Sweet corn that snaps, tomatoes that taste like tomatoes, hanging baskets that stop traffic — and a family that's been at it for five generations, right on the SR 3 corridor north of Huntertown.
Around the market
Six thousand square feet of the good stuff — produce trucked in fresh five times a week, flowers raised in our own greenhouses, and a farm store full of old-fashioned finds.
Sweet corn, tomatoes, melons, peaches and plums — some of our growers have supplied us for 45+ years.
Hanging baskets, bedding plants and vegetable starts — the spring tradition of half of northeast Indiana.
Amish cheese, fresh butter, bacon, bulk candy, jams, spices — and cookies and cinnamon rolls people drive out for.
Mums in every color, pumpkins, gourds, corn stalks and Indian corn until we close for winter.
Since 1937
In 1937, Joella Decker set a basket of potatoes at the edge of the road in Huntertown with a hand-painted sign, just to see if anyone would stop. They did. Nearly ninety years, five generations of Decker women, two fires and one tornado later — we're still here, and still family-run.
Word around town
4.6 stars from more than two hundred reviews — but the regulars say it best.
Fantastic produce! I had forgotten what fruit was supposed to taste like until I found this place. Absolutely the best tasting fruits and veggies.
Friendly staff, great produce, beautiful flowers with reasonable prices.
Always a wonderful experience. Great prices and the cashier reminds me of my Grandma. She is so sweet.
Spring · Summer · Fall
From the first flats of spring flowers to the last pumpkin of fall — see what's waiting at the market right now.
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