Photos: What’s new at the farmers market

A customer at the Etheridge Farms stand at the South Pasadena farmers market picks out navel oranges grown in Dinuba.

RELATED: Farmers market flap in South Pasadena as new manager shakes things up (David Karp / For The Times)

March 9, 2014 2:32 PM PT

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Breba (first-crop) figs grown by Avila and Sons in Laton, at the South Pasadena farmers market. (David Karp / For The Times)

Greta Dunlap, the new market manager, talks with Sergio Gonzalez, assistant city manager of South Pasadena, at the South Pasadena farmers market. (David Karp / For The Times)

Flowers sold by Ignacio Venegas of San Marcos at the South Pasadena farmers market. (David Karp / For The Times)

Buying tomatoes grown by Beylik Family Farms in Fillmore, at the South Pasadena farmers market. (David Karp / For The Times)

John Hurlet sells Santa Rosa plums and Snow Queen white nectarines at the Beverly Hills farmers market. (David Karp / For The Times)

Long beans grown by Vang Family Farm in Fresno, at the South Pasadena farmers market. (David Karp / For The Times)

Royal apricots grown by Rancho Mexico Lindo (Louis Diaz) in Valley Center, at the South Pasadena farmers market. (David Karp / For The Times)

Okra grown by Yao Cheng Farm in Camarillo, at the South Pasadena farmers market. (David Karp / For The Times)

Pa Choua Vang of Vang Family Farm, from Fresno, sells Shanghai bok choy at the South Pasadena farmers market. (David Karp / For The Times)

Red and yellow raspberries, blackberries, blueberries and Pakistan mulberries grown by Pudwill Farms in Nipomo, at the South Pasadena farmers market. (David Karp / For The Times)

Beylik Family Farms of Fillmore sells tomatoes, Persian cucumbers and several kinds of peppers at the South Pasadena farmers market. (David Karp / For The Times)

Customer selects corn grown by Vang Family Farm in Fresno, at the South Pasadena farmers market. (David Karp / For The Times)

Breba (first-crop) figs of the Brunswick (Brown Turkey) variety grown by Avila & Sons in Laton, at the South Pasadena farmers market. (David Karp / For The Times)