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    Annie L.

    I drove out here yesterday to check out their iconic Red Barn Store. All their produce is grown on site at the farm which is cool to support local produce. Plenty of parking. A small barn but not much selections in terms of fruits and veggies. Everything did look fresh but I assume they aren't organic since I didn't see any signs. There are carrots potatoes, chords, lettuce, strawberries, plums, cucumbers, tomatoes, wreathes and florals for sale. Along the wall are organic almond butter at $18 a jar! And organic dark chocolates for $15 a bag! Price tags are scary.

    Ming C.

    A very large organic farm with little selection. Came here expecting a good selection of products, but there was little. Even their dried goods are imported and overpriced. I bought a small bag of organic pineapples for $5, just came back from a produce stand and got a pound for $5.99 Ended up buying the same organic pineapples for $6.99 a lb up near Davis at a regular fruit stand. And yes, they were organic too.

    Mister X.

    There is a newer store in the ferry building in San Francisco, but my favorite is the stand in Glen Ellen, housed in a 100-year old red barn. There you can find a small but varied selection of perfect vegetables and flowers all grown on this 40+ acres farm. On occasion they sell products from friends and families, too. Three years ago we bought mass quantities of kumquats from one of their neighbors who dropped them off for them to sell. Blessedly un-touristy, this truly feels like a local farmer serving the local community. As you leave, pause for a minute to look at the root system of the tree fallen at the entrance. It looks like a sculpture of souls damned in Dante's inferno. The more you look at the roots, the more you pick up figures contorted in pain, pushing each other, trying to escape... or is it just me?

    Pretty bouquets created by Kellan that we used for our wedding.  Photo credit: Matthew James Photographers

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    Very friendly staff and helpful service. Can't wait to see how the arrangement turns out!

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