The previous 5 star reviews are well deserved…read more Trying to deal with the challenges COVID19 virus, we called ahead and received a current list of plants and herbs via e-mail. An order was placed over the phone. The nice folks agreed to a contact-less, "curb side" delivery. When we arrived a very nice and helpful lady (also wearing a mask -- thank you!) brought our purchases out and loaded them. At the time we came there appeared to be no other customers in the expansive greenhouse, so after the nice lady who brought our stuff out stepped away we ventured inside. Wow -- were we impressed! A h-u-g-e variety of beautiful plants attractively (and uncommonly) arranged. Very nice! We'll be back when this stupid "virus problem" abates. Highly recommended! :)

Just planning my spring herb buying trip to Quailcrest, and apparently they have closed the…read moregreenhouse permanently. http://www.quailcrest.com/ says Quailcrest Farm is open for event rental only The Greenhouse and Garden Barn are permanently closed Apparently they are taking a well deserved retirement. Best of luck to them, and thanks for all the years of glorious plants!

What a cute little area. Very well designed with flowers everywhere. A little off the beaten path…read morebut be a nice pit stop if you are out and about. Clean, tidy and they have a porch where you can sit, relax and wave at the nice folks who drive by. Yes, every person who drive by waved and smiled right back. Thanks to the nice folks who created this.

Do not miss visiting the Hummingbird Hill Flower Farm! We were able to visit in late May and…read morecaught many of the early bloomers showing their beautiful flowers. Loved to see and discuss the new gardens in progress (I will not spill the beans) and hope to come back in the future and see the success of all the effort that goes into this beautiful location! We loved learning about the history of the area and their neighbors in the Amish community. We say it's a good day when you learn something new. So today was a great day as we departed feeling very educated. Thank you!

5 STAR horse ride for me and my GF!!!! I rode Flint!! Anthony took a pic of me and my GF that I…read more am trying to post --me and Flint we bonded! --very scenic and memorable--Anthony the guide was great!!-- no flies or mosquitos--saw 2X deer and a hawk!!

We had a great time at Timber Valley Ranch on our trail ride. The horses were gentle for us, since…read moremy 10 year old grandson is an inexperienced rider. We rode through beautiful forest and saw a baby deer! The guides, Anthony and Amanda, were helpful and patient and gave us interesting information while we rode. The facilities were top notch; we will be back with other family members!

This is a great local find where you can choose your own lavender plants. They have a very well…read morelaid out establishment that is clean easy to find and very well maintained. It is very inviting and I noticed that every time I pass by here when this is in season, there are plenty of customers and many people who repeat coming time after time.

Lavender Trails is a former industrial site that has been transformed into beautiful lavender…read moregardens and pollinator habitat. For a nominal entrance fee, you get a guided tour and education about the different varieties (11 grown here), how it's grown, and how they're experimenting with soil. You can pick your own bundle for just $10, and also shop for artisan-made goods like lavender-infused honey and salt, essential oils, turned wooden vases, and more. Definitely worth the drive to be surrounded by such beauty, lovely aroma, and friendly staff. For those familiar with the area, it's right next to Will-Burt.

This amazing farm in Bellville, Ohio sells the best organic chestnuts I've ever had and I've had…read moremany. Roast them on an open fire, bake them in the oven, even cook them in the air fryer. They're great quality and have amazing flavor. If you're in the area go there!

Great venue , entertainment, and crafters! Totally recommend! Easy to get to and worth the drive!…read moreFood is reasonable and delicious!

My mom and I enjoy a good craft fair and decided to try out the Prairie Peddler Festival for…read moresomething different. The drive out from Columbus was pleasant, we took one of the state routes all the way and it was pretty direct. I'd recommend against using the "Second Entrance" when you get to the location. It was very hilly and the turn in to the festival route was a blind left turn at almost the top of a hill on another rural state route where you couldn't see the oncoming traffic. One of those "honk and pray" kind of turns. The festival is set up in a semi-permanent location (the location stays, different fairs come and go) where they have little wooden stalls for the vendors and a well maintained walking path. The overall theme is kind of country chic, but if that isn't your style, it's just a fun afternoon, and there are lots of bath and body products, fudge, and FOOD to keep you going. OMG, the food. It was very crowded when we visited, and by the time we were ready for lunch, the food area was packed, but organized. Each vendor had an IN and an OUT line, and there were lots of options (soup, pizza, hot and cold sandwiches, fries, desserts, etc.) On our way out, we got smoked turkey legs for dinner, and I'm still working on that sucker. All in all, a fun outing!

I went here for the first time on a Saturday night during the annual Mohican Wildlife Weekend. I…read morewas there around 10pm so the photos are not mine and are from the website to help flesh out Yelp. The members of the observatory were friendly and helpful. They had no problem showing us around to view the various telescopes as well as Big Blue. We took the small lift up to look through Big Blue. My boyfriend saw a star, but it was very cloudy so my view was covered quick. The place is usually lit by red lights to avoid ruining the eyes natural night vision. There aren't a ton of lights, especially lower by the parking area so might be good to bring your own extra red lights. It was a cool place to visit. They have public nights and community events so be sure to check their website for extra details. The main public nights are first Saturdays. Good for all ages.

I had a great experience here because when I was playing my worst score on a hole was a 6 for…read moredouble bogey I ended up shooting a 40 for my best nine ever and 82 for my best 18 ever great course and nice people.

Shelby's country club offers a Sunday brunch buffet for $12 from 10am to 2pm. It's sort of a hidden…read moregem, we found it browsing online. The ambience is nice, quiet and fancy. Seating is tables and chairs. The crowd is mostly older, wealthy folks, but everyone was very polite and nice. Servers were awesome. The food's good, especially for being in mass quanity. There's a omelet chef serving up custom omelets the whole time, pretty cool. Fruit tray with fresh fruits, breakfast meats, oatmeal, breads, a waffle station with really good waffles and toppings including whip cream, strawberries, walnuts, you name it. The biscuits and gravy were excellent, biscuits were really soft and crunchy for a perfect combination. Didn't really enjoy the sausage but I'm not a big fan of pork anymore due to the grease so that's just a personal opinion. Everything else was really solid and tasted great. Seeing how you can eat as much as you want, in a nice non hillbilly ridden enviornment, this place is great