Pernas Groves is a small American family farm located in the historic farming community of Redland in tropical south Florida.... [more]
We are a State of Florida Bee apiary farm. Its a family own farm where we have all Local raw Honey - we offer a different varieties of honey depending on what is blooming.... [more]
Our mission is to set the stage for nature to grow nutritious high quality food. When done well this allows us to address issues such as food insecurity, dwindling availability of farm land, viewing f... [more]
Both a working natural farm growing organic produce year round and an agri-tourism destination, Three Sisters Farm is a food paradise worth a visit.... [more]
We are a family owned farm with a sustainable operating system: Aquaponics. Specializing Garlic chives and other herbs.... [more]
At Health & Happiness Farms we grow USDA Certified Organic sprouted greens and tropical fruits. Our fruit is seasonally available wholesale to distributors and farmer-direct to the public online.
Palm Beach Creamed Honey Al Salopek and Sierra Malnove, are ethical beekeepers who are leaders in Florida's honeybee industry, with more than 20 years of experience and knowledge in their field.... [more]
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]
Shangri-la Farms a family owned and operated farm. We specializing in growing Soursop, White Dragon Fruit and Red Dragon.... [more]
Join us on FACEBOOK Jupiter Farms Tropical Fruit - Lychee, longan, jackfruit, many varieties of Mango, many varieties of Avocados, mamey, Soursop, Sapodilla, and more.... [more]
Sun Miami is a Fresh Vegetable and Fruit company. We grow, pack and sell Longan, Chinese Guava and Dragon Fruits.If you have any questions don't hesitate to email us or call us.
