Small, friendly, and super fresh DELICIOUS just-picked produce that is (not certified, and yet to…read moreme) organic. Everything we get there when we visit once a year is amazing. Carrots, squash, cabbage, garlic, potatoes....... The way food should taste. Charming and quaint, crass it ain't.

This is a smaller garden center but with some harder to find plants like stevia and lisinathus…read more Prices are slightly higher than average compared to other places I go, but not bad for the town it is in. This is not close to a major highway so it does not crowded and you never have to wait long on line. It is not a destination business, but worth stopping at if you are in the area.

I live in Concord and make a tradition of visiting Marshall Farm for:…read more* eggs for breakfast on Sundays (collected from their on-farm chickens that morning) * fresh fruits and veggies from Spring through late Fall * sunflowers in Summer and early Fall -- they grow different varieties every year * an occasional visit in December, as they often have something warm to drink -- it's a destination. If you have kids, they'll love visiting the live animals on the farm.

The owner was polite and courteous and the store was clean and they had lots of plants! Their raw…read morehoney is delicious, it has a wonderful flower flavor and they have 5 LB - (80 oz) jars for $50.00 but they also have smaller jars as well. We are very happy to have such a place so close to home!

This is an update from our last review: We went back to see the sculptures and met the one and only…read moreLinda - she is soooo amazing! Her sculptures in the Stuff of Dreams trail is so magical! My little guy and I loved the sculptures and artwork through the outdoor exhibit! Linda also came out and talked to us about her work of art- we fell in love with this exhibit and Linda! We will definitely be back :)

This place is absolutely amazing!! The place is super well organized, I never saw that before... As…read moresoon as you arrive, you will get a map showing all the apple trees they have and the type of apple you will get. The same number you see on the map for each row of trees on the map is also in the real field. So that makes it so easy to clearly identify the three you are looking for... And if you are not a really expect on the matter of knowing when an apple can be picked, don't worry... on the map they also indicate which trees you should focus on... Price is more than reasonable and the owner is super nice.

Large plant selection Good prices. Nice hanging plants. Friendly personnel. They offer some food…read moreand vegetables but I wasn't shopping for that

I rarely put a lot of stake in customer service but I had such a negative experience it's taking my…read morereview from 5 stars to 2. I see that a couple other reviewers had the same experience as well so it doesn't seem to be a one-off moment. We came here for a Christmas tree and were pleasantly surprised by the selection (December 7th) of really good quality trees and lower prices compared to other places we've bought from in the past (ranging from $60-$80ish). Of note they take cash or check only, they do have an ATM, and the prices listed are a few dollars short of the actual price you'll pay. The teenagers working at the tree stand were very pleasant and got a fresh cut on the tree and strapped it to our car securely and efficiently. The turn for the worse came when we went to pay. The women was talking to us like we were children which was very odd and belittling (hard to portray tone but for example when I handed her the cash she went '$70, oh good job!') then when handing me back change she goes 'and your change to the food pantry?' and drops my change in a donation bucket before even finishing the question...I literally was reaching my hand out to receive the change and she just decided not to give it to me or let me answer the question. I was honestly pissed off about that. It's my money to choose what to do with and socially, how rude is it to put people in a position to have to fish their change out of a donation bin if they hadn't wanted to donate it? Overall, the woman at the checkout really tainted this place for me by straight up not giving me my change back and I don't plan to return.

Expected more fruits and veggies, there were zero stands here with fresh fruits and veg by the time…read moreI arrived, LITERALLY ZERO just pastry sellers, which they were fine by all means , just not what I came there for

Very small. You could walk through it in less than 5 minutes. The vendors are great and the quality…read moreof products are good, but there was just nothing there. It wasn't t worth the drive.

A jewel of nature, with Elena, the nicest person ever. Elena represents nature at best, and the…read morecrops just reflect her love to nature. The flowers we picked were beautiful and fresh, all organic, and filled our house with joy and love. We'll be back in August when there will be more to pick, and to support this place. Loved it!

The farm is a great place to pick up some fresh produce and the PYO seasonal flowers offering is…read morefun and affordable. Staff is very welcoming and helpful and they've been able to adapt well during Covid.

I was looking for a quieter orchard tucked away from the crowds (and yes, I realize that such a…read morething at the height of the season is nonexistent) but Carver Hill actually fit the bill. From Boston, it's a scenic drive out to Stow. I couldn't stop gushing over the foliage on the way there - I've turned into a total leaf peeper. Carver Hill is absolutely stunning in the fall, definitely worth a trip. Pleasantly surprised to find the lot half-empty when we arrived on the later side of a Saturday but then it filled up by the time we left around 3. To your right, as soon as you drive in, you'll see an area with pumpkins and the farm store - this is also where you get PYO fruit/veggies if you're paying with credit. If you have cash on hand, you can pay for a bag at the little stand right in front of the orchard. A peck (the smaller bag) was $25. I was a little skeptical at the size but it's a good deal if you really pack your apples in there. From there, the apple orchard. Not the biggest I've been to and the selection was understandably limited. We missed the sign to download the QR code for a map of the orchard and so had to rely on a photo of a thin pole with all the names/colors wrapped around it. Don't forget to stop at the store before you leave. I grabbed some pumpkin pie, jam, and an apple cider donut - they also have apple cider slushies and multiple flavors of ice cream. The donut was THE BEST, made fresh, almost falling apart, thick and generous coating of cinnamon and sugar (also tasted nutmeg and allspice in the coating). Absolutely worth waiting in the line for, but make sure to pay first and get a little yellow receipt/tag from the register before you get in line for the donuts.

I came to Carver Hill Orchards on a Sunday and there weren't too many people there. I've heard some…read moreof the nearby orchards like Honey Pot are much busier. A lot of the apple types weren't available, but the ones they had were great! The store on site was very cute and reminded me of Vermont. The apple cider donuts were delicious, but the apple cider was served cold.

Amazing vendors, fun to see the various products, produce, and meats that people in the area are…read moremaking and growing. The honey farms Golden Rule Honey (Free to Bee) make an appearance with local honey from Leominster and Fitchburg; they're delicious and variegated in flavors. Mahalab bakery had really nice sourdough pita bread! I think I'll have one now. Winter Moon Roots had delicious beets and carrots. Chase Hill Farms had some really nice looking pork, and their sausages and cheeses were really nice too. Meadowfed lamb also sells chicken! Red Fire Farm had really delicious carrots. Bread Obsession carried really nice, dense yet flavorful, caraway seed rye bread.

Now that the Winter Farmers market is over, I'm finally giving it a review based on my 3…read moreexperiences there. I love eating local so I came here to supplement the regular types of stuff I have in the fridge. The Hosta Hill kimchi comes in different flavors and is a nice addition to eggs. I also discovered a lovely nutty granola here that goes perfect with Greek yogurt and apples. There are nice spreads they sell here from Boston Fish Co. including smoked salmon pate. Between these "staples" and the array of cheeses, desserts, and pastas, I walk out with almost $100 worth of yummy local foodstuffs each visit. It's a fun thing to do on a Saturday morning/afternoon despite the decent crowd of shoppers.