There's nothing better than farm fresh veggies! Look for the signs to support a family farm that…read moregrows a variety of produce and flowers. Don't be a douche, bring your own bags! Their prices can't be beat and money spent will stay local. Careful you don't miss the entrance. If you head south past Keizer stadium you're too far. Zee is too far north. Yw. #supportlocalfarms

Nice little nursery outside of Keizer. Quick replies to our messages. Fair pricing. They have a…read morehuge selection of plants at great prices. Plus they helped us load out plants. Will definitely return!!

Best fresh corn at a great price! They also carry some other produce. Two thumbs up always.read more

We were there on opening day for fres corn and peaches. We go every year for the best corn around…read more(non gmo). Love, love Schlechter Farm.

WARNING: only CASH or CHECK accepted!…read more There are at least 6+ varieties of peaches here! My son, who is in a power chair, was able to navigate the terrain. You can drive up to the row from which you wish to pick peaches. Prices as of 8/2023 $2/pound.

Easily my favorite peach orchard. They making picking so simple and convenient. They also have many…read morevarieties.

Proof that (FB) marketing works! Here for an unusual Father's Day gift, I responded to an ad for…read moreSarracenia Hybrid Carnivorous Pitcher Plants. These beautiful and exotic perennials feed on flies, mosquitoes, gnats, and most other flying bugs. Each plants consumes hundreds of bugs each season. Several varieties in pre potted in 4" pots single crown Pots $15, double crown pots $25. Easy to find, right outside of Salem off of Silverton Rd. They also have cherry trees and other U-Pick options. I was met as soon as I parked and got to see how they're grown and chose the ones I wanted. Pretty cool alternative to the standard dad tie. Check their website for seasonal activities. I'll be back!

I came here one afternoon with my friend, and we spent nearly an hour wandering through the…read moreblueberry patch, sampling different ones and filling our bowls. We left with about three pounds, and the fruit lasted a while in our fridge. Very fun way to spend time with friends, and they make delicious jam or cobbler. My favorite thing to do with leftover jam is pour the hot mixture over vanilla ice cream. Blueberry chocolate scones or pancakes are another of my favorites. Been meaning to drop by again for some eggs. I like this place.

We have been traveling through the area for the last week and this was, by far, our most…read moredisappointing experience. On our way here we visited multiple gardens and flower farms in Salem and the surrounding area that were completely free and FAR superior. They charge $14 per person to visit the garden and in my opinion it's not worth it. The employees we interacted with were unhelpful, unknowledgeable and apathetic but beyond the poor service, the grounds themselves were disappointing. There are dead and dying plants everywhere, shade and seating are scarce and there is very little of interest to see. If you enjoy paths and trees, visit any local park and the sites will be as good. If you love roses, visit Owen Rose Garden or if you like peonys, irises, etc there are multiple farms in the area to visit for free. Unless you love the smell of hot fertilizer and throwing your money away, this is not it. Their "Amazing" water garden consists of a few algae topped ponds. They also claim to be dog friendly but they are as dog friendly as a sidewalk. They have a tram tour that literally stopped in the walkway blocking all the walking guests from proceeding while robotically reading a speech and leaving everyone to stand there in the sun until they were done. This whole experience was just so unenjoyable. I rarely leave bad reviews and I Yelp to help others avoid my mistakes so if you are reading this, please don't waste your time or money here. There are so many other great options. Oh, and to the "Business Manager" who obligatorily responds all the unflattering reviews in an effort to appear as though customer service is important, but is ultimately condescending, it's not helping your cause, so feel free to spare us all.

So nice we visited twice over the course of the weekend! Once as guests of the Resort and the next…read morewith an WCCLS Adventure Pass. Even though the plants' condition in March leaves a lot to be desired, as not very much is coming into season yet, there was plenty to take in. The variety of landscaping/hardscaping is impressive, the views incredible, the plant collection inspiring (even my very non-aggie partner took notes on what we could possibly incorporate into our own yard). It's obvious that plenty of care and planning went into the garden spaces. Highlights for me included the conifer forest and the wetlands areas. The Lewis and Clark pathway with its stonehenge-like pillars was neat too. Each section has its own hidden treasures and spaces for reflection. Would love to come back in spring or summer to see what's changed.

I wish all wineries were like this. I thoroughly enjoyed shopping through all the local artists…read moreitems that they had inside of this winery. I also wish they sold it online through their website which sadly they do not I checked, ha ha It is a small smaller winery compared to the other ones we went to in the area, but very cozy and intimate love the outside view as well as the outside heating area as well and the little Nursery that they have on site I wish I have a winery like this back in my hometown. It was just absolutely breathtaking and offered so much.

I wish I can say I checked the shop, the olive oil section and the lavender festival. We had an…read moreexcellent time having a glass of wine and conversation. The staff were extremely attentive and helpful. I'll be back for more.

If you want a big pumpkin go here! We picked little ones but the kids really enjoyed seeing the…read moregiant pumpkins!