A great place for flowers, and in the fall it's a great place to get painted pumpkins. This quaint…read moreand adorable farm has been my family's go to since I was a child. The flowers are beautiful, not over priced, and the bouquets were well put together. I have fond memories of coming out here in the crisp windy weather of fall to chose a pumpkin and some gourds. The pumpkins are always adorably painted, come in varying sizes, and, just like the flowers, aren't overpriced. My mom always complained I had to pick the biggest, most outrageous looking pumpkin in the world. Usually I got a large pumpkin with a famous painting on it like starry night or Mona Lisa. See ya in the fall.

Stopped in on the way home from St Joe to get some fall decorations. Awesome family farm, the kids…read moreare very helpful and very personable. Good prices and we were happy to buy from a local family place. They have a great selection, check them out when you are in the area.

The PEACHES!! Great for u-pic and the cutest country store down the road. As a fellow "picker"…read morestated out in the orchard "Living the dream"

My Family and Friends have been coming here many years. It's always a fun time. My suggestion is to…read morego in September to pick apples. I love the jellies and jams.

I made my monthly stop for 2 hard cider growlers today and decided to try the Blackberry cider…read more Definitely not disappointed with that decision. Well done.

Truly a slice of Americana as this farm has been worked for three generations since 1928! Family…read moreowned and operated, low-key, understated, not in the least commercialized like other carnival-style operations. Run by polite, down-home, plain spoken people. Worth a visit not only for the pickin' but they also have a wonderful selection of wine. Support independent growers/farmers like this!

A very cool working organic farm that is taking big steps towards connecting community with their…read morefood. They offer workshops and camps for the kids but also provide education for adults interested in farming or just self sufficiency. I helped last year at one of their volunteer events and we planted all sorts of trees for the estabilshment of a food forest. Apples, Pears, hazelnuts, horseradish, asparagus, plums... and more. Can't wait until that matures!

From the owner: We operate a 60 member CSA, host a Farm Camp for 2 months during the summer and offer adult…read moreeducation for sustainable farming and gardening.

A real farm experience! Great, fresh, and local fruit, produce, and other items! Really helpful…read moreand kind staff. The store is located right on the farm near the orchards and fields...a beautiful and natural setting.

Bixby's Farms is fantastic. Their farm stand has such a great fresh selection of locally grown…read moreproduce PLUS they have an amazing selection of Salsas, Jams, and Fruit Butters all made with fruit grown right on the FARM! Strawberry season is a fun time to head to Bixby for their u-pick! From May (strawberry season) to the fall (apple season) they always have what I am looking for.

My favorite little shop to visit whenever I am in the area. The owner is such a friendly lady! She…read moreallows you to walk around and look at the animals or sit down and enjoy the lovely views. Everything sold is homemade and just wonderful! I have bought pure honey , a jalapeño berry jam, and a coconut honey mix which are all a definite 10/10! Cash only shop

Lovely place, awesome honey, sweet animals, and the kindest owner we've ever met. We love visiting…read morehere!

Fun Halloween themed farm with pretty much everything you can think of. You can purchase pumpkins,…read morepick grapes and there's a nice amount of rides and activities for kids. The staff is very friendly and helpful. They are cash only, so make sure you bring some with you.

Best place to get pumpkins and grapes. Must see place! Inexpensive. Fun for all ages…read more Three Oaks not far away. Cute little village ...

Unbelievably cool Farm-to-Table event surrounding a local artist's showcase. Each dish was…read moreincredibly fresh, and was paired with either their own wines/spirits or locally created beverages. Very clean, neat, and timely in their presentations. A truly memorable experience.

Granor Farm popped on my radar from friends who attended their Winter Dinners. I was so lucky to…read morethen visit twice: 1) Farm stand over July 4th weekend - they had pop up lobster rolls (DELISH!) and ice cream. They really had a beautiful farm stand full of items from their organic farm. 2) A summer supper in their culinary greenhouse - In the summer time, they offer this Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday - all updated times on their website. But, evening agenda is: 6:30 PM ET Welcome Beverage in the School House 6:45 PM ET Farm Tour Leaves 7:15 PM ET Dinner in the Greenhouse We ended up getting rained out so we learned all about the farm in the school house. But, there's signage all out in the farm so you can wander, explore. We had a beautiful dinner - which btw the Greenhouse IS air conditioned. I wasn't sure. Anyways we had a beautiful dinner and I'll list my menu as a sample, but I am sure yours will be different and equally as wonderful: *Cool Farm Kale Chips *Cherry Tomato (Radish, Pickled Pearl Onion, Cured Salmon, Arugula Microgreens) *Crispy Rice Salad (Kale, Cabbage, Cucumber, Carrot, Pickled Green Strawberry, Tahini Dressing) *Semolina Gnocchi (Eggplant Caponata, Cotija) *Roasted Chicken and Kohlrabi (Olive Chimichurri, Apricot) *Basil Custard (Pistachio Toffee, Black Raspberry, Fried Basil) Fun fact - Granor is portmanteau of the founders' daughters name: Grace + Eleanor! So precious.

Shuler Dairy Farms is SUCH a gem in southwest Michigan, it's truly underrated! Bill and Carolyn are…read moreso sweet and truly love what they do! It was such a great experience to check out the barn & indulge in some ice cream! We can't wait to come back for more for years to come!

The "hands on" tour was great for our 2 year old. We learned so much and loved spending time at the…read moredairy farm!

I used to come up to Niles, Mich., occasionally, and always wanted to stop by the lavendar farm,…read morebut my schedule never aligned with their hours. Well, luckily, I had another trip to the area with some friends, called, and they were open! June 5, 2023 - we are hitting the farm beofre everything is in bloom or ready to u-pick, so we basically just shopped in the little store. There are sachets, food stufffs, books, dried lavendar, lotions, lip balms, live plants for sale, and more! The young woman behind the counter was very friendly and chatted with us about the different vaieties of lavendar -- did you know, one is better for sachets and one is better for cooking? We all sampled the lavendar honey -- so good! I am having some in tea as I type this. Also bought a big bag of sachet buds, ome culinary lavendar, & some small purple spray bottles. One of my friends got a bag of lavendar chocolates -- so #yum! One if not enough, you can really taste the lavendar on the second. ;) #ReviewsByRL

Glad to find another great local place to visit from our place in New Buffalo. Selection of…read moreproducts is very good covering sprays, soaps, lip balm, essential oils, body lotions as well as food grade products such as dried herbs and lavender extract. I use the lavender extract in my tea and plan to use in some desserts. We look forward to visiting here in the warmer weather.