"There was a shopping mall Now it's all covered with flowers…read moreNow, it's nothing but flowers" (The Talking Heads) We wanted to plant some flowers around our mailbox, and ended up at Coward Farms to see what we could come up with. It was my first visit, and I was amazed at the thousands of varieties of stunningly colorful annuals, perennials, hanging baskets, and more. Rows and Rows of beautiful flowers everywhere. We ended up buying four flats of pretty pink and purple perennials @ $2.95/flat. The Raspberry Parfait Dianthus will really beautify our mailbox. They also have a store with all sorts of home decor and furnishings. Note that Coward Farms is open during the year in three distinct time periods - Spring from May 1st - July 3rd, Fall from Sept. 1st - Oct. 31st and Christmas -starting the Friday after Thanksgiving.

So glad that I finally found Coward Farms! It's well worth the 30min drive from my home in Canton,…read moreCT. Coward's always has every plant I am looking for - even newer Proven Winner breeds that the nurseries around me here in CT don't carry....AND, at a fraction of the price! The prices are amazing! And thank you to all the helpful staff who are always willing to answer my questions, give me advice, and at one point, even direct me to a competitor's nursery for a late-in-the-season plant they were temporarily out of. Coward's is a class-act business

The staff members are visible and available and very nice. Flowers are priced in line with the…read morearea. The selection of flowers and veggies is extensive and everything is healthy. Highly recommend

We were so impressed with the service we received from Eric. He was extremely helpful and…read moreknowledgeable. We will return for future purchases. Carol and Bill Jones Enfield, CT

There's something amazing about buying produce from the grower. My Oyster and Shitake mushrooms…read morefrom Urban Artisan Farm, and available weekly until October 30 at Farmer's Market at Forest Park in Springfield, are just some of the wonderful foods available at these booths. But being able to talk to Jack about growing the mushrooms, about recipes, about life, is so much more fun than just picking up a box of warehouse-old mushrooms at a local supermarket. What a treat to have these growers at this local market. Thank you.

The orchard has so many trees in neat rows that it makes it very easy to socially distance. They…read morealso give you a great option of a farm stand if you prefer to pick up some fresh fruit. Best part is they have Asian pears that aren't the big beautiful round tasteless ones in the store. They were small, sometimes misshapen but absolutely delicious!!! 10/10 kid approved

Pick your own peaches, pear, nectarines, apples, plus a small farm stand with some vegetables. got…read moresome peaches here last week, and while they were a tad smaller than normal for the grocery store, they were way sweeter and juicier. The prices were also very reasonable. I'll be back once the remaining variety of peaches is ripe, and the apples are ready to be picked.

Amazing selection. Great value and knowledgeable staff. They had just what I was looking for.read more

We placed a large order wholesale in order to have a fall plant sale. The delivery did not arrive,…read moreand when we called to inquire, the owner was extremely rude and talked in circles. He would say that he had never heard of us, but then say that he had our order in the truck, but was going to be late. How did he know what our order was and where he was driving if he never heard of us? We ended up canceling as the flower arrival was going to be after the scheduled time of the sale. Mistakes and miscommunication happen but the way you handle them is what makes the difference. We do not recommend.

I only recently discovered Johnny's. There was a big sale and a nice selection. Hanging baskets…read morewere half the price of Home Depot. I discovered Irish ivy - so beautiful. I'll go back again!

Johnny's has been one of my favorite produce markets for years now. In the spring, before local…read moreproduce is ready, they sell vegetable and decorative plants. They continue to carry flower plants and herbs into the summer and fall. In July they begin to carry absolutely beautiful flower bouquets that are fresh cut every day. Since they're fresh, they last so much longer than ones from the grocery store. And they have such an interesting variety of flowers in them. They have become a summer staple for us! They sell tomatoes that they grow themselves that are absolutely delicious. I always grab some extra cherry (or grape?) tomatoes to snack on while driving home. They sell other produce that they grow themselves or get from other local farms. There are signs up telling you what town and state each product is from. They carry milk and yogurt from a local dairy farm, Smyth's Trinity Farm (Enfield, CT). The chocolate milk is heavenly. They also started stocking fresh bread from Hartford Baking Company. Johnny's has been great during Covid. The store has the doors open and fans running, providing plenty of ventilation. They require masks and social distancing. The employees are always wearing masks (and wearing them properly, covering nose and mouth) which makes me feel comfortable bringing my 1 year old, who cannot wear a mask, in with me.

Local produce and easily accessible off Russel St (Rte 9) in Hadley, the "asparagus capital of the…read moreworld." And that's what we were looking for and that's what we got! Though they don't grow their own stalks, they do source their own "Hadley Grass" from nearby farms - and they can tell you which farm's asparagus is for sale that day. Friendly and fun.

How about the most beautiful list flowers for my daughter and my mother with base and all they even…read morecarried it out to the car for me very friendly. Very nice. I highly recommend.

Great nursery. Would love to see a larger selection of native plants, particularly cultivars of…read morenative plants which are less available at Nasami Farm.