Speyer's is not only my go to for flowers and vegetables plants in the spring to freshen up my…read moregarden, but its on my weekly run to get their produce or locally sourced items at their farmers market when it opens over the summer! They have some of the best products, prices and atmosphere. Their workers are all amazing and the family that runs it are so sweet and I have enjoyed living down the street from.

Speyers have long been a local staple source of fruits and vegetables. It's a family-run market…read morewith an array of fresh fruits and vegetables when they are in season. I love the community feel, where conversations run freely, all seem joyous, and loving the shopping experience. Service is wonderful. They also carry an assortment of plants and local products like honey, jams, and jellies. My favorite time is during sweet corn season when you can get two ears for a buck. It closes soon and will open again next spring. Products are pricy, so I recommend checking prices at other places,

Great place to find a treasure and merchandise is always changing. I like that it is indoors and…read moreopen every weekend throughout the year. Vendors have all sorts of stuff you could never find in a big box store including things you treasured as a child and would like to own again. I particularly like the selection of out of print books! Highly recommend.

The theme of this flea market is: old, and possibly interesting, but not valuable or rare enough to…read morebe vintage. For example--if you're looking for: Old home hardware Christmas decorations Kids clothing Hunting knives Furniture at least 30 years old Cassettes, VHS and DVDs Kids' toys All covered with a layer of dust and a nice skunky scent... Then this is the place for you. Great prices though... wish I had brought cash for the bookseller because none of the sellers accept cards.

This flea market is amazing. It is massive with so many sellers of pretty much anything you could…read moreanticipate. There is produce, bulk candies, confections, a boot store, a shoe store, so many clothing and jewelry options in addition to vintage and handmade items. There are a lot of seasonal vendors there as well as new comers regularly. Some massive shops and some with a table and canopy. The atmosphere is always friendly people, both sellers and shoppers. Everyone was very welcoming and accommodating. We just finished our second weekend of selling, going back for the 3 day weekend for 4th of July and while I'm exhausted I am excited. Camping is on your site for the most part/ in your vehicle and there are air conditioned restrooms open 24h. Being able to come on Friday without extra charge is valuable if you are not seasonal, giving extra time to be organized without pressing yourself so much in the morning. Cathy's Kitchen has great coffee and breakfast, I've not had their lunch and they are not open for dinner. Everyone in there is so friendly. Free parking and admission make this a great value and must stop for shoppers and no one should be disappointed in doing so. Many people bring their dogs, of all sizes and breeds, some in strollers. They also have puppies for sale/ to adopt, though I'm not the biggest fan of that especially in the heat. There's a country market across the street (not affiliated) with a nice variety of offerings to accommodate your stay as well. Put Reits on your list if you haven't been yet, just bring your sunbrella, sunscreen and water for you and your pet if you bring them. Hope to see you there!

Looking at FB pics and the info provided we drove long way to visit. Info was they open at 8 AM…read more We got there at 7:50 and by 830 there were still only about a 1/4 of booths open. Someone had mentioned the stones in the driveways. They ARE difficult to walk on within the market area. The only other issue was the number of vehicles driving through the market area when open. There isn't enough room for cars AND walkers. Not interested in a further visit. I'd sure would have liked to see the variety and really wanted some wood planters. Oh well. FAR from the best.

I called from Kentucky to get a special plant delivered to a relative in hospice. The person I…read more dealt with was wonderful. Not likely to happen often, but the plant was delivered 1 hour after I made the call. Thank you, Holwerda.

What a great stop. I love flowers and receiving flowers. Came across this floral shop. It sits…read morewithin a strip of business. There is plenty of parking because of this and close parking to the store front. I visited in the winter and am happy to announce the parking lot was plowed and salted. Very easy in and out. They are open until 5pm and I arrived at 4:00pm. I appreciated that they greeted me when I walked in and were happy to see me. Even if they were closing soon. The shop was well lit, smelled wonderful and sold both gifts and flowers for purchase. Its my birthday month so I picked out a special bouquet of tulips for the house for an excellent price of $12.99. The store accepted credit card and the check out process went smoothly. I appreciated the tip about NOT using water from a water softener, to use bottled or outside tap to keep the bouquet living as long as it could. The atmosphere was kind and they even helped answer a few plant tips for my snake plant and peace lily. I over all enjoyed the shop and look forward to my next bouquet of flowers.