When Toni Weaver and Wayne Freeman moved near Eagle Rock from upstate
New York, they named their place "Hillbilly Heaven" as a reference to
their plan to live a simple life and work "...by the word of the Lord."
Their gardening efforts met with success---enough so that,
this year, they joined Botetourt Family Farmers. They participate in the weekly market held on Saturdays from 8am-1pm (or sell-out) in the parking lot of Ikenberry's on US 220 north of Daleville.
Toni's offerings at the market include cookies made from her grandmother's recipe and other baked goods using organic sugars and not containing high fructose corn syrup. Her garden yielded produce which she has transformed into relishes, jams, pickles and sauces,
including interesting combinations of herbs, pineapples, oranges and hot peppers. She also has had some fresh produce including herbs to sell at the market. In addition to her table there, she can be reached at (540) 567-2021.
this year, they joined Botetourt Family Farmers. They participate in the weekly market held on Saturdays from 8am-1pm (or sell-out) in the parking lot of Ikenberry's on US 220 north of Daleville.
Toni's offerings at the market include cookies made from her grandmother's recipe and other baked goods using organic sugars and not containing high fructose corn syrup. Her garden yielded produce which she has transformed into relishes, jams, pickles and sauces,
including interesting combinations of herbs, pineapples, oranges and hot peppers. She also has had some fresh produce including herbs to sell at the market. In addition to her table there, she can be reached at (540) 567-2021.
