Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market: May 2012

Wednesday, May 30, 2012

Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market: May 30th Market Report

Take it outside! A few minutes outside everyday is good for the spirit! And, today, ahhhh, is a great day to visit the Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market.

Home-grown. Home-made. All Ohio.

Doran's Family Farm tells us they are bringing strawberries today.

Market Wednesday vendors are knowledgeable, friendly, and passionate about what they do - got questions? got a request? want to share? want to know more? - just ask!

See you at the market!

Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market: July 4th Special Market Hours

Wake the kids! Phone the neighbors! Sychronize your watches! Access all calendars! It happens once every seven years...

Market Wednesday falls on the 4th of July!

This year, there will be a special hours Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market on Wednesday, July 4, 2012 from 9 a.m. to noon.

We hope you'll make a trip to the farmers' market a part of your July 4th celebration:

Start the day with the Westerville Rotary 5k Run/Walk at 8 a.m. starting and ending @ Alum Creek Park, North (221 W. Main). For more information, click here to visit Premier Sports.

The 2012 Rotary Club of Westerville July 4th Parade begins at 1 p.m. @ Heatherdown and S. State and travels north on State to St. Paul Parish. This year's parade theme is Peace, Love, Trust, and Freedom.

WARM (Westerville Area Resource Minstry) will be collecting non-perishable food along the parade route.

Westerville Symphony will perform a free concert - Sounds of Freedom - on July 4th at 9:00 p.m. @ the Westerville Sports Complex (County Line West and Cleveland).

And, the day ends with Fireworks at 10 p.m. @ Alum Creek Park, South (near Park Meadow and Schrock).

See you at the market!

Normal Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market hours Wednesdays, 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., May through October.

Friday, May 25, 2012

Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market: Memorial Day Weekend

True heroism is remarkably sober, very undramatic. It is not the urge to surpass all others at whatever cost, but the urge to serve others at whatever cost. - Arthur Ashe

We gather, we remember, we celebrate on Memorial Day Weekend.

The vendors and management of the Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market wish you, your friends, and your family a safe, most enjoyable holiday weekend.

Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market: Market Wednesday in the News

Chris Russell, photographer for the Columbus Dispatch, visited Market Wednesday this week to shoot images for a story on locavore trends that ran this a.m. in the Columbus Dispatch Business section.

Click here to read the article.

Wednesday, May 23, 2012

Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market: May 23rd Market Report

School's almost out. Summer's almost here. And, a holiday weekend is just days away.

From "What's on the grill?" to "What's for dessert?" it's here on this beautiful day in Uptown Westerville!

Fruits. Vegetables. Meats. Chicken. Cheese. Eggs. Pie! Cookies. Breads. Confections. Jams. Biscotti. Salsa. Tortilla Chips. Herbs. Hot Sauce. Marinades. Sauces. Spreads. Rubs. Raw Honey. Infused Honey. Herbal Teas. Ohio Maple Syrup. Maple-coated Puffed Spelt. Maple Sugar.

Vegetable, Herb, and Flower garden plants. Hanging flower baskets.

We will not see Bildsten Landscape this week, but they will be back next week.

See you at the market!

Sunday, May 20, 2012

Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market: Memorial Day's Field of Heroes

Those who won our independence... valued liberty as an end and as a means. They believed liberty to be the secret of happiness and courage to be the secret of liberty. Louis D. Brandeis

With Memorial Day Weekend approaching, Westerville's Sunshine Rotary will again host the Field of Heroes.

This beautiful, poignant installation of 2,500 American flags to honor those who have sacrificed and served will be on display from May 25th @ 1 p.m. through May 28th @ 12:30 p.m at the corner of N. Cleveland and W. County Line.

Field of Heroes Schedule:

Friday, May 25th
1:00 p.m. - Field Opens to the Public

Saturday, May 26th
9:30 a.m. - Opening Ceremony
6:30 p.m. - Free Concert

Sunday, May 27th
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. - Free bus tours of Westerville memorials
7:30 p.m. - Flag Retirement Ceremony

Monday, May 28th
12:30 p.m. - Closing Ceremony
Flag Pickup at field

All Weekend:
Honor Flight tribute to World War II Veterans
Reading of hero names at noon
Field illuminated at 8:00 PM

To learn more, volunteer, or purchase a flag, visit the Field of Heroes website (just click here).

The City of Westerville Memorial Day Parade is Monday, May 28th @ 9:45 a.m. starting at College & State in Uptown Westerville and heading south on State and west on Bishop to Otterbein Cemetery. (A lot of parade spectators follow the parade to the cemetery on-foot.)

Wednesday, May 16, 2012

Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market: May 16th Market Report

It's a beautiful day in Uptown Westerville and a great day to come to the market!

What can you find on Market Wednesday?

Asparagus, lettuce, onions, greens, rhubarb, radishes, and in small quantity right now, fresh-picked strawberries.

Protein sources like grass-fed beef, pork, lamb, chicken, cheese, drinkable yogurt, and fresh eggs.

Awesome artisan foods and ingredients including, fresh bread, pie, cookies, dessert breads, salsa, hot sauce, jams, biscotti, raw honey, infused honey, dried herbs and teas, Ohio maple syrup products, and milled flour.

And plants and flowers - vegetable, herb, and flower garden bedding plants and beautiful hanging flower baskets.

Dana Landrum of Dana Lee's will not be attending this week's market. Dana will be back next week with her sweet and savory baked goods (try her crackers some time - yum).

Have a great day! See you at the market!

Thursday, May 10, 2012

Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market: Time-Lapse

Market Wednesday vendor Bildsten Landscape supplies the beautiful hanging flower baskets and pots that have become a summer hallmark in Uptown Westerville.

The City of Westerville has posted a very brief, very cool time-lapse video of this year's flowers as they grow in the Bildsten greenhouse.

(There is music with this video.)

Click here to watch on YouTube. (Note: Link updated 5.14.12)

For more information on the Uptown Westerville hanging baskets, visit the city website by clicking here or stop by the Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market and talk with Karen and Mark Bildsten.

Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market: Delaware Gazette's Market Guide

Thanks to Tuesday Trippier of the Delaware Gazette for her helpful guide to area farmers' markets including... Market Wednesday!

Click here to read more.

Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market: May 9th Market Report

It is a great day to shop for a little farm fresh!

Sue Renner of Sue's Kitchen and Dawn Combs of Mockingbird Meadows start their 2012 seasons today.

We have a beautiful selection of hanging flower baskets from Bildsten Landscape and Bird's Haven Farms. And, Bridgman Farm and Bird's Havens Farms have a great selection of bedding plants for flower, vegetable, and herb gardens!

Early seasonal produce from Doran's Family Farm, Bridgman Farm, Northridge Organic Farm, Flying J Farm, and Bird's Haven Farms includes asparagus, lettuces, onions, radishes, and rhubarb.

Our selection of sweet and savory artisan foods includes baked confections, fresh bread, biscotti, jams, salsas, hot sauce, tortilla chips, rubs, marinades, maple syrup, cheeses, and honey. One of the best parts of visiting Market Wednesday is taste testing new flavors!

Visit Sugar B Bakery (delicious daily bread), Montezuma Brand (salsas, hot sauces, tortilla chips), Sweet Thing Gourmet (jams and biscottis), Blue Jacket Dairy (cheese), Dana Lee's (baked goods), Sue's Kitchen (baked goods), Pleiades Maple Products (Ohio maple syrup), Honey Health Farm (raw honey), Mockingbird Meadows (infused raw honey and herbs).

Our farm-raised protein selection comes from Fox Hollow Farm (proteins including grass-fed beef, pork, poultry, and fresh eggs and Flying J Farm (grass-fed beef).

See you at the market!

Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market: Sue's Kitchen

Ahhhh! Pie!! Sue's Kitchen's 2012 Market Wednesday season begins today!

Sue is bringing strawberry/rhubarb and applie pies, cookies, including chocolate chip and snickerdoodles, pastry lemondade dessert bread, and... triple... chocolate... brownies!

Visit Sue's blog, click here.

Wednesday, May 2, 2012

Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market: May 2nd Market Report

It's the farm fresh season opener for 2012 in Uptown Westerville.

The Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market opens today at 3 p.m. (until 6 p.m.) at the corner of N. State and E. Home St.

At 2:45 p.m., Rev. Ryan Grace of Church of the Messiah, UM will offer a blessing for the market season.

We look forward to a great 2012!

See you at the market!

Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market: Bird's Haven Farms

Bird's Haven Farm of Granville features a broad selection of farm fresh produce throughout the season, including vegetables, fruits, pumpkins, and garden plants.

This week, look for potted annuals, herbs, early vegetables (lettuce, radishes, onions) and hanging baskets.

Stop by and visit Lee and Lindsey & Anne and Tom today.

Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market: Sue's Kitchen Starts Later

Fans of Sue's Kitchen will need to temper their Market Wednesday excitement for a few more weeks - Sue is coming to market with her delish pies, cookies, and dessert breads, but later this month.

Tuesday, May 1, 2012

Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market: Bridgman Farm

Mary Bridgman of Bridgman Farm (Washington Court House) brings beautiful produce to market each season including heirloom tomatoes, cherry tomatoes (sun-kissed sweet), Aunt Molly's ground tomatoes (gotta try a sample when they come to market this summer!), peppers, eggplant, onions, melons, and pumpkins.

Mary is looking forward to tomorrow's season opener and is bringing some great options for gardeners. Mary tells us, "I'll have a huge selection of gorgeous heirloom, hybrid and cherry tomato plants, along with summer squash, lettuce and cucumber plants. I'll also have lots of herb plants and sunflower and giant zinnia starts in a rainbow of colors."

Mary feels a true connection to Westerville as a community, she's a retired reporter for the Columbus Dispatch and covered the Westerville city government and city schools beat for years, gaining a special affection for our community in the process.

Stop by Bridgman Farm each week on Market Wednesday.

What makes a farmers' market
such a special place, is that
you're actually creating
community around food.

- Chef Bryant Terry

Home-made. Home-grown. All Ohio.
The Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market

Beginning in May, Pre-Order/Pre-Pay

Drive-Thru Pick-Up, Wednesdays

from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

in the parking lot behind

64 E. Walnut*

*Eventually, Market Wednesdsay

will open in a traditional

market format, Wednesdays,

3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

at 17 E. Home Street (the

southeast corner of N. State and

E. Home Streets

in Uptown Westerville

Date To Be Announced

Check It When You Arrive

The market is a safe place.

There are times and places for everything and the Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market is not a place for commercial outreach, causes, campaigns, or candidates. No unapproved solicitation of market patrons or vendors permitted.

We want our market patrons to feel they can enter and leave the market unencumbered, be undistracted from their children, and just completely enjoy their trip to the market.

Please note that the market takes place on private property. Sidewalks are public spaces, and with that, we expect common courtesy, common sense, and a knowledge-of and respect-for applicable laws.

Discretion is the better part of valor and in the end will win you more friends.

Thank you for being so understanding.

Traffic and Safety

Click here for Westerville construction information.

Put It Down: Westerville has a no texting activity while driving law.

September is Distracted Driving Prevention Month in Ohio.

Stop Distracted Driving: Maria's Message.

The traffic light at N. State and E. Home operates during market hours, including the crosswalk signs.

There are bike racks in Rotary Park on the southeast corner of N. State and E. Home.

Market Space Parking Lot:

The market space is a parking lot, but on Wednesdays from May through October, it becomes a marketplace - a center of commerce - and it not a place for public parking.

The lot closes off in early Wednesday morning (if you need a time, go with 6:00 a.m.) until 6:30 p.m.

The market space is available for drop-off and pick-up for parents and caregivers for kids going to Our Day, a daycare center located at Messiah. So, you will see cars in that lot in the mornings and at lunchtime.

Please help the market by staying out of that lot on Wednesdays, May through October. (There is parking directly east of that space.)

Truly appreciated!

When it comes to parking:

Parking is free and readily available on-street, in adjacent lots directly to the east and south of the market, and in public spaces and lots throughout Uptown Westerville.

The farmers' market space is open only to vendor vehicles from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. for market set-up, and then pedestrians from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. There is no patron parking directly north of the market lot - that's where the vendors pull in.

When you see an orange cone and a Do Not Enter or No Parking sign - don't go there!

Park in actual striped parking places - do not make your own space. Please do not block throughways or double-park behind vendor vehicles. Always prepared - we make sure there is access for emergency vehicles; should someone's life depend on it, we want to be ready. We guarantee you won't be stopping by for just a minute, so please do not double-park or park perpendicular to another vehicle.

There is no such thing as a sweet corn, honey, or peach emergency!

No kind action ever stops with itself. - Amelia Earhart

Take a beat. Be courteous. Be safe.

Everyone who touches the market, fuels its success, and we appreciate your help!

We wish we didn't have to mention this, but we do: Make sure your parked vehicles are locked; please secure any valuables out-of-sight.

When school is in session in Westerville, including Emerson School at N. Vine and E. Home in the Market Wednesday neighborhood, be aware of school zone speed limits, traffic light turn-right-on-red restrictions, and school bus, bike, and crosswalk activity.

Click here to visit Paving the Way for traffic alerts and updates throughout Central Ohio.

Click here to visit OhGo.

Be Safe.

Forms of Payment and Uptown ATMs

With the exception of Malabar Peach and Apple Orchard, Market Wednesday vendors accept major debit and credit cards, cash, and checks.

ATMs:

Middlefield Bank, 17 N. State, near W. Main, ATM at the drive-thru behind the bank

Union Savings Bank, 44 S. State, @ Winter St., across from City Hall

Westerville Public Library, 126 S. State St., Kemba ATM inside library entry way

Bope Sunoco, 150 S. State @ the corner of E. Walnut and S. State

Food Programs

Franklin County LifeCare Alliance Senior Farmers' Market coupons (fresh fruits, vegetables, and honey) are currently accepted at Bird's Haven Farms and Doran's Family Farm.

In 2018, select Market Wednesday vendors are participating in the Delaware County Senior Market Program (through SourcePoint). Participating Vendors: Hinton Apiaries and Bird's Haven Farms.

WIC Farmers' Market Program coupons are accepted (fresh fruits and vegetables, fresh-cut herbs) at Doran's Family Farm and Bird's Haven Farms.

The market does not currently accept EBT or SNAP cards.

The WARM Fresh Green Program has been retired. (WARM can now accommodate fresh produce on-site, including an on-site garden.) To read more, scroll to About the UWFM below for details.

Market Wednesday FAQ's

So, I can't make it to the market between 3 and 6 - anyway you can stay open until 7?

We appreciate the question.

First, our farm-based vendors drive as long as 2 hours to arrive in Westerville on Wednesday afternoons (and have sometimes been in the fields since as early as 2 a.m.), that also means up to 2 hours to head home. And, they all have working farms and must return to their farms and complete the work they have to do to end the day as they prepare for the next. It really is fresh-baked, and often, food artisans need to go home to prepare their foods for the next market on the next day.

Additionally, some vendors - to make best use of the trip to Greater Columbus - have deliveries to make before and after Market Wednesday.

The market sets up in a space graciously provided by Church of the Messiah and we need to work within their schedule - they vacate the space on our behalf on Wednesdays and have lots of activities Wednesday evenings - and in classic Uptown Westerville fashion, one event winds down and cars begin arriving for the next activity as we finish up our load-out at the end of the day.

We have considered and tested extended hours - market management has twice (2006 and 2009) publicized and tested longer hours and market hours correspond to actual market activity and interest - 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Can't get to the market until 5:30 or 6? Talk to your favorite vendor - most vendors are happy to save back fresh produce and artisan goods for 'on your way home from work' pick up.

Thank you for your interest in buying fresh and buying local. Central Ohio has the good fortune of an abundance of farmers' markets almost every day of the week, including weekends.

So, check out Ohio Proud's Farmers' Market Directory.

It's 2:54 p.m. and I want my peaches and sweet corn now! What's up with the no sales before 3 p.m???

The market is a place of business that opens at 3 p.m.

Our vendors know that market set up is from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. Vendors arrive from all points of the compass for market and need to set up shop - parking their vehicles, putting up their tents, setting up tables, and preparing their samples and merchandise for sale. (Were that we were all Samantha Stevens of Bewitched and we could wiggle our noses and voila! a vendor space is ready for business.)

There is no such thing as a peach, sweet corn, or pie emergency.

Opening sales are not up to the vendor. As a policy, the Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market management wants each vendor to start on a level playing field, which includes the opportunity for vendors to be able to safely access their market space (and not worry about pedestrian traffic). Market Wednesday doesn't open for business until each vendor is set up and ready to go. And, that's at 3 p.m. Not 2:59, 3 p.m.

Even though you may arrive before 3 p.m., feel free to walk about, bring something to read, talk with friends, or just sit and take a moment, but let the vendors continue their set up and prep - there really are no sales until 3 p.m.

In our world of 24/7 shopping, farmers' markets operate at a different pace - a slower one! So, manage your expectations - arrive after 3 p.m., or if you arrive ahead of time, take a moment for yourself - take a deep breath and enjoy the day.

When can I buy sweet corn?

All Market Wednesday produce is grown locally.

Life happens, nature happens, farming happens, so no good produce before its time. Availability of market produce moves with the seasons in Central Ohio.

Roughly, May into June we see asparagus, rhubarb, leaf lettuces, greens, swiss chard, kale, radishes, turnips, kohlrabi, green onions, strawberries, herbs, broccoli, garlic scapes, and garden plants.

(Short season - we may see strawberries, just two or three weeks, by the way.)

In June, peas, and snap peas, but just for a few weeks.

Then, in mid-July we see peaches, sweet corn, potatoes, summer squashes, and in late July and early August, we start seeing the rich colors of summer crops like beets, tomatoes, tomatilloes, eggplant, summer squashes, peas, garlic, beans, melons, cabbage, cucumbers, and peppers, moving onto late August, September, and October with root vegetables like sweet potatoes, along with apples, squashes, and pumpkins.

All product availability is subject to Ohio weather over time.

Eating locally-grown vegetables and fruits that are planted in Central Ohio soil to thrive and ripen in the warm, bright Ohio sun is a flavor-rich experience!

For an Ohio produce availability chart - click or tap here. (PDF)

Are prices negotiable?

In a word: No.

Just like the grocery store, prices are as marked.

A farmers' market as a rule is not a place to haggle over prices.

What about quality and standards?

The Ohio Department of Agriculture inspected the Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market in 2010, 2012, and 2017. The market and its vendors passed all inspections.

In 2011, the market worked with Franklin County Public Health via an informal review, where vendors could ask questions and talk with the area FCPH inspector.

Produce, meat & poultry, egg, dairy, bakery, and cottage food vendors are held to a standard by federal, state, and local laws, codes, and regulations. To participate in the Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market, vendors must agree to respect and meet those standards.

Meat & poultry, egg, and dairy are inspected by Franklin County Public Health. Produce, bakery, and cottage foods are inspected by the State of Ohio Department of Agriculture. The State of Ohio and Franklin County comply with all current federal laws and regulations.

Market Wednesday vendors will feature produce that can be conventionally-grown, chemical-free, certified organic, naturally-raised, or organic. Ask your vendor; they are happy to answer any questions you may have.

A farmer can only be certified organic to claim the term 'organic.' A certified organic farm must be certified by the USDA as organic, which means that the farm (including even beehives) goes through an inspection process by certified government officials to insure that an organic farm meets USDA standards (including organic farming methods and no impact on the environment such as contamination from pesticides, synthetic fertilizers, and other non-organic compounds).

New artisan vendors cannot do business at Market Wednesday until the Ohio Department of Agriculture has reviewed their labels.

The first day of each market season, Franklin County Weights and Measures visits the Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market to certify vendor scales.

The Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market must register annually with the State of Ohio, Department of Agriculture. The market voluntarily registers annually with the USDA. Additionally, this market must file for an annual conditional use permit with the City of Westerville, Planning and Development Division.

At this market, by our standards, produce must be fresh-picked, raised by the vendor selling it, and raised in Ohio. Plants and flowers must be raised in Ohio by the vendor as well. Animals raised to provide food must be raised by the vendor. Artisan foods and products must be made by the vendor.

Vendors selling frozen and refrigerated items must comply with state and county regulations. By Ohio law, meats and poultry must be processed by a state approved plant and sold frozen. Eggs and dairy products are sold refrigerated.

If we have questions, we ask, and you should, too. Get to know your favorite vendors. If you have questions about any product at the Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market, please don't hesitate to ask the vendor.

For more information:

Franklin County Public Health

State of Ohio, Department of Agriculture

USDA, AMS, Farmers Markets

Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market Vendor Information

Westerville Heritage Depot

To celebrate our historic sense of community, the Westerville Legacy Depot facility pays homage to the old Westerville train depot and features restrooms, a water fountain (with dog waterer), open-air picnic dining, bike parking, a fireplace, an info kiosk, and bench seating. Located on the Bike/Hike trail near E. Park Street and Summit Street in Hanby Park, the depot also features hallmark panel images of Westerville's history and info for a walking tour of Westerville landmarks. The Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market proudly contributed to this community project by purchasing a brick for the station. For more information, click on the depot image.

About the UWFM

Food is our common ground, our universal experience. - James Beard

Located in Central Ohio, just minutes from Columbus, the Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market is located in historic Uptown Westerville. The Uptown Westerville neighborhood is the home of city government, commerce, and community. Uptown Westerville features an eclectic mix of residences and buildings dating back to the 1800s, tree-lined brick streets, parks, Otterbein University, Westerville Public Library, activities, traditions, and culture. A marketplace destination, Uptown Westerville is a great place for people to live, work, shop, meet, eat, and play.

Home-grown. Home-made. All Ohio. The Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market has been open for business at N. State and E. Home since 2006 with 5 market vendors.

The Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market management team is entirely volunteer and market vendor fees are all invested back into the market focusing on market logistics, community outreach, and market promotion.

The Uptown Westerville Farmers Market supports W.A.R.M. ~ the Westerville Area Resource Ministry.

For several years, WARM and Market Wednesday teamed up so farm fresh, healthy foods could be available to everyone in the Westerville City School District, no matter the need, creating the WARM Fresh Green Program.

Now, thanks to the generosity of the community, WARM has commercial-grade refrigeration, so plentiful supplies of fresh produce and foods are available to clients at WARM and the Fresh Green Program can be retired.

It's not always necessary to be strong, but to feel strong. - Jon Krakauer

No one makes reaching out to a help organization a life goal. And, Westerville Area Resource Ministry is an outreach and empowerment resource that steps up to the plate every day to help people in a respectful and dignified way to help themselves. As they say, "WARM is a hand up, not a hand out."

To learn more about WARM's programs and services, click here.

If you would like to contribute to WARM, thank you ~ make checks payable to WARM, 150 Heatherdown Drive, Westerville, Ohio, 43081 or visit the WARM website to donate via bank card. Contributions to WARM are tax deductible.

The Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market (Market Wednesday) is not affiliated with any other markets or events.

© 2008 - 2020 Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market. All rights reserved. Images used with permission.

About Our Logo

We chose a ginkgo leaf to represent the Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market. The City of Westerville planted ginkgo trees along State Street in Uptown Westerville and as they grow and mature they will become a distinctive presence along State St. Ginkgo trees are among the oldest trees on the planet (millions of years) and have survived untold earthly disasters. The ginkgo represents simplicity, endurance, prosperity, hope, resilience, peace, and longevity, and not only does it represent Uptown Westerville, it represents the farmers' market. The ginkgo leaf color reflects the color of the ginkgo leaf in our 3 market seasons: spring (pale green), summer (rich green), and fall (golden yellow).