Parsons Farm Market proudly offers a taste of the Similkameen you can take home with you. Our unique farm-made products include garlic scape salts, farm pressed apple juice, fruit & vegetable spreads and preserves, dried fruits, spicy chutneys, candied fruits, brittles, pickled peppers, scapes & young garlic and much more. We are proud to stock the original Similkameen Garlic Scape Salt from farmersdotter — once you’ve had a sample, your spice rack will never be without.
On the farm, we create fresh preserves weekly – Raspberry & Candied Lemon Peel, Peach Jam with Vanilla Bean & Bourbon, Apricot Jam with Fresh Ginger to name but a few of our unique concoctions. New products are added weekly as the seasons change — we work closely with what the farm provides for a fresh taste to take with you.
In addition to new flavours above, Parsons preserves and spreads may include:
Cherry & Pinot Noir White Peony & Rose Strawberry & Rhubarb Caramelized Onion
Mulberry Blackberry Strawberry & Rhubarb
Apricot Raspberry Blueberry & Rhubarb
Apricot & Blackberry Blackberry & Mulberry Blueberry & Candied Lemon Peel
Cherry & Plum Wine Peach Black Currant
For a little bit of heat:
Garlic Scape Pickles
Habanero Apricot
Jalapeño Lime
Habanero Apricot & Lime
Frenemy Hot Pickles
….and the reknowned Original Garlic Scape Salt.
Stop by the market when you’re in Keremeos or look for Parsons Farm Market products at these retailers:
Le Marché St. George (Vancouver, BC)
(please email us for other stockists)
Parsons Farm Market 
Irene C
August 31, 2011
The Garlic Scape Pickles and Garlic Scape Salts are FABULOUS
Angel
September 20, 2011
Visited several weeks ago! Bought some great items! Have you consider selling your wonderful products online ? Live in Fort St John and would definitely order!
Tammie
November 20, 2011
I love the Garlic Scape Salt and want 13 more containers…for Christmas gifts and me personally:) I have to figure out how I can get there when I work full time in Penticton. If only there was a way of ordering online…would be perfect.
paul livingstone
July 7, 2013
Glad to see that parsons is alive and well as I went to school with pat and morse parsons in cawston
Laurie H.
November 15, 2013
Looking good!
Rebecca D
July 21, 2015
I passed threw on our way home and stopped in. I saw a jam called raspberry candied lemon peel and oh my I wish I bought more it’s so… Good! Thx
Jeremy D
September 3, 2015
WOW!! What delicious Indian chutney the family Parsons have made this summer of 2015. We must get more, if these aren’t sold out!
They should be!!
Bruce Ashmore
August 15, 2016
Quentin was to mail me 6 packs of the garlic scape salt. I was the bus driver with Lisa.
314-1120 Shawnigan Mill Bay Rd.
Mill Bay, B.C.
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Joe Kraft
November 21, 2016
I’m sure I’m very much NOT alone in this, but I am a great fan of your jams, particularly the raspberry w candied lemon (which is amazing) and the peach bourbon and vanilla bean which is even better. I noticed the mention of March St George, but they have none. Pls let me know any other options for getting some, or anyone (anywhere) who you believe may have stock.
Thank-you very much
Cristine Grimard
March 6, 2017
Hello, I am wondering if your amazing Indian Chutney is available to order? Wow it is the best!
Kelvin
October 27, 2017
Every year we stop by your fruit stand. Take pictures of the pumpkins and gourds you have around and the decor is amazing. This year we were not able to visit and buy your fruit and your amazing fruit juices. (We usually buy 3L of your pear, apple and cherry if those are available and some years you have fun and mix them like your apple pear)
Eleanor
December 27, 2019
Hi I was at your market during the summer. I bought a plum chutney that was amazing. Sadly, I have used the entire jar and am hoping to get some more. Can you tell me if there is a local Vancouver vendor that carries your products so I can get some more.
Thank you,
Eleanor (Langley B.C.)
Judi Reid
December 13, 2021
Your raspberry & Candied Lemon Peel jam is the best jam I have ever had!I’m just sad I only bought one little jar 😦 I guess I’ll be seeing you this summer.