2nd blueberry farm we explored. The drive there was very nice and right below Mt Si mountain. The…read morebushes were more overgrown so make sure to wear sneakers/close toe shoes as i got scraped by thorns. Wear long pants or shirts if you can as well. $3.25 for cash and slightly more for credit card. They gave you brown boxes to carry your blueberries out. I would do it for the nice scenic drive and you can dip in the river afterwards.

We visit Bybee Farms every year and always try to make it for opening weekend. They opened on July…read more18 this year, and we were so happy with how ripe and abundant the blueberries were. The bushes were absolutely loaded. You could easily grab handfuls of perfectly ripe berries. It was such a fun experience! Even though it was busy and we had to park in the overflow lot, it was still easy to find our own quiet spot to pick. When you arrive, just grab a bucket and start picking. We definitely recommend checking the map by the cashier. It shows where each of the six blueberry varieties are planted. They accept both cash and credit cards. We ended up picking around six pounds and spent just under $20.

Cheap and fresh produce. Everyone is so helpful and kind there. I love how they give away produce…read moreto food banks and anyone in need.

Today was great! Even when it was just a little muddy or rainy. They have wagon rides, 3 pumpkin…read morepatches, farm animals, and still have lots of vegetables for picking. If you aren't inthe mood, you can purchase some produce at the barn directly. Pumpkins here are beautiful. Lots of gourds too. Kids will have a blast with some of the games around. Beautiful farm.

Rex is the man! The wallabys were pretty cool too…read more Can't think of a better way to spend a monday evening.

We flew out from Arizona with my tour BOOKED because DUH! It's a wallaby ranch not a Walmart lol…read moreRex is awesome and I appreciate how welcoming, educational and downright hilarious he is. We will definitely be returning whenever visiting Washington in the future to see these sweet animals again. Juno was my favorite such a pretty girl and I miss her kisses already

This farm is adorable and only open on weekends. Stopped by to pick some sunflowers and it was such…read morea treat. It can be a bit tricky to find but once you turn off the main road take the immediate right. The road looks more like a path than a road but trust it. Shortly after the turn, you will find the field parking lot on the left. They accept cash or card. The farmer was so nice and welcoming. I look forward to next season and stopping by again. Not sure if they always do sunflowers but the season before they had pumkins. Dogs are allowed but must be on a leash. Be warned with all the nature there are bees, wasps, and spiders everywhere. The bees are pretty chill and will buzz by without a care. If you dive in further than the path the cut path, I recommend wearing pants. The day I went it had not rained in a bit so the ground was solid but may also want to wear a pair of shoes you don't mind getting dirty.

Kudos to staff at The Dahlia Barn for working hard to get my order right. We all make mistakes…read more Owning them is the difference. Working toward a fair solution of a missship shows excellent customer service by the Dahlia Barn. I am excited to see beautiful flowers growing from the healthy tubors and bulbs which arrived today. I highly recommend them for mail orders.

I recieved six dahlia tubers in the mail. Only two had any eyes to face upward in the soil. The…read moreother four were very skinny, like the width of a bread stick, they were cracked and had chunks missing and no eyes. Unfortunately, these did not arrive to Washington state until mid May. It was too late to find any replacements in my local nursuries. I sent an email to the company and have not had a response. So much for sending off $75 to support small businesses. I would not recommend this company to anyone. The attached photos speak for themselves. Buyer Beware!

Used to be a growing and quite seasonal. Now the selection continually changes with basics and many…read moreunusual and variety. The crew is always friendly and takes the time to help and find what you need. And be sure and look up! You are at the base of Mt Si! The Best of the Best.

Just to confirm my theory on purchasing plants from this nursery that carry diseases or bugs. All…read morethe plants that I purchased exclusively from this nursery have gradually started turning yellow and dying. Every other plants that I have purchased from are thriving. Horrible experience and very disappointed. Wasted a lot of money.

I am so happy to have Baxter barn in my backyard!…read more They taught me what I needed to know to become a first time chicken owner and I LOVE my hens and our rooster. They have great quality, good service and excellent products available for reasonable prices, especially considering the lack of hardware stores nearby. Love them!

Chicks, feeds, supplies, beddings, and medication were purchased to get me started. They were not…read morepushy to sell things I didn't need. But I did end up buying some eggs (to eat) anyways because farm fresh eggs are so much better than grocery eggs. I texted them when I got home with several more questions and seriously they were so helpful. We need more local small businesses like them. I'll be back to buy more feeds as chicken grows up.

We went to Fall City Farms for our pumpkins this year and loved it! This place has something for…read moreeveryone. Their pumpkin selection was phenomenal with a range of colors, sizes and textures of pumpkins. The pumpkins were pre-picked but placed across the field so you still had to look around and use a wheelbarrow which we enjoyed. They also had activities like a tractor ride, animals to looks at and there was cider for sale. There was no shortage of areas for cute picture opportunities. The staff was super friendly and we just had a great time!

This pumpkin patch was a lovely surprise. No entrance fee, Apple cider donuts to enjoy, great photo…read moreops. They provide the wagons, walk around to pick any pumpkin you want and pay by weight. Plus they had a beautiful selection of local goods from honey, herbs, to kombucha! We will definitely be returning!

Awww we had such a good time on yhe pumpkin patch :D Very big and great for kids all ages because…read moreyou get to cut your own pumpkin. They have also a small pumpkin house and other monster props to take pictures. You pay for your stuff over the tent. There is also another tent with lots of fresh produce from this Farm. You can also get into the maze and have lots of fun. Big truvks by yhe end were a huge deal for llittle ones. The best is that it isn't that crwody as others.

We stopped by last week to check out their corn maze (it was their first time making one!) and had…read morea great time. They estimated 20-90 minutes for the maze and we completed it in just under 34. I think the maze is free for kids under age 3 (or so?) and for everyone else it's $5 per person. I recommend wearing something like hiking shoes because the maze is pretty bumpy (because of corn stalk stumps). They also had a food truck (tacos!), flower stand, produce stand, a pumpkin patch, sunflowers, pigs, and probably something else I'm forgetting. There was a steady flow of people (arriving and leaving) but everyone wore masks and it was easy to stay quite far from people because the farm has plenty of space. The only close encounter was one group of 3 people while we were lost in the maze. They accept cash and had hand sanitizer available.

A small little family owned lavender farm near Snoqualmie Falls! My husband and I made a morning…read moredate of it. We started at Snoqualmie Falls, had brunch at Salish and then headed over at 10am to Snofalls Lavender to do U-pick lavender. The field is small but really pretty. They had 3 types of lavender. The kind for arrangements, English lavender for cooking and white lavender for tea. Price was $5 per person which get you 50 stalks per person. So for my husband and I, she told us we could pick 100 stems. She also provided us with a basket and scissors. Highly recommend bringing a hat, sunscreen, water, and camera ( for photos!) We went around 10am and it got pretty sunny and warm in the field. Also, I didn't realize how many bees there would be out there, if you don't bother them, they won't bother you :) Overall, it was a really cute little spot. I wish they had some of their products out for sale but otherwise, my husband and I had a great time.

This place was such a gem! I was bummed that I was unable to attend the lavender festival in Sequim…read moreand this place was the perfect little spot. It's owned and operated by a Chinese woman and her sister. They are super sweet and hardworking. I bought a bundle for $5 to take home. They also make cute bouquets with mason jars and wreaths! Some people stopped by just to take pictures which is allowed but come on, don't be a freeloader and let's show our support. It's only $5 From your wallet to support this small family lavender farm. Everyone was wearing masks and was socially distanced. Some people took off their mask to take pictures. I would recommend bringing your own scissors to avoid sharing. Would def come back!