Lots of flowers, plants, herbs and vege plants. They have bags of dirt-even their own 'home-grown'…read morestuff. Inside they offer fruit and veges for sale, along with pots and other gardening needs.

We generally only come here once a year, which is for our Christmas tree and for their kick-ass…read morecandy. I don't know why it's never crossed our minds to stop by more than once a year, but maybe that'll change? They have a wonderful selection of tress and each year we find one that we think is the perfect size however when we get it home it's almost too big (Christmas tree shopping probz). Their prices are about average and they have a selection of trees for $20 or less -- they tend to have floppy flimsy limbs that don't hold ornaments as well, but they work in a pinch. Immediately upon arrival you are greeted by the guys who work there and they let it be known that they are more than happy to help you find anything you need. We didn't need much help as we only looked for ten minutes or less and we found the tree that we wanted. It only cost us around $30. We showed the employee and he told us to go inside to pay and by the time we got out it was already by the car. While we were inside I had to browse the candy that they have there as well. Who can say no to some sweets during the holidays? I ended up walking out with some snow-caps, peanut brittle, chocolate covered almonds and chocolate turtles for less than $9. Not a bad deal at all. When we got back out they were ready with the tree and they even tied it to the roof for us and it didn't budge the whole way! They also have wonderful wreaths. It's hard to pass them up each year, however we already have a decoration for the front door, so while hard, we end up passing them by each year. Great customer service, great old-fashioned candy and a great selection of trees to bring home for the holiday season. Visit if for no other reason than to get some treats, friendly service and leave with a smile.

In a recent visit to Crestwood, KY, my wife and I visited Reardon's Fruit Market and Garden Center…read moreon New LaGrange Rd. Parking is a bit of a beast but well worth the effort. The garden plants are well cared for and moderately priced featuring a wide array of annuals, perennials and house plants. We purchased two spider plants @ $4 each to revive a hanging basket which is now is thriving. The indoor section features local fresh produce much cheaper and certainly more attractive than commercial retailers. It is also a kick to support our local farmers. There is a big assortment of home-made jams, jellies, candies, honey and other natural food products. They are gearing up for Fall by starting their hardy Mum seedlings. We will certainly return for those when they mature and the Summer heat wave begins to taper off.

Summertime is the time for adding to our beautifully landscaped yard (thanks hubby!). We had heard…read moreabout Reardon's from a friend and decided to check it out. I was on cloud nine walking through the outdoor plants. The plants appeared unscathed by the miserably hot temperatures of the current heat wave that we are experiencing in the area. They had definitely received excellent care. The selection is astonishing. They have a large selection of herbs, annuals, perennials, and ready-made hanging baskets. Browsing through the indoor fruit market is a step back in time. The market has been in business since 1978! Small but chock full of garden fresh fruits vegetables from local farms, locally made honey and jams, locally canned pickled okra and garlic, Amish goods, natural products, and much, much more. Oh, and my favorite, many varieties of old-fashioned candy! The garden center prices beat those of the big box stores and also a few nurseries and garden centers that are closer to our home. The market prices were higher than local grocery and big-box stores, but garden fresh is always better, and supporting local businesses is the way to shop! We needed to replace an old, lethargic spider plant hanging basket and bought two small spider plants that were so healthy and full of pups! Getting in and out of the center was a bit tricky as it is located on the corner of two very busy roads, but it was worth it!

As a Beechmont resident, my husband and I love having a weekly open air market right in our back…read moreyard! Many wonderful businesses and friendly faces. Vendors peddling, made to order foods, fresh produce, art, clothing and more! Check it out!

I stumbled upon the Beechmont market today. I loved it! There were the veggies that you would…read moreexpect and every peas great. I especially loved the booth with the beautiful ceramics. Mugs, whistles, pendants, all beautiful! Great gifts- I highly recommend them! The market runs October I think. Make sure to hit it up before season end. The Beechmont community is great. This market, the library, walking down Southern Parkway or Iroquois Park- feels like home!

This Farmer's Market is still in its infancy, but it's got a great nucleus of vendors. If you live…read morein the area and you're not stopping in, you're missing out. The staples are all here. Several farms come loaded with veggies. Three good breadmakers (including Klaus and his famous pretzel loaves). A couple places to buy eggs. Grasshoppers. Steel City Pops. Monnik crowlers. Kombucha. Quiches. We came home with an armful of pawpaws last week. Are you scared off by expensive farm-raised chickens? Well, $1 might still get you a watermelon or a pair of bell peppers or cucumbers. You're more into cocktails than drum circles? Well, last week at the market we had a demonstration from a local Maker's Mark rep, showcasing market ingredients. Yes, cocktail sampling. I can't promise that will happen frequently, but I can promise that the leadership behind this market isn't sleeping on the job. I'm so happy this market is taking shape.

This rating may seem harsh, but I am hopeful I will be able to bump in up soon enough…read more I moved to the neighborhood just under a year ago and was excited when I realized there was a weekly Farmers Market so close to my home. I just have to, you know, wake up early enough on the weekend to get to a Farmers Market in time to enjoy it. I stopped by a couple times over the summer. It is still pretty small and seems like it is still establishing itself. I hope it continues to grow and gets bigger and better. As it stands, there were a few CBD booths, a couple bakery/pre-made stuff booths (muffins and quiches and cookies, oh my!), sometimes a meat booth, and usually one produce booth. There is also a sort of pop-up food booth so you can get something for breakfast or brunch and eat it there. The vendors and all the people I have encountered while here are super friendly and nice. There just haven't been the kind of stock or variety that I am hoping for. Still, it all just feels small and incomplete. And I will absolutely be back! I really hope it grows and becomes more established and draws both more vendors and more customers!

Second year in a row visiting Bryant Blueberry Farm. Family tradition solidified…read more And on our most recent visit, we met the orchard cat! This sweet gray kitty lounged under the blueberry bushes and was so sweet with my kids. This cat followed us around a bit. I think it was the highlight of the visit for my son. Plus something else we learned on our most recent trip: Bring plastic clamshell containers, like what you get blueberries in at the grocery store. These were great to put berries right into, and then you don't have to repackage them when you put them in the fridge. These blueberries were sweet, better tasting than what we get at the store. We'll be back next year!

This is one of my favorite spring to summer places to head to with my little one! The owners are so…read morekind, and so knowledgeable! You just drive and drive and drive until you pull into a little grass parking area, walk over and grab a bucket lined with a bag, check the row numbers that you can pick then get to work! I brought my 4 year old, and he had so much fun picking the berries and telling me about how berries come from trees-not target! We picked 6 pounds of berries for under $15! Overall it's a fun family outing, and you get to bring home blueberries! Now it's time for me to go figure out some fun blueberry recipes!

Emily's Lights at one of the chalets in Norton's Common has beautiful painted bottles ( whiskey/…read morebourbon) . I bought a number of Christmas tree bottles along with snow man bottles. She also paints team bottles and derby bottles. Emily is wonderful to work with and her beautiful bottles are always a big hit at Bunco and Christmas.

Norton Commons hosts their farmer's market on Sunday, which makes it unique from others around…read moreLouisville. However, while the number of vendors has grown, I didn't spot many selling fruits, veggies or meat. Those that were had a steady crowd. What I did spot today: jarred veggies and preserves, soaps and candles, handcrafted baby items and toys, Berserker cold brew, West 6th beer, desserts by the slice, wooden artwork and food trucks. The farmers market is held near the regular cottages (steel city pops, alchemy, bluegrass witch, etc.) so they'll be open for business too. This was a quick pit stop for our day, approx 30 minutes. If you come hungry they have 2-3 food trucks or booths to grab a snack. We picked up beef lumpia from the Bamba's food truck and sat on the post office steps. There's a few tables around the cottages and we spotted a couple of families laying blankets in the field for a quick picnic.

This place was super neat! We have been in a gardening kick and we're thrilled when we stumbled…read moreupon this. It's a super casual setting with very friendly and down to earth staff who are very knowledgeable and willing to help. They offer a bunch of garden stuff, seeds, some plants that we bought, as well as services like knife sharpening for a good value. We can't wait to stop by again!

So...the groundhog says it'll be an early Spring. Ok so maybe Phil's not the most reliable source…read morefor that but I figured February is as good a time as any to pick up some organic seeds to be prepared for when the time comes to plant my outdoor salad garden. For a little over $3 a packet, I was able to get organic kale seeds, spinach, romaine and a gourmet lettuce mix. I don't think I've ever been to a garden supply store and found exactly everything I needed in stock or such a large variety of lettuces to choose from. This was definitely not the case at the places I went to last year where it took me three trips before I got my hands on a packet of cilantro seeds. Maybe it was because last year I waited too late into the season or maybe Fresh Start Growers Supply just always has an awesome selection. All I know is that I'll be back. And, it turns out they have really affordable potting classes coming up soon! *Parking/Storefront entrance: If you're coming up Baxter, continue on to Jefferson and take a right onto Wenzel and a right into their lot.

Fresh fruit and vegetables. They also have green tomatoes. And different fruit to pick. They also…read moresell herbs and potted vegetables.