Shows on Google as great for indoor plants. Drove there and literally the front corner of the store…read morewas the only selection and it was all tiny starter size except for one money tree and 2 Dracaena. People seemed really friendly and immediately offered to help. 2 star purely for lack of selection of indoor plants.

I cannot say enough great things about this garden center. With my small-scale farming, I have…read morelots of questions about what I am buying and they are extremely knowledgeable and I truly appreciate having a resource like this. The service is great and they are mindful about what plants to recommend planting depending on the time of year and what types of soil to use to help the plants thrive. While they may be lower on inventory than large big-box stores, they only bring in annuals when they should be planted and what they do have is much healthier than what I have found at other stores. With the reduction in number of local garden centers, I definitely recommend making the drive right outside of Old Town area of Winston-Salem.

Eddie Z here again. Once again we picked up 2 dozen ears of delicious corn that was out of this…read moreworld good.we also picked up cantalopes,heirloom tomatoes,and mini yellow cucumbers.all great. My wife asked about flowers and Amy's daughter put a bouquet of flowers my wife is still raving about. We are looking forward to the devotion corn that should be picked around mid August. We live in Mooresville but still travel to Howard's farm in harmony because everything is always fresh.

Beautiful tulips with a good variety and decent pricing. It was so much fun to pick. My mom enjoyed…read moreher birthday activity with the family.

Great service. Even though I was shopping in June. I was able to find what I needed.read more

Very Friendly staff and a variety of plants such as vegetables, herbs, flowers, houseplants, etc…read more Much bigger variety than what you would find at Lowe's or Home Depot. I also like the idea of supporting a local business vs. a big chain retailer. As of right now the tomato plants aren't in, but they will arrive in 2 weeks. I like that their nursery is outside too! Organic options are available for garden soil & fertilizer and they also carry some cute pots! Check them out if you're in the neighborhood!

We relocated to Mocksville last year and pass by this small "market" a couple of times every day…read moreand buy something there almost every week. On the top of our list are the heirloom tomatoes, chicken salad, eggs, butter, and cheese. They don't have everything, but what they have is good. Buy local.

Small farmers market/stand right off Yadkinville Road in Mocksville. It is in a little metal…read morebuilding sandwiched between Mocksville Tire and Auto and Whitnee's Variety Store. Local and regional fruits and vegetables for sale. You can also score eggs, cheese, butter, and canned items. Canned items as in jarred pickles, relish, etc.. They even have some meats but the meats will vary, and many times already sold out. The supply is going to change with the seasons. They do bring in some items not local like oranges and limes, but most of it is local or regional. Selection is decent, not great. Prices are very reasonable. I make this my top spot for fresh vegetables, along with country ham. They do take cards and cash. Highly recommend.

Great prices on flowers, herbs, veggies. They also have honey, bagged candy and many other things…read more The past few years, I've been buying my sweet basil plants, oregano and parsley here. Bought a head of lettuce there today.

Super cute, all local products, friendly owners! This place has it all. Fresh produce, local meats…read moreand fish, handmade soaps & lotions, artwork, crafts, ice cream, real fruit pops, grab and go meals, cheeses, elderberry, and so much more. Can't believe it's taken me so long to stop in, but so glad I did. Love supporting local and I love buying and using local goods. This is the spot; go check them out. King, NC.

Great service! The selection and value was well worth the drive. My family and I will definitely be…read morecoming back for our spring/summer gardens!

I tried a class here a few weeks back with a friend and we had a blast. We signed up for the…read moreFrittatas lunch n learn on a Friday at noon. We participated with 6 or 7 other people, so it was a a good small group but we did enjoy chatting with the other attendees. Our instructor was fun, friendly, and knowledgeable and answered all our questions along the way. We started with a spring mix salad and for the entree, she made a veggie option and one with sausage. Both were delicious, but my favorite was definitely the meat version. I love that this was just an hour long and so a little more budget friendly and also if you call the shop and book directly, you can save the online booking fees so keep that in mind. I definitely plan to attend another class - these are such fun, interactive, and tasty events and they are helping me get into cooking more which has been a longtime goal of mine., The demo kitchen is in the back of the shop, the rest of the store is full retail with home and kitchen goods, decor, gifts, etc. You get 10% off your purchase after taking the demo class, so don't forget that. @azfitfoodfun

Looking for a neat birthday experience for my niece, I came across Southern Home and Kitchen. Why…read morewould I take a child to a home goods store, you ask? Look over their events calendar and you'll see they offer several cooking classes a week, including some which are specifically targeted towards children. With a roomy kitchen setup in the back of the store, there are every kind of class you can think of which allow you to try to cuisines, learn new techniques, and try new tools. Today's visit was a children's class, taught by Nissa and assisted by Jennifer (the website lists all the instructor profiles.) Nissa is an elementary school teacher and was FANTASTIC with keeping a group of kids engaged, learning, and feeling welcomed. The kids were given cookbooks, walked step-by-step through several recipes, and got to be hands-on through every step of the process. They learned how to safely use tools, how to mix the ingredients, and at the end of the class got to eat what they had made. My niece LOVED this experience, and as the adult in corner watching I was a bit jealous. Of course, the adults are not required to stay, and they told me some parents choose to go shop or get a treat in Thru-Way while the class happens, but we were also welcome to watch. Personally, I spent some time wandering the store and was enamored with such a massive selection of kitchen tools and home goods. I ended up buying a few of the tools they used during the class to bring home (like a really nifty tool for mincing garlic, or a strawberry huller!). I'm planning to come back and try one of these classes for adults in the future. They told me that some of the adult classes are more observation while some are hands-on, so check the calendar, but I fully recommend checking the classes out for a fun activity. And if education isn't your thing, swing by one afternoon while you're shopping to check out the very broad inventory offerings in the store. All of the staff were extremely friendly and helpful!