We went to Fall City Farms for our pumpkins this year and loved it! This place has something for…read moreeveryone. Their pumpkin selection was phenomenal with a range of colors, sizes and textures of pumpkins. The pumpkins were pre-picked but placed across the field so you still had to look around and use a wheelbarrow which we enjoyed. They also had activities like a tractor ride, animals to looks at and there was cider for sale. There was no shortage of areas for cute picture opportunities. The staff was super friendly and we just had a great time!

This pumpkin patch was a lovely surprise. No entrance fee, Apple cider donuts to enjoy, great photo…read moreops. They provide the wagons, walk around to pick any pumpkin you want and pay by weight. Plus they had a beautiful selection of local goods from honey, herbs, to kombucha! We will definitely be returning!

Absolutely,positively THE best honey you can buy. Well worth the effort to seek it out…read more Worth the effort to seek it out. Found it at Snohomish Hardware and have been a regular user for several years now. Highly recommend this honey, you won't be disappointed!

Honey made the old fashioned way in small batches. It's sold at McDaniel's in Snohomish city and a…read morefew other specialty food retailers. Fantastic!!!

Such a cute store! I loved my experience here. I was able to try samples of some of the honeys…read more Tina was working today and she was very pleasant and very helpful with choosing from various honey products and flavors. I found out that they deliver as well! I ended up buying the lavender infused honey in travel size. It's a divine and intriguing flavor! I really thought the shop was cute and felt cozy. It's very small inside but flows well. I highly recommend trying their honey!

Anyone residing in western WA knows as fortunate as we are to have an abundance of locally grown…read morefruit, vegetables, tulips, lavender, roses, and daffodils we are equally gifted with layers of pollen. Sunny Honey is the place for any allergy suffer as it offers locally sourced honey that helps me get allergy relief through this season. The customer is always great, and even though nestled close to the busiest corner in Pikes Market every time I've stepped inside I feel my shopping experience is very personalized. If you're seeking quality local honey, I highly recommend Sunny Honey!!

Beekeeping supplies galore at great prices. Most valuable is the expert knowledge shared with a…read morereal passion for beekeeping. I am so glad to have this wonderful resource nearby. The hours are not correct on Yelp, they are actually Wednesday Thursday Friday 12-6 and Saturday 10-4.

I wanted to write a review on my experience while visiting this bee keeper…read more She's gonna be a little upset that I forgot her name lol. I recently moved to downtown Seattle from San Diego & I really missed my old honey farm, so I decided to take a 50 minute drive to visit her bee farm & im glad I did! She has a large storage area behind her house where she keeps all of the bee house stuff! It's seems to have everything you could possibly need to start your very own bee house. Her demeanor was so cool, calm, & collected & boy does she have tons of knowledge! I sat with her a few hours just picking her brain about bees! I honestly can't wait to buy my own home away from the city so that I can come back to her farm and buy all of her bee house things and build a little bee community in my back yard! Thank you so much for the kindness and welcoming atmosphere you provided & next time I come we will make those Manhattan drinks ;)

A small little family owned lavender farm near Snoqualmie Falls! My husband and I made a morning…read moredate of it. We started at Snoqualmie Falls, had brunch at Salish and then headed over at 10am to Snofalls Lavender to do U-pick lavender. The field is small but really pretty. They had 3 types of lavender. The kind for arrangements, English lavender for cooking and white lavender for tea. Price was $5 per person which get you 50 stalks per person. So for my husband and I, she told us we could pick 100 stems. She also provided us with a basket and scissors. Highly recommend bringing a hat, sunscreen, water, and camera ( for photos!) We went around 10am and it got pretty sunny and warm in the field. Also, I didn't realize how many bees there would be out there, if you don't bother them, they won't bother you :) Overall, it was a really cute little spot. I wish they had some of their products out for sale but otherwise, my husband and I had a great time.

This place was such a gem! I was bummed that I was unable to attend the lavender festival in Sequim…read moreand this place was the perfect little spot. It's owned and operated by a Chinese woman and her sister. They are super sweet and hardworking. I bought a bundle for $5 to take home. They also make cute bouquets with mason jars and wreaths! Some people stopped by just to take pictures which is allowed but come on, don't be a freeloader and let's show our support. It's only $5 From your wallet to support this small family lavender farm. Everyone was wearing masks and was socially distanced. Some people took off their mask to take pictures. I would recommend bringing your own scissors to avoid sharing. Would def come back!

In love with the local honey I got here from the Ballard Farmers Market! They were so helpful and…read moreanswered all my questions about which honey would be best for my uses. I am in love with the highlands wildflower honey in my tea, and absolutely think it was the right move!

I came here to say - Karen got the best honey in all of Seattle. I've tried a lot, but Karen (the…read moreowner) got the best of the BEST. I go to the Ballard's Farmer Market to find her little stand when ever I need a refill. She's a compassionate bee keeper and knows everything about honey, bees, allergies, areas, you name it - she is an expert. I hope I can always find her local honey for years to come!

Off the Branch offers mouth watering cider that's made in house daily on a cider press that's over…read more100 years old! Along with their delicious cider, this charming mom and pop roadside destination features a variety of locally sourced goodies including jams and jellies, baked goods, chocolates, honey, farm fresh eggs, and maple syrups. I was so excited to learn that the apple cider donuts were gluten free, made by another local favorite Wildflour bakery. The owners are extremely kind and knowledgeable, informing us the cider we purchased was made less than 24 hours ago! This is the perfect spot to swing by on a fall day, maybe before visiting a near by pumpkin patch. Be sure to check out Off the Branch if you're in search of fall vibes and flavors!

A little disappointed that we came when one of their coolers was broken (we didn't get to sample…read moretheir wide variety of ciders!) However, we still got to sample a few different types of their cider, thanks to the really nice owner. He even explained a bit about their cider press and the local goods they offered around the store. We came on a really busy time of day since they were a pit stop for a local biking race. However, it was just lovely being here. The cider was delicious - we ended up buying their spiced cider, half gallon. They really fill these jars right up to the brim. We also got ice cream (also delicious) and the nice owner even allowed us to pay with card dispute being a little short of the $10 fee. Overall, I'm glad we made the trek out here. We got some nice local goods and enjoyed hanging out around the farm (they have a table outside to enjoy life and consume their goodies). They even have a chicken coop on top which the owner told us we could go explore/look at! If you're looking for some of the best apple cider that Washington has to offer, this is the place for you.