HaBustan shel Saba Yosi

HaBustan shel Saba Yosi, Grandpa Yossi's Orchard, is a farmers' market that the Sharon family holds every Friday from 08:00 to 14:00, in memory of Yossi Sharon, who farmed this land at the end of HaDekalim Street, grew avocado and citrus there and produced honey. It began during the pandemic as a family venture of eight stalls; mako counted 50 in January 2023 and more than 70 that August, and the stallholders, who come from all over the country, are vetted before they get a place. Farmers sell their produce beside bread, cheese, honey, wine, coffee, draft beer, food stalls and local artists, in a covered hangar and among the fruit trees, and the yard keeps camels, horses, goats, rabbits and chickens, with a grass corner of craft stalls for small children. Moshe's Meow Pizza began as a stall here, and by its listing on tiuli the market has taken in families of soldiers killed in the war, who commemorate them with what their sales earn. tiuli suggests coming early, before the crowds, and eating under the trees by the well. Every Friday, 08:00 to 14:00: Market day. Holiday eves: Holiday markets. Entry is free, by its listing on tiuli. As published on instagram.com, read 29 September 2026.

Sunday to Thursday closed, Friday 08:00 to 14:00, Saturday closed. As listed on Instagram, read on 29 September 2026.

No. It is closed on Saturday; on Friday it closes at 14:00.

Sapir Street, at the end of HaDekalim Street, Pardes Hanna-Karkur. As listed on pardespedia.info, read on 29 September 2026.

The market publishes no kashrut certificate, and it is not on the Pardes Hanna-Karkur religious council's list of supervised businesses. Each stall is its own business; its listing on tiuli describes the food stalls as kosher.

By train: Hadera East station is 3.3 km away. By bus: the nearest stops are חבצלת/שדרות קק״ל (423 m), חבצלת/עמל (440 m), פאר/תחכמוני (485 m), חבצלת/הדקלים (487 m), דרך הנדיב/ספיר (494 m).

054-905-0844, as published on instagram.com.

Google's listing, as zips.co.il copies it, marks it ₪₪, moderate. Each stall sets its own prices: in mako's January 2023 feature, a pizza cost 49 to 65 shekels, a plate of hummus 30 and home-style dishes 20 to 45.