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and pickles made from Rappahannock County fruits and vegetables. Many are from traditional Virginia heirloom recipes. Green tomato pickles are a very popular item as is Trotts' Hot Pepper Jelly. As with Heidi Eastham’s cheeses, the Trotts' products are available for tasting.
A gallery of John Trott's matted and framed bird photographic portraits decorates one wall of their stall and are for sale at reasonable prices. The Trotts have many visitors who are reader's of his weekly column in the Rappahannock News.
As the Virginia Naturalist, Trott writes "All Things Wild and Wonderful." John and Lee Trott are always willing to give advice on attracting birds and to answer questions.
Open only on Sundays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., the market has available a wide variety of freshly picked, organically grown fruits and vegetables.
Lydia's Homemade Soaps are for sale along with organic beef and Karla's cheese cakes of astonishingly varied flavors. The market can be reached from Route 66 by exiting at number 31 and heading toward The Plains.
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