My husband had planned a trip for us to go sunflower picking at Timberline Farms over the weekend…read more The days leading up to our visit, we were constantly checking the weather forecast as there was a high chance it was going to rain. Joe, the owner was cool enough to reach out to my husband hours before our reservation to let him know we can come by after our 10am reservation when the rain stops. It ended up just being light rain, which worked out for us, as we brought our dog who tends to overheat. Timberline Farms IS dog friendly! When we arrived, Joe handed us a couple of buckets and knives and we proceeded to pick out our sunflowers. The 2-acre sunflower field has over 35,000 sunflowers and was amazing! We could pick as many sunflowers as our buckets could hold. Walking through the sunflower fields and taking pictures was fun! At the end, we get to go home with the sunflowers we've picked. All of this is included in the $12 ticket price. We also saw Joe's wife, Kelly milking a goat at the farm. She uses the goat milk to make soap. The soaps are beautiful and smell lovely, and I cannot wait to use them! These soaps are also available on their website and tend to sell out quickly.

kick butt lil farm near a historic downtown setting. the farmer is handsome. 10/10read more

When I went to pick blueberries a couple weeks back I enjoyed the experience. I was surprised that…read moreI had to spend $30 minimum, but it was a fair price for the amount of blueberries that we picked. And it's on me for not knowing ahead of time that that was a requirement along with being cash only. Once I saw the area for kayaking and picnicking I wanted to bring my whole family back. So I called and left a message saying I was interested and wanted to know how to proceed. When I didn't hear back, I reached out on social media and got a response that it was the Fourth of July weekend, so I shouldn't expect a response until Monday. Fair enough, though the outgoing message on the day I called (July 5) said they were open and doing business all weekend for the 4th. The person on their social media (who I kind of feel is the same person who we saw the day we were there who I believe is the owner) said my message was on somebody's desk and I would get a call on Monday. I waited through Monday and into Tuesday before reaching out again via DM to say that I still had not heard back from my voicemail. They responded that they were very surprised that I hadn't gotten a message back because they were pretty sure everybody's messages got answered. After I reiterated that mine hadn't been answered, they didn't respond further. The irony at this point is that the amount of time going back-and-forth on DM to tell me that they don't answer questions on DM could've easily be used to answer questions. So I gave up on the kayaking and chose a different activity for my family. All this to say, my original very good feeling about such a beautiful place has now been replaced with a sour taste in my mouth because of very poor communication, which is a bummer.

This was the worst buying experience ever in my life. Buyer beware. Still waiting for my $75 back…read morefor the 5 blackberry plants that I never received. The workers are great. The owners, the DiMeo family especially, Anthony DiMeo are horrendus. He's a psychopath who just starts yelling at customers in person during pick up. They refused to give me 5 blackberry plants that I paid for. In fact they suggested that we call the police to facilitate the process. Don't waste your time.

Best place for blueberry picking in the area. I bought three bushes to take home. They gave great…read moreplanting advice. Really fun day with the family.

Pick your own blueberries is the best thing to do on an early summer morning. Relaxing and…read morerewarding. Picking your own food is the best way to know what you're eating and this place is great. They are all friendly and the prices are incredible. $1.50/pound of blueberries and as fresh as you can get!

So disappointed with the quality of the New Jersey peaches and tomatoes at Fioretino's Farm Market…read moreon August 12,2025- maybe season for peaches and tomatoes are out of season - so why sell these bland, mushy peaches and tomatoes that are no better than store bought ? So disappointed, especially after spending $48 for mediocre produce that no one wanted to eat. The only saving grace was that the corn was delicious and worth the almost $9 per dozen and the staff was very nice.

Staff is friendly. The day I went most of the plants looked bad. They need to be water or prices…read moreneed to reflect the care you're not giving them. Produce was good but the same price as local grocery stores.

Been going here for over 20 years!…read more Every season, we can't wait for Stella's Sweet Corn!! Absolutely THE BEST Sweet Corn you will ever have! Love their tomatoes & cucumbers almost as much! Love that they have baskets full of tomatoes, green & red peppers as well as yummy fruit. We load up on all, especially on the Corn as our family, friends and neighbors love to get their share. Just make sure to bring cash bc they do not take credit cards and the closest ATM is at the Berlin Mart. Love, Love Love Stella's!!!

We came here for the Annual Strawberry Festival, what a disappointment. All we saw were vendors,…read moreone tent with strawberries (which had no sign advertising it) along with the area to buy tickets, where the girls selling them were not friendly, the strawberries were pricey for the amount you received. Nothing else at the "Strawberry Festival" had anything to do with Strawberries because there was nothing to it. I wasted my $5 parking to walk around and see vendors, a pathetic petting zoo with 6 animals in a 10x10 area, that should have been free, two sad animals for the horse and pony rides (the horse and pony looked abused and not well taken care either) also in a 10x10 area and children activities that you can do in your backyard. The ambiance was not strawberry or festive, it was sad, overpriced and pathetic. We will never go again

I love New Jersey tomatoes, and during the summer months, I travel across the bridge to purchase…read morethem from roadside stands and/or farmers' markets. I chose this location because of its proximity and the variety of fruit and vegetables. Unfortunately, it was not worth the tolls or the money I spent. Upon arrival, there was no greeting or acknowledgment; in fact, everyone working there appeared disengaged and unhappy, for lack of a better term, methodically walking around and stocking produce. The tomatoes I purchased were not ripe; some were mushy on the inside, while others were hard. They lacked the earthy flavor that distinguishes them from their supermarket counterparts and had a waxy texture with no aroma. I also bought cucumbers, which were hard and dry except for the very center. The cantaloupe was acceptable, as was the watermelon section. Millville will be the next area I explore, as there are back roads with more options. I was extremely disappointed.

I haven't actually bought much from Muzzarelli's because it's way out of the way for me, but I have…read morebought a few fruits and veggies from them and they've been good and fresh and reasonably priced. They're famous for the orchard fruits, especially apples. Muzzarelli's does fun activities for groups of school children during the fall. They have a corn maze, pick your own pumpkin and other fall activities that are lots of fun. When our group went, we had a picnic and spent a fun 2+ hours. Recommended for young elementary school aged children.

The staff was very helpful in finding what I needed. The selection of plants and accessories was…read moreamazing. Great place to shop for anything garden or home planting.

I drive 30 mins from where I live to shop at Dambly's, even though there are several garden centers…read morewithin 10 mins of my home. I am never made to feel unwelcomed and they provide excellent service. Yesterday, I met Ted, a WONDERFUL person who helped me select the right tomatoes and peppers for my Mother-in-Law based on her requirements. He was extremely helpful, kind and totally geeky about everything plants. He even showed me pics of his harvest from last season. Thank you, Ted, for your help!!

I found Linda to be very accommodating with less than 48 hours notice…read more My friend's Mother had passed away, and the blooming fruit basket looked great with the Angel figurine in the middle. Everyone loved the freshness and sweetness of all the fruit. I thought the price of this arrangement to be very reasonable too. Thank you, Linda! Kathi Manahan

My daughter told me about Blooming Edibles in Atco, NJ…read morebecause I wanted to order a fruit basket. Initially, I ordered the basket on line but had questions. I then called and spoke to Linda and she was more than accommodating in answering all of my questions and customized the selection. She went above and beyond what any person would have done. I was extremely happy with my purchase but then she called me back and gave me another option that was even better than the first. I highly recommend Blooming Edibles in Atco. Thank you once again Linda for all your help!

Absolutely beautiful farm. The animals are all so unique in personality and so friendly. They even…read morehave a goat that acts like a dog . My 5 year old sister loved hanging out with the bunnies, and the donkey, Karen. Amanda was so kind and courteous, giving a tour and info on all the animals. They are clearly well taken care of. I highly recommend this farm to all animal lovers.

We did the tour and it was great. we bottle fed a baby cow frolicked with kids (baby Goats that is)…read morepetted the most beautiful fuzzy rabbit and so much more. ill post a bunch of pictures from our visit so check that out she also does birthday parties and any other events that require the cutest animals she was particularly proud of bringing her animals to nursing homes..........