Cute little market in the middle of the neighborhood. Small selection of fruit and veggies right by…read morethe door with great prices. Make sure you walk around though because I found some great broccoli on the other side of the store. They also have ice cream, which I will be back to try. I didn't catch the owners name but she was very friendly and let me know what fruits she will be getting and how fresh they have been recently. I wish I lived a little closer because this would be my go to for staples like: onions, potatoes, peppers, etc.

I've been waiting for Linwood Fresh Market to open for months now. It finally opened yesterday…read more3/18/23, I wasn't able to make it yesterday but I made it today. Everything looks wonderful! The decor is beautiful, the staff is friendly and helpful, parking is free, there's security on site, and the prices are very fair. Everything you could want from a neighborhood market. Come show your support for a locally owned business.

The best local farm fresh produce! Irma's has a great selection of heirloom tomatoes, peppers,…read morezucchini, squash, peaches, apples, and the corn is hands-down the best corn I have ever enjoyed. I come here weekly during the summer and fall months to get all of my produce. The prices are competitive with local chain groceries stores and I love to support this friendly, small family owned business. They are open daily from 9am- 5pm and closed on Tuesdays from Mid July through Halloween. Today I bought some beautiful pumpkins and plan on returning later this week to get some mums for my fall decorations. Honey Bee Farms was there today giving away samples and educating people about local raw honey. A small business supporting another! As someone who has been supporting Irma's for over a decade, I highly recommend you check them out.

OMG! Beware I can't believe my visit yesterday was so disappointing, I brought 4 small peaches…read moreand it cost me $5.40, I can't understand why their prices are totally higher than the grocery stores now, not to mention the peaches were not that good and after sitting In the fruit bowl just from yesterday they are starting to get soft spots so I cut one open and it has brown area's (no good). Why would you go up on your prices like that, your products are not coming from another country, so you are not dealing with tariffs if you are pulling from the ground? You now want $8.00 for a dozen on corn. Come on Irma please rethink your pricing for your customers. Not to mention the quality of the produce is not as good as it was in the past. At your current prices you will sure loss customers. The staff is kind and friendly but if does nothing for your High prices this year! Rethink.

I have shopped at Telly's for over 30 years. Very good quality products. They are quite helpful…read moreif you go in with a question or problem especially if you are new to a garden specialty like orchids or bonsai. Most of my perennial garden plants have come from Telly's! Great place!

Our landscape firm recommended that we go to Telly's to select a special red maple for an area on…read moreour property that is outside where our landscaper's work. We found a beautiful specimen, bought it and contracted to Telly's to plant it. This was in September of 2025. Now seven months later, the specimen is dead. We took pictures to the store and I spoke to the person who sold me the tree originally. He told me he needed to consult an "expert". I was introduced to another man who looked at my pictures and fairly immediately diagnosed that there was something wrong with our soil and that is what killed the tree. He indicated that their warranty did not cover disease. He showed me the treatment for the soil and explained how to do it. We spent $90 on this treatment. After consulting with our landscaper, there were several things that were suggested, but here's the most important one. The tree dying so quickly would suggest that the disease may have been in the potted plant's soil WHEN it was planted. The landscaper found it unusual that if the disease were newly introduced to the plant from our soil that it would have died so quickly. At any rate, we will never buy another specimen tree like this from Telly's. This experience really felt like a "setup" between the two employees. We had to speak to the guy who knows how to "sell" this whole soil disease excuse. As consumers, we were in no position to argue. We'd suggest that you be very careful buying an expensive specimen from Telly's and risking having your money go up in smoke in just a few months time!