This is may favorite orchard in the Columbus area. It's small, quaint, and has a wonderful staff…read more If you pick the apples yourself you can get a HUGE (like 45 apples) bag of apples for $8!! They also sell apple byproducts and americana decor in their little shop. It's also just down the street from downtown Granville so I suggest making a day of it and grabbing a bite to eat in the cute downtown.

Went here for my bday this year to pick some apples. I love cortland apples but they're really hard…read moreto find. This orchard is 30+ mins from my place but my parents were in town so I decided it was a good excuse to show them a bit of Ohio on the way. The place looks tiny from the parking lot but it goes back for acres. The lady in the small produce market was very friendly and gave us directions to the apples that were ready to be picked, handed us a few bags, and we were on our way. I wish i knew that we could had driven back there since all we heard was 'it's a lovely walk.' It was a LONG but very nice walk. We passed a pear orchard, a nice small lake and a couple orchards before walking up a large hill to the far orchard where the corn and apples were waiting to be picked. Each bag she gave us was half a bushel and each (filled) is $10. If you dont fill a bag then it goes per pound. We got 2 bags of gala and cortland, and some pumpkin butter, and jams, and etc. This place has lots of stuff, not so cheap but worth it kind of stuff. $5.25 for a jar of blueberry jellies. We'll be back here for the many other fruits they have 'pick your own' for. The corn is also pick your own. They make their own products in the store too. I did not, however, see any cider. I have may been too early for that this year. I went very early in Sept. I have told friends about this place and all have loved it. It has the real family owned orchard feel and not the large scale agra buis feel which is what we were looking for. I'll be back for sure.

This place has so much to offer. Between the event venue, Airbnb and farm itself there are so many…read moregreat photo spaces. My favorite feature of the home is the on site dog washing station. The event space is great for any party or event you are hosting.

From the owner: North 64 offers acres of land for your special day. We also have a beautiful event barn for indoor…read moreparties. Check our website for more information. We are here to help you plan your perfect day and or party. Our AirBNB is also available for our guest to stay. And don’t forget if you are an animal love, especially highland cows, you will want to book your tour to feed the animals.

I highly recommend CSA shares to anyone who wants to eat more local foods, learn more about how…read moretheir foods are grown, and try a greater variety of produce. (What is a CSA? Visit www.localharvest.org/csa). I found Bird's Haven Farms through localharvest.org, a website that allows you to search for local farmers, markets, and CSAs. From the very first day I picked up my share from Bird's Haven Farms, I was in love. This year, I signed up for the 2012 CSA subscription the day the email hit my inbox. What's great about Bird's Haven? First off, I can pick up at the Westerville Farmers' Market, a smaller weeknight market where I don't have to fight the Saturday crowds at Worthington or Clintonville. Second, the cost is very reasonable considering the amazing quantity of vegetables that we receive over the season. I took pictures every week last summer so I could truly assess how much we got. It was 22 weeks of insane bounty! Third, the extras were just phenomenal. The first week we went to pick up, we got a hanging basket of flowers. Other weeks, we'd occasionally get strawberries or fresh-picked flowers or some other addition to our vegetables that made the day special. Fourth, and this is the best part, they don't pre-box the CSA. They post a list of what's included that week and how many you can take, and you get to pick from big boxes of produce. That means that if you're first to get to the market that day, you get your pick of the harvest. If you're a big family, you can pick out the baseball-bat sized zucchini. If you're not cooking tonight, you can pick out the tomatoes that need a day to ripen so they'll be perfect for tomorrow's dinner. You get to pick what works for you. And finally, I love Bird's Haven for their service. Each week, CSA subscribers receive a recipe for in-season vegetables and a little update on the farm. When I went on vacation, they held back my CSA for a week and let me get double the next week (not all farmers are so understanding). And they're always really friendly!

My husband and I are always looking for short trips out of Columbus on our motorcycle and U-Pick…read morestrawberries at Bird's Haven Farm was today's trip. It is an easy 40 minute ride from Columbus and the second half of the trip was beautiful, rural & idyllic. The small farm is just past the edge of the paved road and is very easy to find. When we got there we were greeted with a smile and a basket for our ripe red gems. The strawberries were early this year, so even though we got to the farm an hour before they closed there were still ripe fruits on the plants. Early in the picking I wanted to make sure it was worth the effort and sampled a strawberry- it was small, but perfectly sweet, ripe and had the most beautiful flavor. It was worth it. They have beautiful plants and fresh veggies you can buy there too and since we missed the farmer's market this morning it was perfect. Their plants were healthy and loved and I can't wait to plant my sage and rosemary. They do take credit cards for those of us who never cary cash. They do recommend calling ahead to make sure the fields have ripe fruit. Make sure you also wear appropriate footwear. They use a black plastic landscape mulching system to cut down on weeds, but the isles are pretty weedy and can get muddy if it has rained. The fields are new this year, so the seasons to come will just be that much better. I can't wait. The Bird family has a wonderful thing going here.

Lovely home, gift, and clothing store. Wish it was in my neighborhood. I have visited several times…read morenow. It is chock full of unique gifts of all kind and clothing for women, men, and children. It also has a wide selection of all sorts of home goods. If you need a gift or something new to inspire and add to your home, this is the place. Whenever in Granville, I stop in. Just be sure to check the store hours.

I love this gift store. My second time shopping here. The store has three floors of gifts and…read moredecor, clothing, misc. and family owned as well. Has a little bit of everything. I bought some bird feed shaped as an owl for gift for my dad. It was a great way to spend an hour of our time while in Granville.

Finally got to shop here! This little farmers 3 is right at the corner of 21st St and Deo Dr…read more It's right there when you turn in for Tractor Supply and Big Lots. They take cash ,card , and EBT. The people there're friendly,helpful, and fun to chat with! There's a good selection of produce there and not overwhelming either. The prices are really good too. They have huge cantaloupes.for a great price. There's watermelon, peaches, nectarines, blackberries, a nice selection of tomatoes too and more to offer. We spent under $20.00 and left with a good bit of produce. It's definitely worth it to stop in to see what they offer and what may catch your eye!

We bought a bag of green beans from you today that we could not eat. They must have been old, they…read moretasted terrible.

It's YE Gurl, here for the flowers and the life lessons in bloom…read more Timbuk Farms Tulip Festival Granville, OH 4/27/2025 After hearing the buzz (and spotting a few too many pastel-clad photo dumps on Instagram), I finally made my way to Timbuk Farms' Tulip Festival--and it did slightly disappoint. Think of it as Ohio's most photogenic meeting of the minds: aspiring influencers, local families, plant-loving aunties, and at least one goat that clearly thinks it's in charge. The farm setup is charmingly chaotic in the best way: hay towers, bouncy castles, cardboard cut-outs, and a lineup of goats ready to be hand-fed at 50 cents a handful. Rows upon rows of tulips in full bloom awaited us, $1 a stem. It's part aesthetic, part strategy--because yes, the seasoned grannies will coach you on the art of pulling bulbs with stems intact. (Pro tip: look for those slightly opened blooms if you want better replanting success.) We caught the tail end of the season, so while I wasn't dressed like a walking Pinterest board, I got the full experience. Dirt under my nails, sun on my face, and a haul of 18 vibrant tulips for $19.31. The wait to check out was a little steamy--sun beating down, line inching slowly--but it gave me a chance to eavesdrop on gardening tips and admire a dog wearing flower crowns. There are also food trucks and coffee carts if you need a break, and plenty of plants and bulbs for sale if you're looking to extend your floral moment beyond the bouquet. Just a heads-up: parking is gravel-based, bumper-to-bumper, and you'll probably end up next to a pickup truck with a decal that reads "I only stop for tulips." Welcome to the Midwest. Would I go back? Absolutely--only next time I'm dressing for the photo ops and the heat.

We drove out here for the Lavender festival a few weeks ago and to be honest it was not quite what…read moreI was expecting. There were a ton of cute photo opportunities and my son had a great time. The property itself is gorgeous and I would recommend if you are looking to buy a Christmas tree or plant as they had a large greenhouse selection. However when I think of a festival I imagined vendors with unique lavender products to purchase or food. Maybe my expectations were too high but I was a little underwhelmed.

I highly recommend Orchard House Granville for your venue of choice for wedding, wedding reception,…read moreyoga, glamping or any social Gathering Dean is amazing to work with and will take great care of you.

This place is so wonderful! Absolutely charming, located in the heart of Ohio countryside, this old…read moremanor has been kept with such love and care over the years--and it shows. The owners are a couple who left the corporate world to run their own business, and their impressive care for the house, the food, farm, and service is evident. (Expect to walk through some lovely fields, a pine grove, and meet some goats, rams, and chickens.) The rooms are awesome and can accommodate parties of many different sizes. Wine, cheese, and chocolate in the evening is such a nice touch--owners will even provide non-alcoholic beverage if you need it. Owners also accommodate any dietary restrictions for breakfast, which I found so impressive and left me feeling very grateful. Finally, house is 10 minutes away from downtown Granville, which is very charming. 5 stars for this place! Would recommend and come back again.

If you're a fan of cider, great cocktails or good vibes, you have to try Seek-No-Further Cidery!…read moreThis place is so cute & fits perfectly in Granville! The outside seating is amazing & inside is a great vibe too! The staff are super friendly & helpful! This is some of the best cider I've had in a long time! Every flavor is delicious; my favorite is the golden road; a perfectly executed classic cider! There are tons of great variations; including seasonal options like their Lavender Daze & Happy Camper (mango) ciders! You need to stop by!

Always a great visit. The best ciders around - for real. Ladies behind the bar are awesome!read more

Everything was fresh. I will say manuvering around the store is difficult. The aisles are narrow…read moreand it's hard to shop if there's another cart in the same aisle. Also, the women that were stocking the shelves were rude. They had boxes piled up on the floor in one aisle that you had to step on to continue down the aisle and you couldn't push your cart over them. I heard one shopper apologize to the stocker saying she hoped she wasn't in her way and the girl totally ignored her. They sure didn't make any effort to get out of your way either. I realize it's probably tricky stocking the shelves with customers trying to shop, but being rude is not acceptable.

I used to live in Heath and I shopped at Yoders Farm Market frequently. Their deli can't be beat…read more That's the business in Heath that I really miss.