You can wander around aimlessly for hours here and discover thousands of things you'd want or want…read moreto do. Have a gardening project you need help with? They'll help. Need plants that just cover the ground for your front yard? They have a slice of land just dedicated to that. A little late on growing your tomatoes? Don't worry, they have them at all varying sizes. They even have a whole barn house that stores a ton of vintage decorative items that you can spend a decent amount of time in. So much stuff, it spills outward into the front. How cool. I wish I took photos of the rest of the land but all the reviewers captured it best. My photos just shows all the cool stuff I liked. For me, I love going to places like this to be inspired and to wander. Get lost in it. No high pressure tactics here, they'll leave you alone to roam around. I end up learning so much about nature that it becomes an overall relaxing experience. They even have an area where you can sit out and enjoy their events. And their greenhouses are beautiful. So well-stocked with every inch being utilized thoughtfully. It's also sooooo nice that you can bring your dog. I will especially go to an establishment if it's dog friendly. And my dog couldn't get enough of it. Sniffing around and laying out in the shade instead of staying home while I'm out. It seems so unfair which is why this place is such a gem to me. In more ways than one. I'm a fan. I have no complaints. It's a different experience each time and I always leave in such a better state of mind.

We come here every year with my daughter in her annual hunt for specific species of flowers. She…read morelikes them because of the quality and reasonable prices, but most of all for the natural vibe. It doesn't feel like shopping, but more exploring. There's something quite special here. We pick up our lunches on the way over and find a spot to sit overlooking the expansive farm and its accompanying river. Once we're done eating, we explore the different areas of plants and the quaint general store. Staff is on hand to answer any questions and assist as need be. It's a beautiful day out enjoying a unique hidden gem on Long Island. I'd never know it was even there had it not been for my daughter bringing me.

Helen's Pies are the best on The North Fork. The crusts are flaky and buttery and the fruit pies…read morehave a perfect balance of tart/sweet. The produce selection is also excellent with excellent variety. Prices are fair when you consider the quality of what you get. Can the staff be crabby at times? Sure. Are you looking for new friends or a great farm stand? You want nice? Go to Riverhead Library. The staff are wonderful. Personally, I have found that people treat me the way I treat them.

This is a gorgeous farm stand on the North Fork. We were here for pie. We left with 2 "Red, White,…read more& Blue" Pies. They are cherry, apple, and blueberry. Really great! The crust was even good. I ate one slice that night and one the following day. I left NY after that otherwise I would have eaten more. We also picked up goat cheese with blueberry and lemon zest that was fantastic! My friends have been here before and went out of their way to get the pie today. I'm sure we'll all be back!

Last year, Warners Nusery on Sound Ave in Baiting Hollow completely redesigned the entrance to…read moretheir lovely nursery and flower shop and I'm sure glad they did! I've lived in Riverhead for 9 years but never realized that the nursery is open to the public. Mr. Jim Warner greeted us warmly and was extremely helpful and informative about decorative trees that we wanted for our patio. In addition to his inventory of trees, shrubs and bushes, there is a wonderful selection of perennial and annual flowers to choose from as well as fine decorative pottery on display. Prices are more than fair too. All in all, it was a terrific experience and would certainly recommend Warner's Nursery to everyone!

Liked purchasing perennials that are proven growers in our area at a reasonable price. The place…read moreisn't very big but they have a nice selection.

Hubbie and I stopped by on our way home from the Southhold Ford Car Show. This is a lovely family…read moreowned Nursery by Eric and Rebecca Giles. Their home and grounds are lovely and very welcoming. We were extremely impressed with the large selection of plants, trees, shrubs and bushes to choose from. Everything looked so healthy. I purchased the Cat Mint that I was looking for. So happy I found it! There was a number of iron items such as baskets and wall decor for the home and garden. I plan on returning during our next visit out east and will recommend to friends. Thank you, Eric it was a pleasure to meet you! P.S. if you pass the Boy's Scouts traveling west, you went to far.

I passed this place many times in 2020 but did not stop in due to covid. But on this sunny May day…read moreI drove up to this warehouse barn and met two very nice women who showed me so many varieties of tulips. Not supermarket tulips but great colors and shapes that a grower for the trade has to offer. Nice place nearby that I hope I can come to in weeks ahead.

What's so great about Flora Nurseries? Flora Nurseries in Mattituck = Greenhouse grown heirloom…read moretomatoes. Heirloom tomatoes come in various colors from yellow, orange, odd cherry red, purplish, green, and my personal favorite dark green mixed with red.. The concept was around for years as families used the same seeds for generations. Growers often tried to cultivate colors and shapes they liked. There are many rare ones. The ones here are more of the popular ones. They taste amazing, have far more flavor, seem devoid of acid, and are often either gorgeous or horridly ugly.. They are sometimes creepy when small growers grow them.. but are cooler still.. A real treat in the summer with mixed greens or even better as my mother likes them just sliced into wedges. They go out of season on the east end with the weather.. except here.. where greenhouse is on steroids. The proprietor is a greenhouse expert and powers up the east end delivering wholesale to other farm stands. Even other tomato growers sometimes sell these along side their own more so in the fall. They are not certified organic.. Organic heirlooms can be found at Sang Lee and Garden of Eve. This is the source of most heirlooms after the season ends.. I literally just picked up a bunch all the way at Young's Farm in Brookville and they were brought in from here.

Extremely disappointed !! I bought a big $150 blooming cherry tree in June with some other plants ,…read moreI planted the tree as the directions said and in a couple of weeks the tree died :( I went back and found the same person who sold it to me and he totally ignored me , I quickly asked him if there was something I could do and he said that probably next year will bloom again otherwise it's dead !!!! WTF ?? is this an answer ??? That's it ? It was customer service I ever had ! !!! NEVER GO THERE !!!

Small but big enough has all I need every spring. Beautiful evergreens, great customer service. I…read moreordered from them fire wood in a winter and was nice and dry. My shrubs from Hollys look very healthy, they advice what to plant too.