I normally go to Benches on Rt 2 so im spoiled by their massive selection. Tom Strain is the best…read moregreenhouse in Toledo IMO. The prices arent too bad and where the selection is a bit smaller they still have a lot to offer and the plants are healthy. I've visited a lot of greenhouses and some of these places are just buying their plants not growing them. The plants are unhealthy and loaded with mites. If you're in Toledo and looking to plant a garden here is a good place to start.

This is the best greenhouse in the area! They have fantastic impatients and superb geraniums…read more Hanging baskets and pots are beautiful. After spring, their produce is outstanding all summer. The homegrown sweet corn is the best you will find. In the Fall, mums galore. Winter brings wonderful poinsettias and wreaths, blankets, etc. Mr. Strain's family and employees deserve accolades!

Perrysburg Farmer's Market officially kicked off their 2026 season yesterday. Vendor booths are…read morelocated along the sidewalk in the main part of downtown as well as food trucks along 3rd street. The downtown area is undergoing some construction this year but no work was being done during market hours. I would label this more as an Artisan Market than a Farmer's Market. They had a lot of vendors offering items like cutting boards, 3d printed trinkets, painted wood canvas, jewelry, flowers, etc. More of your farmer's market vendors were selling bread, baked goods, honey, coffee beans, kettle corn, etc. There sadly wasn't any produce for sale. They did have at least 10-15 food trucks offering a wide variety of options. There wasn't a lot of areas to sit and enjoy food so people were often sitting on the street curb to enjoy their bites. Overall, this market has great potential and is in a great location! I'd still recommend going to enjoy knowing the downtown area is fun beyond the market.

When I looked up "things to do" for our weekend trip in Perrysburg I saw farmers market but thought…read morenothing of it. That is, until we drove through it... and it was epic. First of all, the thing spanned a good 5 blocks or so and was filled with a variety of vendors. And what am I a sucker for? Samples. And so many were giving them out. One of whom was Country Grains Market, which had fancy bread, each of them being delicious. I would never pay $11 for a cinnamon bread loaf... but that sample made me do it with no regrets and I would do it every week if I lived closer. There were also a good 6 food trucks, a lot of the stores downtown stayed open later, and it is in a DORA district. There were millennials everywhere with their children and dogs. It was a great way to experience downtown Perrysburg and I was so smitten with it that I changed my plans and explored it more the next day.

The owner swore by how good the peaches were. So I bought a few. Well he was absolutely wrong. The…read morepeaches were crunchy and not very juicy or soft. They do have a nice selection of flowers though. I will go to Bennetts to buy my peaches.

I love Randy's! Randy and his staff are so friendly and very helpful! They have always answered…read moreany question I may have! the fruits and veggies are so fresh and delicious! His plants are always hearty and beautiful! I go usually about two to three times a week!

Visited in the fall just before Halloween. Loved the variety of types and sizes of pumpkins they…read morehad to offer! The large pumpkins were such a deal! Several activities onsite to enjoy few hours at the garden - so great for kids! And the apple cider slushy was yum!

Had a fun afternoon with extended family at their autumn pre-Halloween event. Grandsons enjoyed the…read morelarge selection of pumpkins and gourds, playing on the straw bales and slides, sitting on tractors, riding the Cow Train and taking the hay (straw) ride. Also had a corn/candy cannon that was fun to watch and attracted many school-aged kids, along with a corn maze. Lots of traditional autumn treats at their concession stand. Wide selection of autumn decor items including beautiful mums in planters and pots. Although I haven't been to many agritourism events like this for several years, I was impressed with the organization and scale of the Stevens' operation -- big enough to have something for everyone, but not so big that you felt overwhelmed by crowds. Also appreciated the welcoming atmosphere. Had a nice conversation with a member of the Stevens family who gave us some history of the event and took our family picture at the end of the hayride. It was worth an hour drive for us.

I had the opportunity to stop in here this summer when they were open and got some great local…read moreproduce and delicious fresh donuts. The staff were very courteous young people and the prices were fair for both donuts and produce. I tried to go back several more times during the summer but I was not able to catch them open again. Next summer, I look forward to learning their hours and visiting them more often since it is really close to my house and seems like a nice family business.

Great produce baked goods an jams an jellys. I stop there every chance I get when I'm golfing up…read morethat way.

Friendly knowledgeable staff Good quality items…read moreHave been going for years Always look forward to their opening

I've been there several times and the quality keeps getting worse. Purchased strawberries that were…read morebagged by the people working. They obviously didn't check them because half were rotten and we ended up throwing them away. The previous time we were there the peaches on top of the bag looked good, but the fruit underneath was rotten, and half the corn was bad.

Support local!! Best deli and wine selection! Eggs under $1most of the time from local farmers!…read moreCheck out the pineapple machine, it is AWESOME! Been going there since 1965 and they still deliver! Only one thing they could improve...the boys behind the deli counter talk to each other way too much with customers trying to order.

This is a local family-owned grocery store. The prices are a little bit on the higher side so it's…read morenot a place that I will go and do all my grocery shopping but to go pick up a few items here and there this is a great find. Their produce is usually pretty good and they have quality lunch meats. Shout out to Dietz meats. I don't get a chance to go to this location very often but they do host some events in the greenhouse in the back that I've been to and they are always well attended and the staff are great. Just recently they had a sip and stroll event with wine tasting beer tasting and food for 25 bucks. That is a steal. You can't go to any all you can drink eat event for 25 bucks nowadays and quality wine and craft beer. If I lived closer I definitely would go here more often but still a good spot to stop in if you need an item or two.

I really like this place! It's small, but enough parking and things to do. We didn't do any apple…read morepicking this time but I know it's a smaller selection and less walking than other places nearby. This is the only orchard I know of that sells hard cider with a little lounge area. Even though I don't drink, this is a great hang out/ get together spot for sure, especially if you're into the rustic, farm vibe. They have a hay pile for the kids and a little area to play around as well as a good sized seating area outside with shade. Unfortunately I didn't take pictures but worth a stop especially to meet the wonderful, friendly staff that work there!

Great family outing for the grandkids. Cider is great and don't leave without the donuts. The staff…read moreis friendly helpful and polite. They also have a nice selection of items inside and is kept clean. My wife always fines something to buy.