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Bedner’s Farm Market

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Bedner’s Farm Market
Address:
315 Coleman Road, Pennsylvania 15057
Phone #: (724) 926-2541
Website:
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/BednersGreenhouse
County: Allegheny
Description:

We are a family owned and operated farm and greenhouse, started in 1996, located just outside of Pittsburgh, Pa. Our plants are available at our one retail location, in Cecil Township. Wholesale produce is available to grocery stores and restaurants.

Our Mission

  1. To grow excellent quality plants;
  2. To provide friendly and courteous service to our visitors;
  3. To help families enjoy the rewards of gardening by helping them to be successful.
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Content Submission Date: November 8, 2019

We’re excited to be publishing our 2nd annual Western PA Local Food Guide in early 2020 - right in time for the PA Farm Show!

This directory of farms, farmers' markets, CSAs, etc. will also contain local food tips, hacks & know-how from farms, food businesses, and food resource organizations.

We help consumers connect to tools and resources to know how and where to access local, real, healthy food year-round.

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