This is a family owned "pick your own" farm right outside of Burlington where you can pick your…read moreown peaches right off the trees along with blueberries and blackberries during the growing season. Follow them on Facebook to keep up with what's available and hours of operation. Once you arrive, you can get an empty basket or bucket from under the shelter and head off to pick your peaches or berries and return to the shelter with your harvest where they will weigh it and ring up your purchases. Today was opening day for the 2017 season, the peach trees and blueberry bushes were loaded. The peach I ate when I got home was awesome. Also be sure to check out Jasper at "Jasper's Fresh Squeezed Lemonade" here at Buttermilk Creek, Jasper sets up his lemonade stand here and offers some cold beverages which was a refreshing treat after pickin' peaches in the summer heat. Jasper has his own Facebook page also for his stand so be sure to check him out.

Wish I could give more stars! A beautiful place. Delicious fruit. Wonderful owners! I highly…read morerecommend Buttermilk Creek Farm to anyone that enjoys wonderful fresh fruit!!

Nice, friendly people. Great strawberries. Pick them from the field or they pick them for you!…read moreAffordable even cheap prices and don't forget the strawberry freeze treats and homemade ice cream! They have picnic tables too!

I've been going to the Open Farm days for many years now. With the pandemic, Sunshine Lavender…read moreFarms was able to pivot from the usual lavender celebration inside to an outside event with limited people. As this is a private farm and opened just three days a year to the public, tickets are required for their events. But you can still order products from their website if you were unable to make it to one of the open days. The farm is very welcoming and will make you feel at home and tell you all about the farm. When the lavender is in bloom, the farm is home to many pollinators. Then in December you can buy products made with the lavender grown. You can get culinary lavender; dried lavender; sachets; soaps; lotions; and so much more. If you are looking for a local product this is a good option.

I went to their Lavender Harvest event for the first time today -which I enjoyed. It is a quaint…read morefarm near Durham. They really organized the event well from how you have to RSVP to the event-as parking space is limited- to good vendors that they have who made different lavender products. They have lavender pops from Locopops & prepared lavender foods from Picnic Basket catering. I had lavender chicken salad on croissant, lavender coconut macaroons, lavender chocolate brownies w/ lavender lemonade. All are delicious!! Nice area in the farm to have a picnic. They even have picnic blankets for you to borrow. I also enjoyed the Alpacas who visited the farm today. Beautiful lavender field but don't expect it like the one in Provence. Overall it is a nice Lavender event for those who love lavenders!

Tremendous variety of fresh produce that they deliver straight from their farm! They have added an…read moreorganic area to their farm which grows yellow squash, spaghetti squash, zucchini, cucumbers, sweet potatoes, blueberries, onions, and corn. They also have a huge selection of other produce (potatoes, fruits, broccoli, swiss chard, etc) as well as various herbs and beans. You can go straight to them, buy from them at the farmers market or they drop off weekly at various school and civic area's which is very convenient (one is our son's school)! They also supply the fresh produce for various restaurants in town such as Lucky 32's, Printworks and Green Valley Grille. I love to cook and it is awesome to have fresh produce to cook throughout the various seasons. In addition, they have their own cured meats and sausages which are very good in their own right.

I've loved using this CSA. They offer organic fruits and vegetables, and the Wednesday pick-up on…read moreFranklin Street is very easy. The variety is always excellent, and you can usually expect strawberries, blueberries, or blackberries- unlike a lot of other CSAs. They also have a flower option you can add to your tab which is nice. The small share was a great size for two people, but could be used for 3-4 people too.

Wonderful because plants. Fresh veggies. Canned sauces and jellies…read more Smells good, staff was friendly. Some of the plants could use a little love and everything seemed a little expensive but both of those are subjective. For a garden shop in the middle of a parking lot it's still worth walking through, smelling the roses and smiling.

Disappointed in their increase in prices this year they're 4-in or pots are almost $9 you can find…read morethose around town for around $25 at the most... I can't understand why you would charge $9 for a 4 inch herb.... Good selection but too expensive for me

A large farm with a small canopy set up in their yard to sell the strawberries grown there and…read morewhatever other produce they have available during the growing season.

I love flowers!!! This is the cutest flower farm with much more than flowers. We booked online and…read moreshowed up. When we arrived there was no one there to help us so we read the signs and got started. Everything we needed they provided. There are animals on the farm also for you to enjoy. The grass was really high and itchy. There was a cat that was following us around also. We enjoyed our time here but there wasn't a large selection of flowers!

We have enjoyed going to firefly farm a few times now during this last year, both for Halloween and…read morefor picking wildflowers! Positives-lots of land! Their huge swing is amazing and a highlight for kids! The staff is also very kind. We have visited their haunted house (eclectic, great for younger kids) and for their flowers in the spring and both have been empty (which in my mind is good). You can easily picnic and have all the space you want to yourselves Negatives-there isn't a lot going on. If you prefer places with a lot of activities this is not the place for you