Excellent home grown vegetables, watermelon, when "in season" strawberries & peaches. Local farmers…read moreproduce and from the Amish in Scottsville, KY...Oh so good! Also, home canned produce, jellies, jam and pickles! Friendly...you can pull-up a chair, sit and visit with Mr. Bob!

This place has great veggies etc, but the poor goats and the pony that live there probably don't…read morethink it's a very nice place. Sure the animals have been fed well but there are several animals there that are in severe pain and it broke my heart to stand there and watch them. There are two goats that I know of that are injured so badly they cannot walk on one of their back legs and one of them took a entire minute to lay down because her leg was in such horrible pain and the poor pony was covered in over 100 flies that were biting the living hell out of it and he had no choice but to take it. I will never financially support this business again due to the awful condition that their animals are living under. Shame on you! If you're going to have these animals... You need to make sure that they are not in pain and agony.!! if you're going to have these animals... You need to make sure that they are not in pain and agony!!!!

Family from near and far gathered at Long Hollow Garden & Vineyards for a beautiful afternoon and…read moreevening wedding. Parking was plentiful and easy. The garden ceremony area was expansive with the sun shining over the fields. The setting made the perfect backdrop for the couple's photos, complete with wildlife in the background. After a lovely ceremony, we enjoyed cocktail hour and then moved into the reception space, which was exactly what this couple had dreamed of. The band played, and we danced the night away. Just note there's no air conditioning in the reception barn, but there are very large fans. Long Hollow Gardens & Vineyards was the perfect venue for this Bride and Grooms dream wedding. It will always hold a special place in our hearts.

I went to an August wildflower picking party at Long Hollow Gardens and had an amazing time! My…read morefriends and I had heard about this place via social media, and were pleasantly surprised that it lived up to all of our expectations! We bought General Entry tickets & wildflower picking tickets online a few weeks in advance. When we got to the gardens they asked for our names and directed us to park. Once inside we stopped over a the bar for a wine tasting - all of the wines are made in Tennessee on property - and bought 2 bottles for us to enjoy throughout the night. We also checked in for wildflower picking at the bar and were given glass jars to fill with flowers. The staff was very kind and helpful during that process. I also thoroughly enjoyed the free strawberry lemonade and regular lemonade that they provided guests, though some of my friends thought it was too sweet! Our one mistake was not going to pick flowers earlier in the night. We started when the sun was setting, but the area was so large that it was dark by the time we were finished. It was also the last week for wildflower picking, so there weren't as many left available as I imagine there is earlier in the month. We also ordered pasta from Pasta Gailfi, a food truck that was on site and enjoyed it at our table. If I were to do it over again, I would also bring our own food and a deck of cards or a board game for us to enjoy as well! The venue was stunning, and I imagine it acts as a beautiful wedding venue as well.

I'm a return customer from many years. I love the people there. They are always so kind & I love to…read moregive my business to family owned businesses. Last year when I went to purchase my Fall decorations & they learned I had breast cancer, they stopped what they were doing & prayed with me. That really touched me. As soon as I get past the double pneumonia I have right now, I'll be headed there to stock up on my Fall decorations once again!!!

Fresh fruits and vegetables, mums, and seasonal flowers, pumpkins straw, gourds, corn stalks,…read moresmall antiques, goats and friendly atmosphere. Some of the produce is picked fresh off the vine from the garden right there on the grounds. Take some photos with some fun props like a giant chair and life size cow!

Service and Ambiance is great. Local items are the best. Small; however, charming place.read more

Nice little store offers fresh farm grown vegetables. Also they have outdoor flea markets ,outdoor…read morecookouts , food trucks some of the activities that the store offers during weekends.

Smaller business, friendly people, good selection of trees, but only two varieties of trees.read more

We went for the Sunflower Festival 2024! Freaking amazing, staff workers on point with hospitality!…read moreSo much to do family fun!

When you go to a restaurant its a very easy thing to review. I mean it's pretty simple, The food…read morewas good, the service sucked, etc..... Now when I sat down to write this review I had to think long and hard about everything I wanted say to make sure that I covered every aspect of the farm and what they do there. So here goes.... This is a locally owned and operated farm run by Jonathan and Judith, which are two of the nicest people I have had the pleasure to come across. They offer a wide range of goods depending on the season. They sell chickens which are borderline small turkeys a couple of times of year that have been fed with certified organic grain. You can buy fresh farm eggs and they offer all natural grass fed beef with no hormones. Also they are in the process of offering honey. The great thing about this place is number one the products are top notch and if you try live a healthy lifestyle their meat and eggs can't be beat. Number two is the way they go about running their business. Jonathan was just awarded "Conservation Farmer of the year" for the mid state. Everything they do is very "Green" from the use of solar panels to run their irrigation pumps to using natural springs to water the animals. They are also very involved with local farm coalitions which try to promote success and continuation of family owned farms. Their dedication and efforts toward this cause is very commendable. I have actually had a chance to go and take a tour of the farm and see some of day to day operations. The work that goes into running a small farm is overwhelming. Talking to Jonathan about all his efforts was impressive though just because of the joy he gets from this. You can just tell when someone actually loves what they do. So if you are looking for some chicken, beef or even some eggs, I highly recommend this farm. The whole point of Yelp is spreading the word about great places and the majority of it's members do their best to support locally owned bussinesses and I can't think of a better one to get behind. Take the short drive from Nashville to Joelton even if it's just to visit the farm. I know from first hand experience your kids will love getting to see the animals, you will enjoy getting a tour and learning about farm life and the process behind rasing organic beef. Trust me on this, you will not find better tasting meat or meat thats better for you around anywhere! Tell them you are from Yelp for a special discount and tell them I sent you. Better yet you might want to forget that I sent you. They might charge you double!

2014, third yeah this family has set up here and the clientele has grown. Unlike her competitors…read moreand the stores around. Her variety may not be as much. But when it comes to loyalty and price. The veggie stand has everyone beat. Unlike everyone else that uses a weight system and over prices things . I can say for the price and variety that you get here , beats everyone. At this small veggie stand, the family chooses the option of using small baskets and everything on the tables are a small $3.00 a basket. Other items such as the bell peppers, melons and such varies. And that's isn't a bad price for them other. Most melons ranges from about $2-4 and the bigger ones can be about $5 bucks and yet that still isn't bad at all. Unlike most other stands I've been to, this family starts early in March and all during the hot time of summer , they still set up and throughout storms also. Al the way till Apple season come early Fall. Stop by and see them if your in Portland, TN. They are not that hard to find. They are right off I-65 exit 117, just up from the 4-way stop on your right.