Zentek farm market is tucked away in Cheshire and carries seasonal farm fresh produce. So much…read morebetter than what you find in the grocery stores. Their tomatoes,potatoes,cucumbers, peppers, eggplant, and fruit are always ripe and delicious. When it's corn season, there is nothing better than their sweet corn. They also have a wonderfully selection of pumpkins, and beautiful plants.

Terrible quality. Very expensive. $120 for a christmas tree that i can get down the road for 60…read more How is this place still open?

Stopped here today with my son just to grab one or two plants for our garden…read more The only shopping carts that I saw were the flat bed wagon types for plants so luckily I had the stroller. This place isn't exactly stroller friendly. There were some aisles of plants and the sort that we just had to forget about because they were certainly not wide enough for us to go down. The veggies and herbs were on the outskirts of the place, many flats just on the ground. I decided on a red cherry tomato plant and a 6pk of cauliflower. I noticed a few people at the check out, but again, the area wasn't very wide so we had to go the long way to get into the back of the line. Finally, it's our turn to be rung up. The total comes to $5.18 (which I was pretty psyched about). I go to hand my card and I'm told that they can't run it, there's a $10 minimum. I had $3.75 in my wallet. Beyond annoyed. So now I either leave the plants or go back to get more. We trek the long way back over to the herbs and veggies to grab another of the same tomato plant and a 6 pk of scallions. Now it all came to $10.38 or something like that. The cashier loaded all 4 plants into a plastic planter tray. I wheeled the stroller with one hand and held the plants in the other. The prices are comparable with other local garden centers, but not sure if I'll be back.

Positives: beautifully set up, they have a great selection of flowers in the spring/summer, and a…read morewide selection of fruits and vegetables grown right at their place. It's outside and has that real old fashion farm stand feel. The produce is fresh, delicious, and of good quality. Areas to Work on: Parking is small, it takes some maneuvering to get in especially if it's busy. The prices for some of their produce is outrageous. Figs were $7 for about 6 of them, for instance. There is a woman who works there, I don't know if she's the manager/owner but she is rude and doesn't wear a mask. There's a farm stand down the street that has a smaller selection of produce, but a cheaper price. It depends on what you like.

An amazing family farm. Fresh produce and bakery items. Very friendly people that make your visit…read moreenjoyable. Truly, a diamond in the rough..A+

I love this location because it's a step away from some larger, more commercial and brand-based…read moreorchards you might find around CT. This spot would be a great place to take small children, people with different ability levels, etc. It's not over-stimulating and busy/crowded, and it offers a large span of options so there's an intimacy you might not find at other orchards.

Best place I've been to in Connecticut. The fruits and vegetables are fresh, delicious, and they…read morehave things you can't find in other farms, and I've been to many. Ambience is friendly, peaceful, and people looked happy. The service was also friendly and welcoming and educational on certain things that I needed to know. I would give it 10 stars if I could!

Produce picked and brought in from field daily. Beautiful corn tomatoes lettuce...etc. friendly…read morestaff. Highly recommend!

Very nice staff and collection of more unusual varietals of plants. Good selection of Christmas…read moreTrees. They've even hosted yoga here in the summer months!

Broken Arrow Nursery states in their brochure that they offer a 1 year guarantee on plants…read morepurchased. They actually don't. We purchased 2 plants last summer-1 thrived and other hasn't. They were planted in the same spot. We requested an exchange or healthier plant in place of the weaker plant. Request was denied, with explanation being that weaker plant had some growth. No interest in customer satisfaction for a $39 plant. Shame on them! Andi C

Lovely family owned nursery tucked into a very cute Hamden neighborhood…read more Very reasonably priced. I ended up buying more than I expected as everything was so beautiful and the prices were so reasonable

Paraduse Nursery is a wonderful Hamden asset. The atmosphere is professional, warm and welcoming…read more Owner Mary goes out of her way to help her customers and prices are affordable. Definitely a winner!

I love Mom and Pop shops (a.k.a. Local Vendors) and this one is a hidden gem!!! Hand made Christmas…read morewreaths, Christmas gnomes, Christmas balls and Christmas boxes ( they might be cemetery boxes- not sure- they are just so beautiful, I think they could go anywhere.) they also have Christmas trees, beautiful, well shaped trees. Jan makes everything by hand, she is a lovely lady. I'm so glad to have discovered this place, they have a huge greenhouse and I hear that they carry tons of stuff in the spring and I can't wait to go back and see what they have. This gem is easily missed because you can't see it from the street, you need to turn at the sign. 50 Scott Road. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063590052451&mibextid=LQQJ4d #Christmastree #Holidays #Christmas #Gnomes #wreaths

LOVE this place. For the past few years I have been honing my gardening skills, desperately trying…read moreto turn my brown thumb green. The Flower Farm is the perfect place to dream of bountiful gardens and stock up on on excessive amount of veggies. I was up unusually early on a Saturday morning the other day (6am)... I had been instructed to meet friends for an event BUT they must have had too good of a night the night/morning before and never woke up. SO, what was I to do? Shop! I pulled into TFF at around 8am and was curious as to what time they opened. The owner? told me.."If you're here...we're open! Start shopping!"...awesome! The reason why I REALLY LOVE this place...their assortment of heirloom tomatoes. Now, I'm one to be obsessed with 'Tomatomania" and if you don't know what that is then you better ask somebody! Long story short, tomato mania...Morris CT... 150 varities of heirlooms...at 4.50 a pop! TFF...$2.00...yes, you heard that right...same stuff..smaller variety...$2.00. Although the variety was slim, they still had every one I needed and the owner? told me straight up that he beefed up his stock to compete with Tomatomania. So...what's not to love? Instead of driving 30 minutes, I drive 10. Instead of paying $4.50..I pay 2....it's a win win. (oh! and they have other cool varities of veggies as well...i.e...purple bell peppers!)

Family Roots was on my Tic Tok feed. The woman was showing all the beautiful flowers and plants,…read morethe prices were so reasonable you can't find this price anywhere. Today was the day.. Wow!! Not only flowers and plants but fresh fruit, vegetables, herbs and prepared meals. What a score! If you are wondering about this Market don't wonder anymore. Get in your car and experience it for yourself! Family owned Support local businesses

Family Roots, as the name implies, is mostly a Produce Market, although they did have some…read morespecialty foods as well. I heard they had Sanremo bread, which i wanted to try. I also bought a dill dip, which was tasty and a couple other things. The store was clean, but not fancy. They basically carried what I expected they would have. Service was friendly. 4 Stars