Catawba, nc

Farm Stands near Catawba, nc

Charlotte, North Carolina

Ross Farms is a perennial grower/nursery. We are not a garden center, so we do not have hard goods for gardening---just plants.... [more]

Oakboro, North Carolina

Stony Run Highlands and Farm is a family farm located in the small town of Oakboro, North Carolina.... [more]

Pfafftown, North Carolina

Fair Share Farm�s primary enterprise is a Market Garden. That means we grow commercially on a small space.... [more]

Marion, North Carolina

The Honey House at Sweet Betsy Farm is located off of 221 south of Marion, NC. We carry a variety of raw honey, pollinator friendly plants and seeds as well as hand crafted jewelry and other unique gi

Lexington, North Carolina

Buck Creek Farm is a family owned pasture-based farm that believes in the importance of buying local.... [more]

Todd, North Carolina

We are a diverse, environmentally-friendly, no-kill family farm that specializes in free-range chicken eggs, nettles, shiitake mushrooms, and various herbs/vegetables.... [more]

Oakboro, North Carolina

At Sprouting Acres Farm, we deliver you the freshest vegetables and fruits around town! NEW FARM STORE OPEN!... [more]

Denton, North Carolina

Persimmon Branch Farm grows both White and Yellow Peaches and a number of different varities of Apples and Hachiya Persimmons.... [more]

Tobaccoville, North Carolina

A rotationally-grazed grass based meat farm, featuring heritage breed animals, sustainable pasture management and humane animal stewardship.... [more]

Monroe, North Carolina

We are a certified "Century Farm" (farm owned by our family for over 100 years) in North Carolina. We produce strawberries (u pick or we pick), sweet corn, okra, squash, zucchini, tomatoes, onions,... [more]

Rutherfordton, North Carolina

Located in Rutherford County, Jones Family Farm has been owned and operated by the family since 1832.... [more]

Rural Hall, North Carolina

Pastured organic chicken, farm fresh eggs, baked goods, yogurt, raw milk, and produce. Our cows are pastured and fed a little grain during milking time, and use as much pasture and natural rotational... [more]