This is such a great place to visit! We had so much fun - corn maze, hay maze, tractor ride, slides…read moreand games for the kids to play and run around, petting animals - rabbits, goats and pigs, Fields of beautiful flowers. Tons of picture opportunities and food/ snacks and drinks to keep you refreshed. Of course a huge selection of pumpkins to take home. Wonderful way to spend a Sunday Family day!

My husband and I get to be kids every year when we visit. I'm not sure why fall brings this out,…read morebut WH pumpkin patch helps us indulge! We usually need two trips to get all the pumpkins we need to decorate our barn and home. It is a gorgeous, very friendly and fun place to spend some time. Cute animals, props and a gigantic selection of pumpkins. Very well laid out and tons of parking.

We had a really nice stop to pick ripe, perfect strawberries. We were driving 41 south in Tennessee…read moreand by luck found the place. The people running the place were so welcoming. I know that nature is in charge, but this was the day that the strawberries were at their peak. We could have bought pre picked berries but we chose to pick our own. What an excellent rest stop. They even had a portapotty. These are so sweet and ripe throughout. More types of berries are coming with the seasons. Families with young children were having a great time. Hope this enterprise continued success.

Can't recommend this farm enough! I've always grown up picking blackberries in Alabama, so I was…read morelooking for a new place to pick up here. I've definitely found my new go-to spot! The fields are well organized/maintained and easy to walk through. There was plenty of space to not run into anyone else while you were filling up your bucket. Also you don't have to pay to get in to pick the berries which is a huge perk! I'll definitely be back to pick more or get some blueberries next time.

This place was off the chain ‍. We pulled up to get a few people pumpkins for fall and stumbled…read moreonto a festival with live music, crafts and more. It really was a pleasure dealing with the owner Mr. Jones and his fiancé. Even saw them making homemade loofahs! Give this place a try for various produce, festivals and more!

Great place to purchase livestock feed and chicken feed. Their Sweet Feed for the horses is…read moreespecially popular.

We live near the Co-op and after passing it for a couple of years, finally decided to swing by to…read moresee what they offered. They definitely cater to more farm-oriented clients, so it is less commercial nursery and more supply store for those in the lifestyle of outdoors and farming. None of this is a bad thing, but just to set the expectation! The store is good sized and depending on the season features a lot of outdoor space fitted with plants, grass seed, accessories, rock, straw, piping, barrels, etc...Interior is a little of everything from clothing to gardening tools, mowers, grills, grilling accessories, housewares, decor, chemicals, animal feed and treats and much more! Once we understood what they offered, we were solid. We were after a bit more flower bed based items and flowers themselves, which was not really offered here. We did pick up a few seed packets and a grill brush while here, so all was not lost on the visit. Service was a tad off from expectation, as they associates were quite busy with each other and less interested in engaging customers, even during check out. Overall, solid spot when needed. I understand the need for and dependence on the Co-op. Once we add a couple of acres, I can imagine this being a more consistent spot for us!

These folks really know there stuff. Everything seems reasonably priced, and the service is always…read morewarm and welcoming.

They had everything we needed, were friendly and very helpful, and I know we'll be back often.read more

Great place to do business with. I buy my grass seed and…read morefertilizer there and even had them put brakes on my car. Good people

Great product selection! Excellent customer service and knowledge of growing. I love that they…read moreoffer PH calibration to customers - such a great perk!! I recommend this place to all my friends and fellow growers. Let's keep this place alive!!

Mark Miller founded one of Nashville's newest and sexiest businesses in an area of town that is…read moreundergoing a level of gentrification that is surprising even by the standards of one of the country's fastest growing markets. This neighborhood of town, Trinity Lane and Dickerson Pike, was so dangerous when I was growing up in Nashville in the 80s, that white people didn't come here after dark and only when heavily armed by day. Now, you can stand on a street corner and watch the kids getting off the school bus and tell things have changed; not only is the population diverse, but increasingly affluent. In fact, new real estate projects are asking, and getting, $150 a square foot and more. Indoor Growers' World occupies the Warner building, an old warehouse that has been completely renovated and now offers commercial offices, retail space, and a unique multi-use environment built out of repurposed shipping containers. In their showroom, Indoor Growers World shows off the latest in hydroponics, aquaponics and traditional growing methods. These used to be terms known primarily to marijuana connoisseurs but are now mainstream among urban growers, local and organic food advocates, and even suburban people like myself who want to grow their own food. The showroom is packed with technology tools to help gardeners and urban farmers grow healthier food faster and easier. The store manager, Matt, is an expert in indoor growing and the tools necessary to maximize the health and yield of produce. Stop by and meet these two friendly guys and check out some of Nashville's coolest retail space.

We are so incredibly happy here. Whitney and the horses are amazing. My daughter is learning so…read moremuch and it has been a life changing experience from her.