This place is great, they have so much variety and good service. I bought a bunch of different squashes and baked them all in the oven and they were delicious. I also bought grapes, green leaf lettuce, and egg plant. But they had so much more! I was so impressed with how many different varieties of produce they had and they said they were homegrown! Check it out!!!

This nursery is on Clinton in Elma and has good prices for nursery items. Very large selection of annual flowers, vegetables, herbs and perennial plants.

Miller's is a lovely little farm stand in Hamburg. The management is kind, caring, and wants to ensure every customer enjoys the best possible produce! Also sells local honey, plants, etc.

I drive to Miller's Farm Market from New Hampshire every year just to get my geraniums, hanging baskets and plants for my garden! My neighbors are envious of the quality of plants I bring home from Miller's Farm Market. It's a destination all on it's own - a beautiful farm with many greenhouses and the owner is the best! She grows the best plants and vegetables and her green houses are full of a great variety of plants to chose.

This is my absolute fav farmer's market in Western New York. They sell gardening supplies, plants, etc. however they are special in what they market in produce. Many so called farmer's markets sell produce that is grown at various farms around this area yet they market it as their own and charge ridiculous prices. English peas for example. I am a raw, English pea fanatic. When they come in season, which should be any day now, Miller's (they grow their own) sell them initially for roughly $3.99 per pound. Price lowers as season continues. On my first of the season visit I usually buy five pounds or so, I clean them out. Remember too that with English peas there is a great deal of waste as the pod is inedible. Various other so called farmer's markets sell them by the pint or basket. Hello - a pint of peas?? A mere teaser for me. The weight is so minimal that I'm guessing it's about a fourth of a pound or less. These pints are not cheap. Maybe $3.00? I got stuck on the pea thing so let me venture to other veggies. Every product that is grown in their fields is marked as such. They grow corn, tomatoes, green and wax beans, melons, really a wide variety. They also sell things grown elsewhere which is noted as such. I can't say enough about the integrity and quality of this market other than "Stay Away" during pea season or you might be leaving with a stump on the hand that tried to take my peas. This also applies to sweet corn.