Farm Stands near Jessup, md
Our family farm has been producing sustainably grown plants and vegetables since 1951. We have a beautiful market on our 100 acre farm that is open from April until November, seven days a week.
Family owned and operated since 1987, Norman's Farm Market proudly serves the greater DC area with delicious, 100% local produce through our Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program and roadside... [more]
TALMAR Farm is located inside Cromwell Valley Park just outside of Baltimore, MD and grows cut flowers, produce and culinary herbs.... [more]
Weber's Farm is a family owned and operated farm market featuring fresh fruits, vegetables, poultry and fresh baked pies in Parkville for over 100 yrs.... [more]
After years of growing Ornamental trees, shrubs, perennials, and bedding plants, We are now growing produce.... [more]
We are a family farm operating in Baltimore County, MD. Our main focus is on fresh fruit & vegetable production including strawberries early in the season and pumpkins in the fall with all sorts of pr... [more]
Rock Hill Orchard is a working farm in Montgomery County's Agricultural Reserve with pick your own fruits, vegetables and flowers and a farm market hosting blooming plants in the spring, homegrown ber... [more]
Crooked Fence Farm is a diversified farm rooted in stewardship of land and our community. We grow "field to belly" food that is unique, healthy, and delicious.... [more]
We are a grower/retailer of nursery propagated native trees, shrubs, perennials, and vines, specializing in the indigenous plants of the southern Chesapeake Bay watershed.
Hello and welcome to Berger Farms! My name is Tom Berger and with my wife Anne, we grow all natural fruits and vegetables on our small farm.... [more]
We are a family farm that raises local produce, Hereford and Black Angus cattle, Silkie, Buff Orphington and Americanas chicken, Narragansett turkeys and Silver Fox rabbits.... [more]
The Croom Schoolhouse is a historic site in Prince George's County, Maryland which was converted into a residence in the 1930s.... [more]