The owner is so helpful, her plants are beautiful and the prices are great! I go there every year…read moreto get special plants for my parents' gravesite and Marie knows exactly what is needed to create a beautiful planting! Just make sure you get there early in the season because she sells out quickly!

Great topsoil for an awesome price. I put in a terraced garden next to my home and needed to fill…read moreup the terraces with some good topsoil. I called around to find suppliers that could deliver and that were in my price range. These guys were the cheapest around. They sell a topsoil that they said was a screened topsoil to which they added some sand and some compost/fertilizer. I'm always a little nervous buying topsoil sight unseen, but this stuff is great!. I didn't need to add anything to amend it, and it was only $15 a cubic yard. This was half the price of Paradise Lawn Care's topsoil. I planted a few vegetables already for this fall and they are growing great! The crazy thing was that the delivery fee ($35) was more than the topsoil. The lady I spoke with on the phone was very friendly and helpful. Also, they don't accept credit cards, so we just wrote them a check when they arrived.

We had a very pleasant experience here…read more We wanted to buy flowers for my parents grave. They had a terrific selection and all the plants were very healthy. We weren't sure which flowers to plant and we were instructed to choose one that didn't require dead heading and showed us what she puts on her dads grave. As we were visiting from out of state, we didn't have any gardening tools and they gladly loaned us theirs which was beyond helpful. Nice people and they have beautiful plants.

Great place to take our kids to! We had fun picking delicious, organic, and natural strawberries! I…read morewould definitely recommend this place as it is a great experience for everyone. It's a nice place, and the strawberries were in plentiful amounts.

No masks. The place to be for Covid. Amish don't believe in masks, shame on them. Food is great,…read moreprices are fair.

I absolutely love this "farmstand" it has grown so much over the years. It started out as a woman…read morerunning a small stand and odds and ends store out of her home. Now it is a pretty large seasonal flower & produce stand outside with fresh meats, cheeses, and baked goods inside. They also have a small grocery store inside with essentials. If you are from out of town it's a cute place to stop in to browse. Local? Their product is inexpensive and high quality, plus they are a small local business and keeping your money local is great!

Beautiful orchard. We got a 1/2 peck of apples and item to…read moremake apple fritters. They also have other fruits and veggies and frozen meats. No cider yet about another week. We will go back.

We were so glad to have made time to stop here on our trip from Columbus to Wooster. The produce we…read morepurchased made a great complement to the meats, candies, and cheeses we picked up elsewhere (northeastern Ohioans may be able to guess where). All the produce was BEAUTIFUL and, as later determined, very, very tasty. We also liked the little informational signs telling us key facts about each item -- not only price but also harvesting season, common uses, and so on. They also had a small selection of raw meat, eggs, and dairy, and some jellies, candies, and things like that. A most impressive spread. I have to say I felt a little like we were interrupting the cashiers' gossip session as we checked out, which is never a good feeling even when it's true (as this place is kind of off the beaten path and isn't Bauman Orchards' main storefront), but they were friendly once we had their attention. I'd like to come back sometime later in the fall and pick my own apples! I'm sure it's busier then, and the orchards we drove through to get to/from the road were well-tended and appealingly fruited.

This is a quaint rural market and plant nursery with an amazing profusion of color out front. The…read moreflowers are so impressive; you'll want to linger outside and take some pictures before going inside to pick up snacks or lunchmeat and cheese. Service was very friendly, and the market had a nice selection of snacks and treats in a range of package sizes.

We stopped in to buy deli cheese since the price was so good. It's a bit out of the way but worth…read morethe drive due to the variety & low prices. They have an entire aisle called the "bargain aisle" which consists of dented can items or food that just expired or about to. We bought several things & were pleased with our purchase. We regretted not buying deli ham at such a low price. The ambiance is a typical Amish/Mennonite store with polite & helpful service. We'll be back when in the area.

This is a great store with lots of fresh grocery items, main entree options and wonderful side and…read moreaccompanying items from which to choose. Within the same store, there is a hardware store and also seasonal items for sale too. It's a bit like an old fashioned grocery, hardware and department store with a modern take - including a dime in restaurant. This part of the review (following) is for the restaurant located inside the store: I have been twice. It's comfortable with a very nice selection of menu items and fresh salad and soup bar. This time, my friend and I both got sick. I presume something on the fresh salad bar wasn't quite as fresh (or the soup bar). It is quite unfortunate, as I'm not sure I will return at this point.

Everything is overpriced. Their once notable customer service is gone. The wine department staffing…read moreis gone. The once pleasant wine bar is virtually gone. Their quality is no better than ALDI. They have a Starbucks with no drive thru and a pharmacy few have heard of. So if you want to pay for cosmetics; then Buehler's is for you. But if you want quality at far lower prices, try ALDI, Meijer or, perhaps, Walmart.