Cherry Hill Farm

“Just visited Cherry Hill Farms picked up a Christmas tree and enjoyed chatting with Holly there and Don took a look at all of the produce. They still got some fruits and wonderful stuff inside the store. Wonderful folks and just good folks good people and good stuff.”

“Wow this little place is so awesome I noticed on Facebook that they had tomatoes for sale grade number one field ripened and let me tell you they are awesome 😎 thank you Cherry Hill Farm for having excellent quality products at a really good price”

“Not much variety, since it is a local small shop. However, they make up for it in quality, price, and home-grown hospitality. Good place for handmade wreaths and Christmas trees.”

“Love this place! Unadultered milk and meat, fresh farm produce, flowers in the springs and summer pumpkins in the fall and wonderful people every time you go there”

“Great produce! Nice People! Gotta Love Cherryhill Farms. Just made a bunch of pickled okra and Salsa with the Okra and tomatoes from Cherryhill Farms.”

“Great time shopping with these good folks. Came home with potting plants, hanging baskets and the best strawberries I have ever tasted.”

“Great place to buy seedlings! Good prices!”

“The two ladies at Cherry Hill Farms were very arrogant and rude. I called and told them I was coming to pick up a gallon of strawberries and I ask her if she would hold them and she kept saying if your on the road. Are you on the road. Well I got there and went inside and the berries were cold where they had been in tge refrigerator. I ask her how long they had been picked and she said they picked them yesterday. Some of the berries looked really dark like they were almost rotten so I touched a couple just to make sure they weren’t rotten because look I’m paying $20.00 for a gallon. She snapped at me and said don’t touch the berries if you’re not buying them. She said people have oil on their fingers and it makes the berries slimy. Well so does putting them in the refrigerator. Someone had to touch them to pick them and put them in the baskets. They were very rude. I went ahead and bought the gallon but will not be going back there.”