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Gil Barden of North Smithfield's Barden Family Orchard & Farm sorts freshly picked Gala apples last September. The orchard is one of about 20 sellers listed as participating at the Hope High School Farmers' Market.

It’s time for fresh vegetables, local oysters, farmstead cheeses and ugly tomatoes that taste divine.

There’s even catnip!

Tomorrow is the official start of Providence’s Hope High School Farmers’ Market, bringing local farmers and artisans together at one of the most happening farmers’ markets in the city with more than 15 regular sellers.

Cash is always welcome, but shoppers can also pay with Food Stamps/EBT, WIC, Seniors’ Coupons, credit cards and Fresh Bucks –– helping ensure that nearly everyone can bring a taste of Rhode Island to their table.

The Farmers’ Market is located in the turnaround of Hope Street High School, at 324 Hope Street and runs through Nov. 29.

Visit Farm Fresh Rhode Island for a full list of vendors and available foods, including beets, squash, melons, pork, eggs, milk, cheeses, honey, rosemary, sweet potatoes, tat soi ...

-- projo.com staff writer Brandie M. Jefferson

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