Let your green thumb enjoy a day in Hartville. Our area flower farms and greenhouses are gearing up for a season of gorgeous blossoms! Read on for our guide to U-Pick times, flower festivals, and home gardening supplies.
Bloom Hill Farm
Tulip and early spring bouquets hit the roadside farmstand at Bloom Hill Farm in April with seasonal flowers to follow throughout summer and early fall. Be sure to check out their website for various On Farm Events! Nurmerous You Pick, Date Nights, and Family Activities are planned for 2024!
GentleBrook Greenhouse & Farm
Welcome to GentleBrook Greenhouse + Farm! Enjoy strolling our nearly one acre of beautiful annuals, perennials, hanging baskets, succulents, vegetables and herbs. Custom planting is also available – bring us your containers and let our team design and plant for you! The 2024 season runs from April 8th through early fall. Greenhouse purchases help support GentleBrook’s programs and services for adults with developmental disabilities.
Hartville Hardware
If you’re looking for the newest trends in gardening or working on your outdoor entertaining space, you’ll want to stop by Hartville Hardware. The store is stocked with seed packets, bulbs, lawn & garden tools, ornamental pavers, planting mixes, and more! In the spring you can browse their greenhouse (open late April to mid-June) for vegetable plants, succulents, hanging baskets, ready-made planters, and colorful annuals for your raised and rolling flower beds.
Shop hand-picked seasonal decor, artificial flowers, and vases for your DIY arrangements and centerpieces. And, don’t forget to stop by the Idea House, filled with design inspiration.
Hartville MarketPlace & Flea Market
Visit the Hartville MarketPlace located in the South Pavilion of their Flea Market where vendors will be selling fresh flowers, locally grown herbs, vegetable plants and produce.
Hartville Lions Club Spring Flower Sale
Order Hanging Flower Baskets from Hartville Lion’s Club with pick-up just in time for Mother’s Day!
View 2024 Flyer Here
This annual fundraiser benefits the local and world community through glasses, vision checks, food pantry donations, sponsorships, and disaster relief. Put a smile on your face knowing you helped to put a smile on the faces of those in need.
Home Again Flowers
You’ll find bouquets on Home Again’s self-serve roadside stand beginning in June! You Pick typically begins in July and runs through early October. Stop by from dawn to dusk to enjoy the fields and create your own bouquet. You’ll also find a little free library on site to take a book home or read from the field.
Park along side the road in the grass or gravel. Stop at the flower stand to find instructions, snips, cups + water. Pay at the flower stand with Venmo or exact cash or check. Field is open to paying guests only.
Maize Valley
Join Maize Valley for two Lavender Harvest Markets and two Sunflower Hartvest Markets where the farm fills with local makers, food trucks, live music, outdoor games, and more! In between enjoy a summer of U-Pick lavender, cosmos, zinnias, wild flowers, and sunflowers while taking photos and learning about Maize Valley’s no-till regenerative agriculture first hand.
Visit the Maize Valley website for details on events and U-Pick times throughout the growing season.
Pegasus Farm Country Store & Gardens
Take a stroll through the Pegasus Farm 5-acre Wellness Garden and learn about their unique crops and gardening techniques. The garden features three varieties of lavender and multiple flower beds, alongside their vegetables and blueberries, grown with no pesticides or chemicals. These items are sold in the Country Store as well as bulk foods, baked goods, and local vendor items. The Country Store and Gardens provides vocational opportunities for adults with disabilities through the Farm’s Adult Day Services program. The individuals in the program are responsible for operating the store and maintaining the garden. Your purchases make a difference! All proceeds from the store support the nonprofit mission of Pegasus Farm. Home gardeners – be sure to check out the farm’s vermicompost, produced using horse manure, cow manure, and shredded paper.
Events:
April: Cut you own tulips beginning April 12th
Check back for more 2024 special event and activities on the farm!
Volunteers help make the garden beautiful. If you are interested in giving of your time and talent, please call 330-935-2300 ext. 117 to leave a message about your interest.
Quail Hollow Park
The Herb Garden and Historic Rock Garden at Quail Hollow Park are beautiful spots for a stroll, photos, and learning local history. With over 700 acres of trails, gardens, and a manor house you are sure to find your own favorite spot on the grounds. Volunteers are always welcome to join the Quail Hollow Volunteer Association and help maintain these pretty places. Learn more here.
