I think I could spend hours lost in this cute lil shop, especially with Forged Coffee brewing…read moredrinks inside! Forged is what brought me in but I loved browsing the array if beautiful plants, as well as all the cute gifts and trinkets - even clothes! All of the staff were so sweet and I'll definitely be returning for some candles and plants!

Beautiful store! Full of plants (which I tried not to look at... I have too many plants at home!)…read moreand handmade, unique items and clothing. If you want pretty plant pots, this is the place to go! They also have fresh flowers for a bouquet. I walked around maybe three rounds, found several items -- all for myself! Beware, if you are gift shopping, because you'll keep finding what YOU want. Oh, also, they have several original paintings by Sidne Teske on the wall. What a treat!

Fantastic selection of plants and landscaping materials. They do have sales, although I found some…read moreof their prices to be a little bit more expensive than Lowe's or Home Depot. Selection is far better though! Inside has a ton of home decor and gift selections.

I like to send flowers to my casino host, and Moana has been phenomenal. Gorgeous, fresh flowers…read moreand the experienced designers will help customize to a theme. I also had a bouquet sent to our room and it lasted beautifully. Delivery fee is fine, though I was charged two full fees when I had two bouquets delivered at the same time to the hotel. Very glad to have found a local florist!

This is a great place to get perennials specifically grown to thrive in Reno. I was happily…read moresurprised by the depth of variety. Everyone was super helpful. I'm just so glad I came.

I've been calling the last few weeks asking about the seedlings…read more. Last year was great for bell peppers.. Today I picked up basil, Japanese eggplant, and a yellow bell.. Price for all three $14, a little high, but if things go well... what more can I say.. Glad to stop and be able to pick from a good variety of seedlings..

Very limited on the "Farmer's" aspect of Farmers Market. There are only 2 vendors bringing produce…read more It's not the biggest gathering, but a myriad of other displays. Wooden toys, food truck, ice cream, metal sculptures, musicians, jewelry, honey... Everyone business is very friendly and helpful too. Clean areas, but the parking lot is a bit convoluted to maneuver thru. Parking lines seem to be merely a suggestion...

This is by far, is my favorite Farmer's Market in the Reno, Sparks area. The focus is always on the…read morefruit and vegetables. I love being able to buy my fruits and produce from the farmers. I love that there are minimal Arts and Crafts and the focus is on the fresh foods. Every Tuesday from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm. All the vendors are friendly and can offer advice if you need it. I do wish I would see more vegetables and fresh herbs. Some of the other vendors are Lavender, Pet Snacks, Fresh Breads and Baked Goods, and a local creamery that had ice creams by the pints. The last time I went there was a jewelry maker and knife-sharpening vendors. The fruit vendors offer samples of the fruit for you to taste. I can't wait to go back and get a variety of plumcots. Can't wait to make some jam.

Really nice little farmers market without all of the commercialism. Good balance of fruits and…read moreveggies with arts and crafts. Parking is free and prices sre reasonable. Check it out.

6/1/2024 First day…read moreof the Farmer's Market- The first time visit was when we just moved here.. Back today, and just so convenient from our neighborhood... Not too many vendors- but enough to get some peaches and veggies.. Located in the back and no dogs allowed.. If my veggies don't grow I'll be back..

Our favorite Farmers Market in the Reno area! Such a widespread variety of local and Sacramento…read morevalley farmers with amazing produce and goods. It's well organized with plenty of parking too. The farmers and their employees are always cheerful and ready to offer assistance or a delicious sample. Every now and then you'll get some rude and arrogant people who have decided that their animal is beyond good behavior, but the market staff do their best to keep them inline.

I've been going for 20+ years and usually the fruit is expensive but worth it. This year our local…read moreRaley's has tastier fruit and, of course, at much better prices. I won't be returning this year.

If you want to know what passion is, go meet any one of our many local farmers! The work they do is…read moretireless, continuous, and exhausting, yet each day, they wake up with a big ol' smile on their faces excited and ready to face the challenges of providing their community with delicious, nutritious, and humanely raised food to eat! I'll never forget my first visit to Girlfarm! Coming up the drive we were greeted by a herd of very interesting looking sheep, seemingly stampeding toward us, which stopped us in our tracks. From the ominous trail of dust that followed them you could hear commands helping Frankie Fly guide the herd down the trail and into the pasture. Eventually we saw the red quad and the "Wee Farmer", Wendy Baroli, sitting proudly atop it, who quickly jumped down to greet and welcome us to her slice of heaven. Wendy Baroli is one of the amazing people in our local community working hard to provide us all with something a little better. If you haven't met her, you need to! If I had to sum her up in just a few words they'd be tenacious, dedicated, passionate, and ferocious (in a good way!). At Girlfarm, her mission is to introduce our local food community to those heritage breeds and heirloom varieties that offer up the greatest flavor, which sadly have fallen out of sight as a result of more easily produced food and imports. If that isn't cool enough, the best part is she wants to share her knowledge and the experience of producing it with everyone as well. Through the Girlfarm Farm Family program, everyone is invited to be a part of raising some of the animals and crops grown on the farm. From planting to harvesting, you're able to be a part of it all. I can't think of a better way to connect with your food than this. It's very easy to pick up a plastic wrapped package at the store and bring it home, but there's a whole other level of satisfaction you get when you get to consume something you helped to produce. Farm families are invited to help process chickens and turkeys, as well as enjoy some of the produce from the farm, all with the help of Wendy and her partner Jill. The farm is nestled in beautiful country right beneath the hills at the NV/CA border. Wendy has several acres where she raises beef, pork, lamb, chicken, and turkey, along with produce including brussels sprouts, peppers, strawberries, and more! And best of all, she's constantly planning, plotting and dreaming about the next great thing she'll be planting and how she's going to bring it to market for us all to enjoy. If you want to learn more about this amazing operation, the happenings of the farm, arrange a tour, or sign up as a Farm Family, check them out on Facebook or their website!

Paid for a subscription from March through June this year. Never heard back from them at all. I've…read morebeen trying to reach them and there's just no way. Starting to think this was a scam.

This is my second year participating in Great Basin's Community Supported Agriculture Basket. I…read morethink it's a wonderful program. It's a weekly basket of local, seasonal, sustainable produce You prepay for the season and each week you pick up a big box full of a variety of goods. Sometimes you get nuts and fruits thrown into the mostly veggie mix. I split my pickup with two other friends as I am single and mostly cook for myself I could never finish one box in a timely fashion. I'm enjoying the Spring Basket which is 10 weeks of various salad greens, garlic, green onion, fresh herbs, radishes, carrots, garlic and so much more. Summer is 14 weeks of bountiful produce (just take a look at their website to see all that's included!) with beautiful Fallon melons and the occasional basket of raspberries or strawberries that made me alarmed at how delicious the fruit can be. (I literally said "omg, these strawberries have so much strawberry flavor!!" because I had become used to those huge but bland or tart berries from the grocery store). I chose to participate in this instead of going to the weekly farmers markets because this way I'm forced to try new things I might not pick out on my own. It's been fun to try new veggies and get these beautiful mostly organic heirloom varieties as well. Each week they send out a newsletter keeping you updated as to what's being harvested and what to expect in the coming week so you can menu plan. They also include recipe suggestions each week. At the end of the season they hold a potluck "Day at the Farm" at Lattin Farms which was neat to meet others and go on Hay rides and corn mazes. The organizers and participating Farmers are gracious and good at taking feedback. I'm surprised at the variety of things that are grown in northern Nevada (or nearby) although there was quite an abundance of zucchini, tomatoes, and melons every week. Overall it's a great program and I'll likely continue to participate as long as they offer it. They are expanding their pickup points and times and also offer a flower basket too.

I just joined the Great Basin Basket CSA for the first time this summer. I got my second basket…read morelast week (I signed up for both the fruits and vegetables). As mentioned in the earlier review, you pay in advance for the summer and receive a "basket" every week for 14 weeks of fresh produce from local farmers. We share both baskets with my parents as it's too much for one couple to eat. POSITIVES: You get REALLY fresh fruit and produce every week. We eat more fruits and vegetables than ever before and it forces me to try new recipes. Instead of buying the same thing every week I am getting creative and having a BLAST doing it. The fruits and vegetables really are some of the best I've ever tried. You also get a variety of fresh herbs. This last week we got Sun Jewel Melon which I've never even heard of! Not to mention, it feels good knowing that you are supporting local farmers! NEGATIVES: It's pricier than if you were to go to the local farmers market and buy the same amount of produce. We pay $32.15/week for vegetables and $20/week for fruits. For $52/week we could go crazy at the Saturday farmers market and be buying from a lot of the same growers! Also, because we can't pick up the items until after work (5:30ish) they've been in the heat/sun for a few hours and unfortunately require a lot of TLC to be able to save them for a few days. We are forced to eat a lot of it in the first couple of days (as they are ripe NOW) and then end up buying produce at the store to last the rest of the week anyways. Overall, I am really enjoying my purchase. I'm not sure I could afford to sign up again next year, but since I'm prepaid for 14 weeks I am going to definitely enjoy the fresh produce and exciting variety I receive each week. If you don't have to watch your money very closely and like the idea of trying new items while supporting local business then I highly suggest you sign up for the CSA www.greatbasinbasket.com.