Question 1

When are you open?

Accepted Answer

​MAY HOURS - STARTING SATURDAY, MAY 4THFriday - Sunday| 9am - 4pm
CLOSED | Monday - Thursday​​JUNE - AUGUST HOURSSaturdays ONLY | 9am - 3pm*August Also Open Thursday Evenings I 5:30pm - 8:30pmCLOSED | Sunday - Friday*Picking appointments available during the week​
SEPTEMBER - OCTOBER HOURSThursday - Sunday | 10am - 5pmCLOSED | Monday - Wednesday* CLOSED LABOR DAY* OPEN COLUMBUS DAY SEASON AVAILABILITYHanging Baskets & Finished Planters | Late April - Early JuneStrawberries | Late June - Early OctoberVegetables  | Early July - Mid SeptSweet Corn | Mid July - Early Sept
Fall Mums | Late August - Early October
Pumpkins | Mid Sept - October

Question 2

Do you grow all your own plants and produce?

Accepted Answer

Our vegetables starts, cut flowers, produce, and fall garden mums are grown ourselves from seed, cuttings, or small plugs. We also stock our farmstand with melons, apples, peaches, and honey from area farmers who share the same growing practices and values as our farm.

Question 3

Are your plants and produce organic?

Accepted Answer

We are very passionate about informing others about how our food is grown and connecting consumers with their farmer! So, thank you for starting a conversation with us! We are not USDA certified organic. You will not find many local producers who are certified because the certification requirements are unpractical to small and big farmers.
 
The other misconception is that USDA organic means that a farmer does not use pesticides and fungicides and that is very false. There are over 20 chemicals commonly used in the growing and processing of organic crops that are approved by the USDA organic standards. Many natural pesticides have been found to be potential - or serious - health risks and applied at a higher rate per acre.
 
Our philosophy is to be ethically responsible, resourceful, good stewards of the land, and grow healthy and safe products for our own family and customers. We only use treatments to address disease if needed, just like you would, if you were to get sick or get an infection to prevent further issues. Health and safety is always first in the farming industry for farmers, but fertilizers and chemicals are also VERY expensive, so farmers do not abuse them due to cost as well as for health and safety.
 
This might be more information that you were looking for, but we are very passionate about educating others about our farm operation and saying that we are "not organic" does not change the fact that we believe in growing healthy and safe produce for our customers!

Question 4

Do you grow GMO crops?

Accepted Answer

There is a great deal of misconceptions among consumers regarding GMO seed. We’re not here to mislead anyone into purchasing our products over another because of us saying our crops are non-GMO.
We're often asked if our tomatoes are GMO. The answer is no, because tomatoes are not actually approved to grow in the U.S. Currently there are 10 GMO crops grown in the U.S. Those crops include apples, potatoes, field corn, canola, alfalfa, soybeans, papaya, cotton, sugar beets, sweet corn, and summer squash. Many of these crops are used as processed ingredients, like sugar or cornstarch, in food products you may find in your local grocery store. At this time, the seeds we have selected for our crops are non-GMO including our sweet corn.

Question 5

How can we keep up with what's going on at the farm (farm updates, events, crop availability, etc.)?"

Accepted Answer

There are many ways to keep in touch with us. Be the first to receive the latest news, crop availability, and event dates by signing up for our email newsletter. Our Facebook page is updated almost daily during the season with pictures from around the farm, informative videos, helpful tips, reminders, and links to our blog and other useful websites. It's the best way to actively engage with us, get to know our farm crew, and get a sneak peek into the everyday happenings of our farm from the comfort of your home!
 
Our Pinterest page is full of great ideas for gardening, cooking/baking, decorating and more. Our From the Field blog has tons of great information to keep your plants happy, happy, happy, along with great information on our own tips, recipes, produce preservation, what’s in season, and more.

Question 6

How do I get there?

Accepted Answer

We are located 8 mileas east of Clinton off of Route 10.  We recommend using the driving directions on our Driving Directions page for more information.

Question 7

Do you have food or drink concessions at the farm?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we offer a variety of food and beverage items in our Sweet Eats Concession. From fresh donuts (flavors change throughout the season), fruit cider slushies, ice cream, iced lattes & more! We also periodically have an additional food truck onsite during some weekends in September & October.

Question 8

Do you accept credit cards?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we accept Visa, Mastercard, Discover, & American Express. We also accept tap to pay. We no longer accept checks.

Question 9

Is there an ATM at the farm?

Accepted Answer

No, we do not have an ATM at the farm at this time.

Question 10

Can I bring my dog or a pet?

Accepted Answer

NO! HERE IS WHY:We are animal lovers and own two farm dogs, but due to NEW food safety regulations enforced by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA), we no longer allow for you to bring your pets to the farm. The FSMA rules are designed to make clear specific actions to prevent food contamination. Because we grow fresh produce in addition to fall mums, we must follow these food safety regulations.  Service animals are permitted at the farm. The animal must always be under complete control of the individual. Animals that are not dogs and/or whose purpose is only to provide comfort or support are not considered service animals under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).  Our farm can enforce rules to ensure the safety of our fresh produce. Service animals should be kept between rows and not be allowed to trample or otherwise damage plants. The animal should only be allowed to defecate or urinate in designated areas away from fresh produce and plants. In the event that the animal does defecate in the area of plants or fresh produce, it is the responsibility of the owner of the service animal to report the incident to a farm staff member so we can follow appropriate safety procedures to remove the contamination in a manner that prevents contamination to remaining produce.

Question 11

Do you have handicapped parking?

Accepted Answer

Yes, our handicapped parking is located closest to the large sliding door of our red barn.

A farm you trust. An experience you love.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

When are you open?

Do you grow all your own plants and produce?

Are your plants and produce organic?

Do you grow GMO crops?

How can we keep up with what's going on at the farm (farm updates, events, crop availability, etc.)?"

How do I get there?

Do you have food or drink concessions at the farm?

Do you accept credit cards?

Is there an ATM at the farm?

Can I bring my dog or a pet?

Do you have handicapped parking?

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GUEST SAFETY

Triple M Farm Mariah's Mums & More, LLC and affiliated parties are not responsible for personal accidents that occur while on the farm property. By entering onto the farm property, you are assuming liability and responsibility for the safety of yourself and those accompanying you, including minors.

A farm you trust. An experience you love.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

When are you open?

Do you grow all your own plants and produce?

Are your plants and produce organic?

Do you grow GMO crops?

How can we keep up with what's going on at the farm (farm updates, events, crop availability, etc.)?"

How do I get there?

Do you have food or drink concessions at the farm?

Do you accept credit cards?

Is there an ATM at the farm?

Can I bring my dog or a pet?

Do you have handicapped parking?

SEASON HOURS

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LOCATION

Enter Triple M Farm: Mariah's Mums & More, LLC into map

apps

​

Google Map Directions

​

ADDRESS

CONTACT US

PAYMENT METHODS Cash or Credit / Debit Card

CONNECT WITH US

QUICK LINKS

​

GUEST SAFETY

Triple M Farm Mariah's Mums & More, LLC and affiliated parties are not responsible for personal accidents that occur while on the farm property. By entering onto the farm property, you are assuming liability and responsibility for the safety of yourself and those accompanying you, including minors.

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PAYMENT METHODS
Cash or Credit / Debit Card