Great value if you cut your own. Only $40.00. Beautiful trees, nice people. Nice sekection if…read moreprecuts- very fresh.

Good prices, very friendly people & the most reasonable prices for trees. Although after 3 yrs of…read moregetting our tree there, it seems like all the taller ones are gone. It might take a couple of years before we can get a 5!or 6 foot tree there!

I went to the Magic Hour Market, which was held in a separate area at the farm. FYI, you do not…read moreneed to complete the waiver if you're not going to the farm/brewery. I hope that I am not bombarded with emails, since you are forced to supply an email address. The grounds are beautiful. You can walk among some hops. There were also two food trucks, and a bar. I wasn't hungry, but the menus did sound great! There was a live band that was pretty good, and plenty of seating. The admission charge was $5. The market ran from 5-9 pm. I signed up for a tarot card reading, but alas it was VERY popular. It was a 3-card reading for $25. Readings took about 10-15 minutes. Unfortunately, by the time that I wanted to leave (before it got dark), he was still on the first page. So I crossed out my name. There were some very fun tables, with jewelry, perfume, and crafts, also a bookstore and a tee shirt stand. The "metaphysical" bookstore was adorable, with a fun "Blind Date with a Book" selection. There were some oracle cards and a couple of decks of tarot cards. As someone who has been to many metaphysical bookstores, and owns a decent collection of books, I wouldn't say that this store qualifies. But it's fun, and the proprietor was wearing a witch hat. I think that it was appropriate for the venue. Not for serious searchers. I browsed all the booths. There was the usual selection of stone bead bracelets. These used to be $5-7, but are now $28. H'mmm. There were craft booths, and a chain bracelet/ankle bracelet/necklace that were finished as you sat. The chains (sterling, gold, or other) were very, very, very thin and quite expensive. The people running the booths were generally very friendly. There were a couple of exceptions. The perfume lady did not have prices posted, and ignored the woman next to me, who asked for the price three times before she and her daughter left without buying anything. They had picked out two fragrances each. The perfumes were beautifully packaged, but the two that I tried on sample paper seemed to lack the notes referenced on the cards. The tee shirt guy didn't greet anyone who walked in. This was my first "fall festival" experience. While the venue is beautiful, and the vendors varied, I found the available merchandise to be extremely overpriced IMO. Granted, tariffs, inflation, etc, but prices were very high for what was offered. There were also gorgeous candles and soaps. Beautiful, and would be very nice for gifts, but IMO quite expensive for what they were. Very nicely packaged, which definitely contributed to the cost. Maybe it's just me. I had a reseller license in CO, and plan to get one in NY to sell my jewelry. So I know what stones, packaging, etc, cost wholesale. To be fair, though, that was pre-tariff. Anyway, it was a pleasant hour. I'm sorry that I wasn't hungry, because the food truck offerings were probably delicious.

We came here for the tulip festival and had an amazing time!…read more Prices for the festival are steep ($25 PP on weekends) but we made the most of it. Rows and rows of tulips that are $1 each! If you were able to get the bulbs you could take those home too, which is a nice perk since they are perennials and will come back year after year. Plenty of parking. Tickets are cash or card. They have some goodies to also purchase on your way out. Petting farm for the kiddos (I mean I squealed when I saw the cute pigs too). Live music. Food trucks. The main nursery is open, as well. Lots of plants for sale when we went. And LI Farm Brewery is on premises!

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.

I want to preface this by saying that I absolutely love shopping locally, and this spot is very…read morebeautiful! The workers are very nice and all plants are lush and full, at reasonable prices. This being said, as I was entering one of their store sheds, I noticed a painting that is blatantly racist and disgusting. There's honestly no explaining this, as it is just displayed for everyone to see. I'm very disappointed to see this type of racism still so brazenly in 2026. Probably won't be coming back any time soon.

Unbeatable prices for privets! Great selection at all sizes. Ross and Romel are always ready to…read morehelp! They have some great udig trees as well.

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.

Large variety of organic fruit and vegetable plants. Can't wait to make a delicious salad with the…read moredifferent varieties of lettuce we purchased. We had a few gardening questions, and the staff was friendly and knowledgeable. The 50 minute trip was worth it, and the prices are reasonable. Large variety of mint, too!

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!

Probably the most chill pumpkin picking experience I've had, bar none…read more Stakey's boasts 26 acres of land dedicated to pumpkin picking right off the vine and the more than deliver. You can walk across the fields, picking at your perusal without really bumping into anyone. Pumpkins will run 79c per pound but no entry fee required! There's also a 2 food stands, a store selling gourds and decorations, hay rides and corn mazes. Well worth a visit if you're looking for a more lowkey experience amongst the pumpkin hype!

Super surprised there isn't a million reviews for this place since it's the #1 advertised on News…read more12 Long Island. YES. This is the farm that used to do the "all you can carry" but things have obviously changed in 2020 and dogs are also no longer allowed. Now that we're all upset; we know why it's a 3 star review. The plot is huge and goes on forever. Even through covid; family's flocked to the farm to pick up their pumpkins & hay stacks. We walked through with masks even outside and at a 6ft distance. The disappointment this year was the crop. It took forever (even though we hit the farm first week of October) to find a pumpkin that wasn't already rotting. Something is either in the water; like they drowned or animals ate them or too much hand sanitizer! I have no idea but as we turned them over they had holes & dings, cuts and sad spots all over. We accumulated a bunch of pumpkins all different colors which was nice that they have an assortment of gourds and textures. Damaged or not we picked what we could. Some rotted within a week from too much damage but the pics were fun to take and my mom actually enjoyed trying to find one that wasn't gashed. Lol. The little things in life actually just made me feed back that 4th star.