away!

04/02/2026

🌱 Now Hiring: Farmers Market Manager (Paid Position)

We’re looking for an organized, community-minded leader to manage our fabulous, producer-only farmers market, now rolling toward our 29th season.
This paid role oversees market operations, supports vendors, and helps keep the market running smoothly all season.

📍 St. Michaels Farmers Market
St. Michaels, Maryland
⏰ Part-time / Year Round

Interested or know someone who’d be a great fit? Please share!
👉 Learn more + apply (link in bio)

27/01/2026

Eastern Shore friends, the St. Michaels Farmers Market is seeking a market manager for its 2026 season! Friendly, communicative, detail oriented, excited about local food and farming! We're a small but mighty market with a producer-only commitment. Inquire or apply here:

Now Seeking: Market Manager! The St. Michaels Farmers Market seeks a dynamic market manager to oversee operations of our seasonal market on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. The Market Manager serves as the face of the SMFM and plays a key role in our success. Responsibilities include leading day-of marke...

31/10/2025

Fresh-food access for all is a key mission of the St. Michaels Farmers Market. In the midst of our current government shutdown, the Trump administration has denied the release of contingency funding to continue payments for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, aka SNAP, leaving millions around the country—and nearly 3,000 of our own community members in Talbot County—on the verge of losing access to this vital resource, starting November 1.

At the SMFM, we pride ourselves on being a SNAP-friendly market, meaning that not only do we accept these federal nutritional benefits as a form of payment, but working with , we match the spending of our SNAP customers, offering up to $20 additional dollars to double the amount of fresh food they are able to be purchase at market each week. Over the course of a month, that’s as much as $160 in local fruits, vegetables, meat, dairy, bread, eggs, and more sold to each participating neighbor in need—also supporting our local farmers and our local economy along the way. We are the only farmers market in Talbot County, and one of the only a few on the Delmarva Peninsula, to accept SNAP benefits.

FOR OUR SNAP CUSTOMERS: The SMFM is here to help. Luckily, has stepped in to cover $20 of their original SNAP funding. And through the end of this year’s market season, we will continue to provide our match for SNAP purchases. This means that SNAP customers will continue to be able to spend up to $40 at the SMFM! To receive this funding or learn more, please visit our green market information tent on Saturday.

FOR OUR NON-SNAP CUSTOMERS: You can play a part, too! Through the end of 2025, all donations to the SMFM will be directed to our SNAP programming. Please consider a tax-deductible donation today to support our community through these uncertain times. Go here: https://stmichaelsfarmersmarket.org/donate

25/07/2025

The lisianthus have arrived! Shore delivery available this weekend. littlefieldsfloral.com/shop

31/05/2025

Survived the storm. Everything’s soaked. Except these butterfly ranunculus. Snag them at the St. Michaels Farmers Market this morning.

16/05/2025

A much needed wet week on the farm and we’re already seeing the rewards of a slow and steady few days of real rain. Frosts are well behind us now as the mercury climbs toward ninety today, as thunderheads loom in the distance, as the first fireflies emerge, and now it’s a mad dash to plant for summer. We used the weather to put two thousand lisianthus into the ground, the lines as straight as we can make them (read: not very), not on time but better than never, for the flowers that save our late season, when the weeds and bugs and heat take over the rest of the field. Right now the ranunculus are finally blooming, our last bastion of spring, which will be coming to the St. Michaels Farmers Market on MDW, and deliveries now available via our webshop. Reminder, due to Running Fest, NO MARKET this weekend!

10/05/2025

All the foxglove, peonies, and other spring bits coming to the St. Michaels Farmers Market this morning.

02/05/2025

A few warm days and the peonies have popped in the upper field. We’ll have bunches at the tomorrow and available via our webshop for shore delivery. littlefieldsfloral.com/shop

26/04/2025

This first wave of spring is already behind us. We pulled the last tulip bulbs this week, the apple and cherry blossoms have leafed out, and in the coming days, the daffodils will fade back into the forest floor. As if out of nowhere, all around us is once again green green green, and we feel the perennial urge for it to slow down please. Up next: peonies, ranunculus, foxglove. For now, though, there's nothing but lilac blooming on the farm, with its deep sweet scent of nostalgia, those eight pots we planted years ago having survived despite the odds. We'll have bunches with us at the St. Michaels Farmers Market this morning, and the sweetest little foraged posies of our dreams.