The service is first rate They really understand their…read moreinventory @ can guide you. Lots of selection & great place

Staff was extremely helpful and knowledgeable Very large…read moreselection and reasonable pricing

People must be starved for severely-overpriced artisanal cheese and baked goods, because the crowd…read morehere on this rainy Sunday was off the hook. Parking is a nightmare; try getting a street spot a couple of blocks away, as the muni lot nearby is a demolition derby waiting to happen. I would expect to pay more than supermarket prices for the cheese, bread and veggies here, but these vendors are just gouging with their prices, like $15 for s medium loaf of bread, $24 for a modest wedge of gouda, and $15 for one crab cake. If they picked up their tents from upscale Summit, and dropped them into a town like Roselle Park, I guarantee these astronomical prices would drop like rocks. Try Scotch Plains farmers market on Saturdays instead.

Local farmers and vendors, very crowded even in a light rain - parking can be a challenge in the…read moreSunday weekend, so make sure you pick your parking a bit further away unless you wanted to wait in the car for a while. Lots of veggie and fruit vendors - be prepared, they charge more for local produce (higher than Whole Foods) although from what I could tell, very good quality (albeit not a lot of organic). Some food carts, too, will be back to try those! Lots of pets, too, watch the dogs underfoot.

Wonderful seasonal produce. Excellent homemade jams. Hafta say that when they close for the holiday…read moreseason, i am very sad.

Today I felt very disrespected at Crane Farm. I went seeking a flower to put on my grandfather's…read moregrave which is close in proximity to the farm stand (it would have been his 94th birthday). I was not satisfied with the selection so I decided to grab some fresh fruits for my blender instead. As I was checking out I noticed there was a sign that said "$10 minimum for card", unprompted, I picked up a bag of the most expensive spinach I could find in the fridge just to make the minimum. The woman behind the counter said "that won't make it okay!!" Then went to the fridge to seek a more expensive bag, only to find that was the biggest one. She came back and tossed it towards me, it rung up $9.77. She proceeded to go into a diatribe in a tone I did not appreciate exclaiming, " it would help if you carried cash on you! I get charged a fortune every time you use credit!" I said I don't like carrying cash on me and that I was sorry. Mind you this was TWENTY THREE CENTS under ten bucks and the customer in front of me just used a card (why is this even offered as a service if she is so vehemently against the use of card?). She then proceeded to chastise me further about this as my card processed. I immediately wished I was back in Brooklyn where the black owned businesses and immigrant upstarts are always grateful to their customers and use the simple square service for cards that can be utilized on any iPad or iPhone. All I wanted was some flowers and was already feeling sad about my grandfathers birthday and him not being here to celebrate. For all the locals, go to Wightman's farms as their produce is always very fresh and they seem to be very friendly towards customers. I have been in restaurants where the customer service was lousy and the product was good, but at this farm stand was not even of high quality product, I bought some blueberries that looked good but after a handful they were all rotten and looked to be from the dregs of the season. I will never again support such lousy customer service, perhaps treating a customer with an ounce of respect was too much to ask. I didn't bust my rear end to spend my hard earned dollar to a service that doesn't appreciate my business. Arrivederci crane farms !!.

This is first place I go to for my plant needs, it's a small nursery but pretty much has everything…read moreat very reasonable prices. This year I bought redbud and it's absolutely stunning, I wanted to buy peach tree but all are sold out. I would recommend going here first (if not going farms in south jersey) and early in spring. They do deliver and plant tree for you. I think they charge 60% price of plant to deliver and plant.

I recommend Country Mile Gardens, and I particularly recommend Jenn Thompson, the landscape…read moredesigner. She is so pleasant to work with, truly listening to your "likes", needs, and budget. She makes great suggestions, but if you are not sure, she will continue to find creative ideas for complete satisfaction Pricing compared to prior work I have had done is very reasonable. Everything about working with Jenn was spot on -- initial appointment, follow up, all communications, scheduling, and installation. I live close to some large nurseries in Morris County, but I will travel to Bernardsvile for great selection and honest pricing at Country Mile.

The market at Scotch Plains is an adorable little market it just is in of many more vendors. What's…read morethere is good but not enough make it worth your while if coming from any distance but worth it if coming for a few specifics! Lot's of fresh produce, delicious barreled pickles, kimchi and many other pickled items. Caribbean foods with aroma to drive you wild. Lithuanian breads and baked good and there was more indeed just not a large market but in town or if you live near make a trip out and come see. What is here is wonderful and all the locals enjoy this is obvious to me! Address: Municipal parking lot 430 Park Avenue Scotch Plains New Jersey 07076

Every town in Union County seems to have their "thing". Cranford with the best downtown and…read morefrequent town-wide celebrations. Westfield with Addams Fest and its town-wide bougieness. Scotch Plains likely would point to its annual St. Bart's/UNICO Festival, but I'd argue the Farmer's Market is an even better calling card. The market, held every Saturday from spring to fall, is anchored by three farms that each sell fresh produce, priced similarly so you can choose your favorite on quality. Scattered throughout are other longtime favorites, including delicious order ahead empanadas and barrels of pickles. But along with those mainstays are a revolving cast of tasty treats and interesting stands - from craft beers and ciders to freshly-made pesto and baked goods. The market does get crowded around lunchtime, and with few tables available for sitting and snacking, it isn't somewhere to stop and eat. That said, there are a couple of nice restaurants in walking distance, so you can always grab a bite after getting your produce.

Quite the selections of plants of various sizes. The staff is very helpful in guiding you to the…read moreright plant that fit your lifestyle and needs. They offer workshop classes of different kinds around working with plants. If street parking is hard to find, there are a few parking lots around the area.

Just wanted to give a shout out to the Terrace Plant Shop and their staff for helping me host a…read morefabulous bridal shower event at their venue! Everyone had so much fun at your terrarium workshop! Highly recommend!

I couldn't reach the garden center from the city, but Junior called me on FaceTime to show me the…read moreplants he had available that would be a good fit for us. Great plants and great customer service!

This is where you shop for quality plants. During the winter I research what's new for the upcoming…read moreseason. Orange garden center always has the latest plants (yes it's a thing ), of course heirlooms and lots of shrubs. Everything is well organized but it doesn't stop me from asking questions There is always someone available to answer and give you planting tips. Located on a residential street parking can be problematic but they offer assistance loading your car.

Fantastic selection of plants and other garden items. Very friendly, helpful staff. I enjoyed…read moreshopping here.

I've been sleeping on this spot for way too long…read more Plant selection and prices cannot be beat. No more Loews or Shop Rite - the Agway is definitely where I'll be going from now on. Right now they are so well stocked for fall - mums of all different shapes, sizes and colors. Tons of pumpkins of course. But really the highlight are all of the other unique plants they have that I really haven't seen elsewhere. Definitely a must if you are local and want to get some plants and flowers.