Faivor Fresh Produce & Flowers

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Roadside Stand is open Mid August through Mid/Late October, but we do take orders year round depending on what is in season. Everything is picked fresh daily.

We use sustainable practices to provide nature friendly produce. We sell fresh produce, such as, cucumbers, zucchini, tomatoes, peppers, and squash. Feel free to call or email ahead to request large quantities when available.

10/15/2026

“YES, AND?!” 😂🐰🎃

Just a little bunny doing her thing in the middle of our fall harvest. You never quite know what kind of entertainment you’ll find on the farm! 🍂💛

10/12/2026

🎃 Wagon restock! 🍂

The wagon is loaded back up with all kinds of squash, pumpkins and gourds! 🧡💛💚 From the classic orange pumpkins to all the fun shapes, colors, and bumpy little gourds, there’s a little bit of fall in every corner of this wagon.

The kids are pretty proud of this colorful load, and I love seeing all the different varieties we grew this year!

Come pick out your favorites and add a little farm-grown fall to your decorating. 🍁

10/10/2026

Of course I let the littlest pick the biggest dahlia in the flower tunnel today! 🌸😂💗

I mean, how could I say no to that smile?!

I spend so much time growing these flowers, but getting to share moments like this with the kids makes it even more special. And judging by that smile, I think we have one pretty happy flower picker!

Now the question is… how do we top this one? 💐💕

10/09/2026

😂🌸 You know it’s an impressive flower when I actually get in front of the camera!

I’m usually the one behind the photos, not in them. But when you grow the biggest dahlia you’ve ever seen in your own flower tunnel, I guess you have to make an exception!

This pink beauty is HUGE! 💗 Now you can see just how big it really is!

I might need to make an appearance more often if the flowers keep growing like this! 😂💐

10/05/2026

September & early October flower subscriptions 🌸🍂

Let’s talk about these flowers for a minute…

September and early October might mean waiting a little longer for your flower subscription, but I think this bouquet proves it’s definitely worth the wait. 🥰

The dahlias are putting on quite the show right now, with all those rich fall colors, beautiful textures, and so many different varieties blooming together. Add in a few unexpected little treasures from the flower field, and every bouquet becomes a little different.

Another great reason for growing flowers—watching the seasons change and seeing what the fields have to offer.

So, September and early October subscribers… I think you’re getting pretty lucky. ❤️

Don’t you agree? 🌸

09/24/2026

🍂 Hello, Fall! 🎃

I think this picture says it all. A wagon full of fall harvest, our little roadside stand in the background, and the kids right in the middle of it all. ❤️

This time of year is always a little bittersweet. The garden is slowing down, but the colors, pumpkins, squash, and cooler evenings make it feel like a whole new season is beginning.

We’re soaking up every bit of it. 🍁🚜🎃

Hello, fall… we’re ready for you! ❤️

09/21/2026

Just a little girl raking her field, planting her seeds, and watering them in. 🌱💧

She may be little, but she’s already learning what it means to grow something from the ground up.

A little dirt on her toes, a handful of seeds, and a big job ahead of her. She’s watching, learning, and doing just like the rest of us on the farm.

Because around here, farming isn’t just something you learn when you’re grown.

It’s something you grow up doing. ❤️🌱

And someday, she may not remember exactly what she planted in this little patch of soil… but I hope she always remembers how it felt to be a little girl with her own piece of the farm.

09/14/2026

Some days, being a flower farmer looks a lot like this. 🌸

Buckets full of bright zinnias, celosia, snapdragons and gomphrena… flowers that started as tiny seeds months ago and now get to be part of someone else’s celebration.

This weekend, our flowers were part of a bridal shower and a “Where Were They?” game. The bride and groom were each pictured in different places, and the guests had to guess where they were in each photo. A little bit of flowers, a little bit of creativity, and a whole lot of color made the display come together.

And I have to say… I really love seeing our farm flowers used for things like this. They don’t have to be a traditional bouquet to be special. Sometimes they get to decorate a table, become part of a game, or simply make a celebration feel a little more personal.

That’s one of my favorite parts of growing flowers—I get to grow them, but then they get to become part of someone else’s story. 🌼💐

And judging by the remaining photos, I think these flowers were pretty happy to be there too. ❤️

09/10/2026

🌽🍅 Find sweet corn and cherry tomatoes on our roadside stand!

Last night’s dinner started right here—with a few ears of sweet corn and a handful of cherry tomatoes that ended up on the Blackstone alongside pork steaks.

Farm fresh doesn’t have to be complicated. Sometimes it’s just picking up a few things from the stand and figuring out what sounds good for supper. ❤️

And if you’re wondering what else is out there today… you might just have to stop by and see! 😉

Address

1302 E Price Road
Saint Johns, MI
48879

Telephone

+19893230341

Website

https://faivor-fresh-produce.square.site/

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