Posted on Jul 11, 2022
For this Kansas City vendor, the secret to success at City Market is spicy jams served with a...
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Sandy Wiehe has been running a stall for her business, San-Man Gardens, for years at the weekend farmer’s market. She knows the people like it hot, and she delivers.
Mustards, fruit-and-pepper jams and syrups line Sandy Wiehe’s stall at City Market. She’s been running San-Man Gardens for more than 30 years, but she didn’t always sell her crowd-favorite canned goods.
After quitting her job and recovering from a major surgery, Wiehe needed a new project to focus on. She grew up on a farm, so the greenhouse her now ex-husband built her was the perfect next step. Soon after, she began selling herbs and flowers at the market in 1992.
When her wine-maker friend gave her some five-gallon containers of wine, her creative juices started flowing.
Mustards, fruit-and-pepper jams and syrups line Sandy Wiehe’s stall at City Market. She’s been running San-Man Gardens for more than 30 years, but she didn’t always sell her crowd-favorite canned goods.
After quitting her job and recovering from a major surgery, Wiehe needed a new project to focus on. She grew up on a farm, so the greenhouse her now ex-husband built her was the perfect next step. Soon after, she began selling herbs and flowers at the market in 1992.
When her wine-maker friend gave her some five-gallon containers of wine, her creative juices started flowing.
For this Kansas City vendor, the secret to success at City Market is spicy jams served with a...
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."Over the decades, Wiehe’s made a lot of friends at the market – both in fellow vendors and repeat customers.
She plans to sell at the market until she’s ready to retire, or until she stops having fun. When that day comes, she hopes that her daughter is ready to take over the family business.
“It's like a storybook,” Wiehe said. “If it hadn't been for my friends that sold down here, I probably wouldn't have got into this. But I'm glad I did.”
..."Over the decades, Wiehe’s made a lot of friends at the market – both in fellow vendors and repeat customers.
She plans to sell at the market until she’s ready to retire, or until she stops having fun. When that day comes, she hopes that her daughter is ready to take over the family business.
“It's like a storybook,” Wiehe said. “If it hadn't been for my friends that sold down here, I probably wouldn't have got into this. But I'm glad I did.”
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