Farms near Palm Beach Gardens, fl
Swank Specialty Produce is a hydroponic and all natural produce farm owned and operated by Darrin and Jodi Swank since 2002.
We have high hopes for our crop this year. the first step in crop development has started. Most of our trees are blooming.... [more]
Twisted Tree Farm is a small, rare-fruit farm located in Palm Beach Gardens. We have lychee, longan, mango, jackfruit, black sapote, carambola, banana, loquat, macadamia, pecan and seville orange tre... [more]
Gratitude Garden Farm is a certified organic farm that specializes in growing beautiful produce and gourmet and medicinal mushroom varieties.... [more]
Lychee Fruit Store is a tropical fruit farm selling wholesale and retail. Fresh fruits include lychee, longan, dragon fruit, jackfruit, mango, sapodilla, sugar apple, canistel,, black sapote, custard... [more]
Jupiter Creamery is home to a mixed herd of Jersey, Ayrshire, Guernsey, and Norwegian Red cows. These cows are free of hormones, antibiotics, and steroids.... [more]
Milans Farm is a wholesale & retail supplier of fresh exotic fruit in South Florida. We are a specialist in high quality exotic fresh fruits, our main produce is Lychee (varieties: Hap Ip, Mauritius... [more]
We are a 10 acre Tropical fish farm, that sells to the public. We carry Koi, Goldfish, Cichlids, Tilapia, most Florida native fish and many more.... [more]
Farmhouse is the "ORIGINAL" USA hydroponic greenhouse grower of heirloom beefsteak tomatoes. Farmhouse Tomatoes grows heirloom tomatoes 10 months a year at (2) greenhouse locations in Palm Beach Cou... [more]
Aaldmon Farm is supported by its community, in essence a CSA. During the vegetable season we offer great value family packages and during the holidays, gift options.... [more]
Our local grove was planted in the 1940's by the late John Hatcher, who specially developed and registered his wonderful Hatcher mango.... [more]
Wayland Chiles is an organic small, family run, farm dedicated to biodiversity specializing in rare and heirloom chiles, corn, eggplant, squash, and tomatoes.... [more]