I just want to say thank you to the owners of this business for helping me and letting me use their…read morephone while I was badly lost and did not have my phone earlier today. They were exceedingly gracious, hospitable, and helpful and asked nothing in return, which speaks volumes about who they are. Thank you!

I love Honey Field Farm as much as I've ever loved any farm. They have an incredible…read moreselection/quality of produce, flowers, hot sauce, etc.; are deeply rooted in community connection -- including with fellow farmers, local businesses, and of course their clientele; throw fantastic events; and have a truly excellent newsletter and cookbook (I have been turning to their fall harvest soup and creamy pumpkin soup recipes a lot this season!). Also, Valerie and Eli are two of the kindest, most caring people you could ever meet. I live on the west coast but have family in the northeast and try to make it to Honey Field Farm every time I'm out there. I also briefly want to respond to the one-star review: First, I want to express my deep gratitude to Eli and Valerie for voicing solidarity with Palestine and calling for an end to the genocide in Gaza. Second, I wholeheartedly believe that voicing support for Palestinians (no less, in a time of genocide) is not opposing care and support for Jews. Judaism has taught me so much about intersectional justice. One of those lessons is that our liberation is intertwined...freedom for Jews is bound up with freedom for Palestinians. I believe the messaging on the laminated sign referred to by the previous Yelp reviewer says exactly the right thing. I can understand why they feel differently, but I still wanted to take a moment to briefly explain why this visible solidarity with Palestine makes me feel even better about continuing to support Honey Field Farm ::insert heart emoji::

My heart is broken. I used to love this business. I got tons of shrubs and plants there the past…read morefew year, both at the Norwich market and their garden center. I appreciated the pride flag and felt safe. This year I was planning to take my kids to get a tree and our summer veggies, perennials, and annuals. But I was at the market and saw a laminated sign expressing their support for one side in the current Middle East war and desire to share their views with customers. I have spent significant time traveling the entire region and have dear friends on both sides of this conflict. I detest that one side has no political autonomy. I also detest that there people at a music festival and living in near by kibbutzim were killed, s@chalky assaulted, and or kidnapped. I met with them. Would I go to the center and see a sign that would cause me to feel emotionally unsafe by ignoring any aspect of complexity or the complicity of each side? I shared with Eli and he was gracious. But he kept the sign out. So with a broken heart, I bought my veggie plants at other shops at the market and I'll take a pass on the tree I'd wanted to buy. Couldn't they simply have added a few words of empathy for Israelis? The phrase "Bring the hostages home" would have been a comfort. It wouldn't diminish their identification unless they support hostage taking which I doubt. But I don't know. So sad.

Such nice people and gorgeous plants. I'm glad you've reopened. I've shopped there for years and…read morewas very disappointed when you closed. I hope you keep on growing!! I was surprised you don't take credit cards(yet?) but understand.

Houghton's is only open a few months out of the year, but they do a booming business when they are…read moreopen. They used to have the best prices in Vermont. About a year ago they raised their prices so they are now equivalent in price to other nurseries. There are two greenhouses filled with plants plus a small outdoor area with more plants. The reason we go to Houghton's is their hanging baskets of flowers. Whoever designs them really has an eye for putting the right flowers and colors together. We usually buy two a year and they bloom all summer. As I said Houghton's is only open until July. When they close they let the employees take home the plants they want. We heard rumors that they also donate a batch of flowers to local nursing homes in July. Parking can be a problem on weekends and they have a parking attendant who directs you to open spots. Be on the lookout for him as you approach the business.

The staff here is so friendly and helpful! I just moved into a house with two flower gardens and…read morethe cashier gave me great advice on how to clean up the flower beds and recommended a few different types of fertilizer. There is a decent selection of tools and a very large assortment of anything and everything seeds, plants, flowers, and planters. I plan on being a repeat customer here and recommend checking them out!

I Love this store! It's been there forever! Although not the same owners, the people who work here…read morenow are courteous, kind and helpful! The selection is great. They are a bit expensive but you get great service and a guarantee and this is one of our community nurseries! And they answer the phone!

Charming, attractive place that seems to have everything a gardener could want. We actually came…read morefor the antiques barn and came home with a cute china piece. Will go back!

A true Meredith gem. I smile every time I come here. My mom loves it here too. Such a great variety…read moreof flowers and plants to choose from. And the staff are super kind.

Spring Ledge Farm stand has been serving the New London community for generations. To walk into…read morethis place, it is like a general store with natural selections,, Local and organic produce, meats, cheeses, cage free eggs, maple items, and even novelty and tourist items made in New Hampshire. In addition to that, they have one of the largest tree selections for sale in the entire area. Seasonal, annual and perennial flowers, evergreens, fruit trees, you name it. Definitely an institution in the New London area. Family owned and local.

You probably do pay a bit more here for annuals and perennials packs, but they have the plants…read moreother places just don't have. Great selection and quality and a lot of the hard to find garden plants. The staff is helpful and knowledgeable. I love their pick your own flower garden as well. Priced by weight, and easy to do.

This place is amazing! The grounds are beautiful, the people…read moreare friendly and knowledgeable, and the quality of the plants is far beyond any other place local. The prices are a little high, but well worth it. We'll be back quite a bit.

Awesome place This is my FAVORITE garden center. Employees…read moreare knowledgeable and very helpful. Walking thru the greenhouses and displays gives one GREAT ideas!! They have everything, herbs, veggies, annuals, perennials, trees, berry bushes, ornamental shrubs, advise, mulch, screened loam, compost, you name it they have it. If you've never been there, stop by to check it out, it will become your favorite also!!

This little treasure is worth the trip. Nestled among the treeline of the family farm and seasonal…read morePunch Brook, make the trip out with extra cash on hand because you will want buy more than you planned on! The plants are top notch, well taken care of and extra hardy. Lisa is incredibly detail oriented while nursing the seedlings up for purchasing by her clients - who return year after year. Be sure to not wait in the Spring as the 'ones in the know' also know her plants are in high demand and when they run out....well out of luck till next year!