Imperial's garden provided my family with various types of delicious and succulent vegetables. I…read morewould like to thank Ms. Kayla Imperial for the fantastic service that she has provided me. I will definitely be back to buy my produce from now on. 15/10 would recommend

This is a great place to get fresh fruit and vegetables. Really love their selection of heirloom…read moretomatoes. Lots of choices and they always bring in produce fresh from the gardens. The owners are very friendly with customers and will provide "color" about different types of items.

Avoid this place! I stopped there and their produce was dry, looking half dead. If no stars were…read morean option, that's exactly how id rate it

Awesome vegetables and fruit. Great price. They accept credit cards, unline other farms in the…read morearea. We bought red anaheim peppers and tomatoes. The tomatoes were so sweet and ripe.

This farm was great. Reasonable prices and fun selection of produce, especially peppers. We did not…read moreu-pick, but several people were and those prices were even better.

I love this farm. The family and staff are so friendly and helpful. I love that you can u-pick…read moreand there is such a great variety. I look forward to picking here every year. Thank you to the Krueger family for the rich history you have in the valley.

This place is a gem. Amazing produce, jam, honey etc. and it's dirt cheap. A bit off the beaten…read morepath but well worth the drive. I make it a point to go a few times a summer to get peaches and apricots and end up leaving with a bunch of other goodies.

From the owner: 'Growing fruit is in the Brandt family blood. We've been farming in the Yakima Valley since the…read moreearly 1900's. The roots of our company start in 1947, when Everette W. Brandt and his wife and lifelong business partner, Ada purchased 16 acres of peaches and cherries. Two years later, temperatures dropped to minus eight degrees, wiping out the local fruit crop. But E.W. and Ada persevered through this. Eventually, they expanded their orchards and brought their sons into the family business. Today, the Brandt sons and grandchildren carry on their passion for producing the highest quality fruit & keeping the family legacy alive.'

On Hwy 97. Less variety than Fruit City which is 5 mins. away but slso much less expensive.read more