Experience
Locally Grown Vegetables & Flowers
Large variety of fresh local produce and an immense selection of flowers!
Starter Plants
Chemical-Free Starter Plants
We do not ship in our plants. That is, all of our plants are started on site from untreated and/or organic seed and soil. We then nurture them with the best local care to ensure a superior product. Along those same lines, we do not ship out our plants either and only sell on site seven days a week.
Farmer's Market
On-Site Farmer's Market
In addition to what we grow on site, we feature products from other local growers as well. From our very own cucumbers and dill to the ever popular Anderson Truck Farms Bi-Color Sweet Corn.
Flowers
Hundreds of Varieties
In 2020 we added the largest variety of flowers we’ve ever had, with the Benary’s Giant Zinnia remaining our signature flower. For 2021 we have tripled the number of available flowers.
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My Grandfather and Great Grandfather both retired from the Hubard Mill! ( Allie Lee Ward & Allie Lee Ward jr.) The predecessor to this was my Great Great Grand Father Louis Seppmann that built the Seppmann Mill located in Minneopa State Park. There is so much history with so many local families tied to this!
Report: Ardent Mills to close Mankato mill in January
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According to the Blue Earth County Historical Society, the mill’s origins date back to 1878.1 CommentComment on Facebook
John my grandma's brother worked there and retired from there
It took a while to get around to doing this! Thankfully the pumpkins were still in good condition!
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.1 CommentComment on Facebook
Love roasted pumpkin seeds!
The big project for today was moving the corn crib! The first step was to cut all the trees that had grown in and threw it! Then lift it and rotate it and put it back in its place! We also finished covering the perennials before the big weather change coming this next week! It feels so good to be on schedule with the weather! The next project is to start cutting wood for the 2025 season! 🪵 OH! I have to say, that we are excited that the Wooly Bears are indicating a normal Minnesota winter! 🙂 Time will tell if their predictions are correct!
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What is a normal winter ?
