This is a nice rural neighborhood Farm Market. Each Spring through mid-summer, Alexander's offers…read morea wide variety of flowers, vegetables, and herbs. Somewhere mid-summer, they move more into their indoor farm market, where they offer fresh seasonal produce, bakery and some dairy goods. It's fun to stop in and see what's offered!

This will be the second year I started coming here. I was told about Alexander's from several…read morepeople so they must be doing something right. They have a nice selection of plants, herbs and vegetables. One big thing I did notice this year was that they dropped the cell size of the vegetable saplings from 4 to 3 but the price stayed the same $1.99. A lot of places are still charging the same price for a 4 cell so keep that in mind. The plants looked really healthy this year so far. I love their Salad Bowls. I always pick up 2 or 3. It's great having access to fresh lettuce everyday. I also came looking for a couple Lemon Cypress trees. Sadly they don't carry them so that was a bit of a disappointment. We did leave with some herbs and vegetable plants though. TIP: Get here early in the season... The plants that they have in the first week or two of opening are a great deal for their size, a large 4" tomato plant will cost you less than $3.

LI's Farm Market has the best produce and the most beautiful flowers! The produce is the freshest…read moreI've ever had, unless I picked it from my own garden. Try them out!

This is a cute little market. Lots of pretty flowers to look at and yard decor for purchase…read more However the tomatoes we purchased were imported from Canada which is a disappointment. Also, we very much disliked the LJ brand salsa we purchased, mango lime, and threw it away after trying it at home.

Gift shop. When I think of gift shops, I think of airports ripping off forgetful travelers, kitschy…read moreplastic figurines of famous landmarks, airbrushed t-shirts and keychains with the 50 most common girl/boy names spelled out in rainbow-lettered Comic Sans. I think of all the things I would never ever want to buy and fill my house with. While the main house of The Weed Lady is technically a gift shop, it couldn't be further from the cheap, overpriced connotations mentioned above. They set the atmosphere in the entryway, with an assortment of tea, coffee, and cookies to enjoy while you browse (edit: this may only be present during Christmas shopping season. Still, a nice touch!). It's obvious that every item in this shop has been deliberately chosen by the owner, and each one uniquely captures the natural environment. Cedar and sage scented candles, stone vases, tempered votives, long-stemmed glassware, handmade soaps... you could spend hours looking at all of the ornaments and decorations on display. Gorgeous, inviting, warm.. it doesn't even begin to describe the atmosphere that they have created in the 3 main rooms of the house. The Weed Lady is also a florist, with quite a large greenhouse in the back. Will definitely have to do more exploring here during the summer. The prices are a bit high, but also fair when considering you're paying for unique, quality products and excellent, knowledgeable service. Have recommended this place to many people in the area and will definitely be returning!

This was my first time here. 5 stars does not do this place justice it is over the edge and unique…read more I bought the most beautiful magnolia leaves to dry. It's been a long time since I had this much sales resistance I wanted to buy everything.