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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BEFORE YOU TRIM THAT HEDGE — LOOK INSIDE
It’s spring. Time to tidy the yard.
The hedge trimmer is ready. The bushes need shaping.
But wait.
Right now—spring through mid to late summer—many birds are nesting.
In hedges. In shrubs. Even in porch lights and tucked corners.
Cutting without checking can do real harm.
WHAT CAN HAPPEN IF YOU TRIM WITHOUT LOOKING:
1️⃣ Eggs can be crushed or exposed to predators
2️⃣ Nestlings may fall to the ground
3️⃣ Adult birds may abandon the nest if disturbance is severe
4️⃣ The nest can fail very quickly
5️⃣ In the U.S., active nests are protected under federal law
HOW TO CHECK BEFORE YOU CUT:
1️⃣ Watch the shrub for a few minutes—do birds fly in and out?
2️⃣ Gently part branches and look inside before trimming
3️⃣ If you find a nest, pause—most songbirds leave in about 2–3 weeks
4️⃣ Mark the spot and trim around it instead
WHY THIS MATTERS FOR YOUR GARDEN:
1️⃣ A single robin family can eat thousands of insects in a season
2️⃣ Wrens hunt caterpillars, beetles, and grasshoppers
3️⃣ Chickadees gather thousands of caterpillars to raise one brood
4️⃣ These birds are your garden’s natural pest control
Remove the nest—and you lose that help for the rest of the season.
THE SIMPLE RULE:
If you find eggs or chicks, wait about 2–3 weeks.
That’s often all it takes for young birds to leave the nest.
A little patience now = fewer pests later.
A quick trim without checking = a lost nest and more caterpillars on your plants.
Check first. Every time.
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Our prices are staying the same as last year! This list is the 2025 list and we will be posting the 2026 list next week!
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