Absolutely amazing I will never shop for produce at a grocery store ever again this place is the…read morebest. The owner is even better. He's such a sweet man and he gives very good advice. I had no idea what a good cantaloupe looked like and he said it's out here. It's good and he was absolutely 100% correct. I will be going back here. Every chance I get and also they have.. never mind I'm not gonna say it because I don't want everybody to take them all lol!

They have a great selection year round. I love their seasonal fruit. Right now, they have tons of…read morelocal strawberries. I actually got some double yolk eggs too. 24 for $9. I thought that was a great deal! They sometimes will have duck eggs too. It's absolutely my go to spot for produce, local honey and unique finds.

Great source for fresh, in season vegetables. I love this veg stand because you can tell everything…read moreis fresh! The staff is always helpful and friendly. It can get busy at times but it never seems to get in your way. The bins are large enough that you can get what you need easily. Lots of parking and you are surrounded by beautiful mountains, it's one of my favorite places to shop.

My husband and I always go to Osage Farm when going on our way to our mountain vacations…read more Unfortunately we were a bit too early this year to go there. I highly recommend getting your food there. I wish we had this near Savannah, GA.

This is our local farm stand/farmers market. They have a bunch of local produce, meats & dairy!…read morePick your own flowers or buy some precut for you. Stepp's raspberries are the best around and they have them during the season. Very nice people also. I will look forward to them being around seasonally every year!

This is a wonderful place to visit and very easy to get to in Hendersonville. We stopped by the…read morefarm to see about their fresh vegatables. We were pleasantly surprised by the superb quality of their offerings. Their zucchini and squash were flawlessly presented. They had beautiful strawberries by the bucket. Their frozen meat products were plentiful and they had an array of honeys, jams, and relishes. Ice cream is very much on the menu at the farm whether it be on a cone, cup, or in a shake. The best part was going in the back with my wife where she picked wild flowers (no charge), along with sunflowers (huge). I highly recommend visiting the Johnson Family Farm. We were not expecting much when we got there, but left knowing we would return. I hope this helps.

Y'ALL peaches AIN'T WORTH Ah Fck. Rotten INSIDE+ brown‼you cut away more-(bad peach) than you get…read moregood OFF‼ I WANT WAIST NO-MORE‼Of My-(Little-Bit) Of food stamps ,driving all the way across townthinking I'm going to get some good-(peaches) AND abbottGOT the Smallest NO-TASTING-(SorriestAss Brown-peaches) on the Inside)‼that ANYBODY ELSE Fruit AIN'T Good NO WHERE like it used to be here

Great place to buy freestone peaches 1 I drive from Geogia to S.C. every year to get the O,Henry…read morepeaches.! Best peach grown!

A wonderful farmers market to explore! We only had time to explore the fresh produce section, but I…read morealso know there were other sections with additional items and plants. I was pleasantly surprised to see that there was a coffee shop located inside - and it was yummy! All of the staff we interfaced with were very friendly.

We love coming here for the Fresh produce including heirloom tomatoes, seasonal peaches and…read morestrawberries, and all types of delicious locally made jams from Cottes farms and other places. We also have enjoyed the beans and olives stuffed with lemon rinds that we bought here. We almost always stop by when we are next door at Jesse Israel's.

I stopped here today and bought 2 cantaloupes, 3 containers of blackberries, 2 lbs of okra, 8…read moretomatoes, a jar of chow-chow, and 3 cucumbers. The corn that I had also wanted to get looked really bad, so my husband asked the man running the place how long he had had the corn. Today is Thursday. Initially the man said "Since Thursday." Then he changed his mind and said Tuesday...and he surely should have said a week ago Tuesday, that's how cruddy it looked. He also seemed very snarky about my husband picking through the cantaloupes and smelling the corn. When I checked out, he said "$50.26." I paid with my debit card and failed to get a receipt. He actually charged me $63.26 according to my bank. There has been a very nice lady behind the counter before but this guy was rude and overcharged me.

Best "in the middle of nowhere" kind of place…read more We were in town for about a week, and managed to come here every single day (mostly for their yummy ciders) to look around and get some fresh fruit. If you're in the area, def make the tiny detour to try out the peach cider!

We have been to this produce market over the years and they've always had high-quality vegetables…read moreand products and they carry high-quality meats as well and organic eggs and I think their prices are very reasonable compared to some road side stands so we will always come back and get some of the things we need when we're in the area. Right now they have a lot of cool fall pumpkins I love the very different looking looking ones!!! if you have not been you need to go and they have an incredible jam and jelly & honey section as well!!!

We stayed in Clyde for a couple of weeks and this place became our favorite to stop in and grab…read morefresh produce! The staff couldn't be nicer, they have such a great variety of items and you can't be the price! Highly recommend snagging some purple bell peppers, yes purple! Also get some of the local ice-cream, the strawberry was delicious!

This is my new go-to gourmet market. They have amazing things like different varieties of…read moremushrooms, including lions mane; local beef; various Italian ingredients; fresh baked bread; an amazing selection of produce; and so much more!

This produce stand has excellent fresh produce, Amish food items, and other high quality foods…read more Service is very friendly, and helpful. This is what you would expect of a rural mountain produce stand.