I was so excited to go to Hinton's and pick out our pumpkins this past weekend. Unfortunately it…read morewas a little drizzly and they weren't taking people out to the fields to pick out pumpkins. We were very disappointed, especially since we had already bought advance tickets online. They offered us a coupon for next weekend to make up for it. I would much rather have had my money back. We decided to look at the pumpkins they had out and try to pick from those. Honestly, the selection was not good at all and I didn't find any I liked. We looked around their little market and didn't really find anything. We thought about getting some apple butter but decided against it. The place looked pretty run down and sad. Maybe they are struggling right now with COVID? I'm not sure but I felt a little bad for them. That's why I didn't demand my money back. Maybe I was expecting something like Huber's in Indiana. It was nothing like it. I doubt I'll ever be back, even with the coupon for next weekend.

I LOVE HInton's. I teach Kindergarten and we look forward to going to HInton's for our pumpkin…read morepatch trip. They take us on a hay ride, explain all about apples and how they grow, pumpkins and what they need, what kind of things grow in the ground and on trees. The kids were thrilled to pick their own pumpkins from the field, see how apples are sorted, taste apple cider, and get to play in the very nice play area. Everyone is so friendly, and it's not crowded at all. Highly recommend for school trips as well as family trips to the pumpkin patch. They also have an awesome little store filled with good stuff.

It was a nice fruit and vegetable market. Is was decorated very cute for the fall season. It had a…read morelittle bit of everything. I bought a small pumpkin and some no bake cookies that where delicious. My friend bought a very cute bracelet. It has plenty of parking.

Beautiful flowers. Homemade goodies including delicious sourdough bread. Just a charming adorable…read morefarm stand type store . Chickens running around in the yard. Fresh tomatoes ready for canning . Darling decor . These owners/staff definitely work hard to keep this place clean .

Friendly, quiet out of the way. Let you shop unmolested but are available to answer questionsread more

Love to buy my tomatoes here. They also have great deli meats too. Definitely have to check out the…read morefresh produce.

My all time favorite place to go for fresh produce! Friendly staff and fresh fruit and veggies…read more Plants too!

I love to shop here! They always have interesting choices and couldn't be more friendly! Definitely…read moreworth the stop! The peaches are awesome!

Great News!!!! Garden Gate won't be using Apeel or Bio engineered foods!!!! Most of their foods are…read morefrom the Amish farmers!!! As of late, I can no longer shop at Krogers, Sam's Club, and most big box stores. 100% of their foods are using Apeel (terrible toxins to preserve old fruit and veggies) actually, makes me sick. And, 100% foods are bio engineered... like they use seed oils in everything... which makes me very sick. This is why there is so much sickness in America. Seed oils is like eating petroleum for your car... very toxic. Now, all the big chain stores are putting toxic plastic on your fruits and veggies that can't be washed off. Sadly, the Apeel foods are un edible. And, often rotten inside. Very sad.... Bill Gates is putting this on all the food worldwide, accept, European countries. I've known Dale for 20 plus years and his has the best organic and fresh fruits and veggies! Love him and his family! Love @ globalfreeliving.com

Garden Gate Farmer Market Review... (I don't recommend Garden Gates Gift Baskets and Fruits and…read moreVeggies.) My family has enjoyed Garden Gate for the last 30 plus years. I thought I had a great relationship with the Garden Gate family. Over the last few years... Dale has been selling conventional fruit as organic fruit et veggies from the Amish. Charging big prices for conventional fruit. The apples and other fruit is obvious gmo with apeel. I bought two expensive fruit baskets for my two mothers... and they provided me with two baskets that didn't have the items I purchased... I bought the baskets for the banana bread loaf and other high quality items. I was disappointed when I picked up the Fruit Baskets on Mother's day??? I lovingly mentioned to Dale... I bought these baskets for the banana bread and other high end items... which they didn't have included. Dales, reply? Get over it... You'll be fine? He replaced the Bread with two small blue berry muffins? I didn't buy a basket with banana's, muffins or grapes... Dale wasn't even gracious and offer to replace these items. He told me to give over it? And, laughed at me... My mother's don't care for banana's, grapes, or muffins... the basket's I ordered didn't have these items in them??? What the heck? So, if you frequent Dales market (Breckenridge Lane, Lou, Ky)... organic fruits starts with a #9 on the fruit and veggies... the water melons aren't ready until the middle of the summer... I bought 1/4 of a watermelon from Dale... cost me $8 and wasn't ripe at all. The apples started with a #3... this means conventionally grown with pesticides. Bugs, birds, rodents, etc.. won't eat conventionally grown fruits or veggies. When you order a basket... take the order and compare it to the order you bought... it says what's included in each basket. I'm not shopping there anymore... Buyer beware.

We stopped here at Bolin's Produce for a watermelon, because apparently, Cave City in Kentucky has…read moresome of the best watermelons during the summer season. Is that true? I have no idea, but Cave City has a Watermelon Festival in the summer, so there must be something to this area. We found out for ourselves that watermelons from Cave City are juicy and delicious! Or, at least, the watermelons that we bought from Bolin's Produce were juicy and delicious. Bolin's also has a lot of other fruit and vegetables for sale. It's small produce stand just off the interstate, but I imagine that if you visited it during the spring, summer and fall, you'd find something to walk away with. I just say that that it you visit this market during the summer, please consider buying a watermelon. You (most likely) won't regret it.

If you are looking for quality produce, unique canned goods, and beautiful flowers and plants with…read morea welcoming shopping experience, then this is the place! The staff are so friendly and helpful and prices are reasonable. I purchased some hanging flower baskets and they look beautiful on my porch. I also bought some cheese dip that tasted great with soft pretzels!

This is my go to produce spot. I am here a few times a week from spring-fall. Rather it's to pick…read moreup fresh veggies and fruit or for some of their canned items. Now that spring is here I can buy starts and seeds for my vegetable garden, flowers and plants soil and more. I also buy my hanging plants here. This place is locally owned and each week gets new farm fresh items in. I love coming here, I always leave with a trunk load full of stuff. Now if they could start seeking bread and eggs. And maybe meat. Great place to come and stroll. Be sure to pick up some pickles.

I am a local who comes here frequently and guess why? Because of the fresh, abundant produce,…read morefriendly staff and wonderful seasonal decorations. This morning I dropped by to get my "early fall haul" which consists of pumpkins and chrysanthemums. The outdoor staff helped me pick out some good flowers and the pumpkins were robust. Everything looked good because it ALWAYS IS! Keep it up guys!

So glad this nursery is here in the outskirts of this cute historic town…read more Plants always fresh and healthy. Produce always tasty and normally local. They discount aging fruits, so there is opportunity to get food deals. Peaches are so good and you can buy by the basket or loose. There is an amazing freezer case filled near the register filled with homemade popsicle offering some great flavor options. They are a tad expensive at 3.00 a pop and worth ever penny. Then bring lots of items from spring to fall. Shop Local! They do not have a lots of garden pots, but maybe I was just late to shop for those. Really a nice spot to shop for flowers and produce.

My wife and I have both purchased blueberry bushes from Jeff and Kim and attended their growers…read moreclass. They are such an amazing resource of information and encouragement. We highly recommend Bluegrass Blueberries and are confident your experience will be a positive one. Charles Ashland City, TN

From the owner: Bluegrass Blueberries is a blueberry plant grower/nursery operating from our new location at 11051…read morePorter Pike Rd., Oakland, KY 42159. Open M-F/9-4 and Saturdays by appointment. Closed Sundays.