Local Food Businesses offering Napa Cabbage near Fort Worth, Texas 76181 (3)

Shines Farm Stand boasts the finest locally sourced produce that keeps restaurateurs coming back for more. Over two decades ago, Charlie Blaylock and his wife made their home on a property with a barren 1.3-acre backyard that was initially dry and unforgiving, seemingly incapable of sustaining life. However, through Charlie's unwavering dedication and hard work, the once-sterile soil was transformed into a fertile haven. Chef McCook of Ellerbe Fine Foods is an avid admirer of the farm. "Charlie's passion shines through in his produce. I always have confidence in the exceptional quality of his offerings." Today, Shines Farm Stand features an expansive 8,400 square-foot garden brimming with a variety of nutritious plants. "Charlie cultivates the area's finest vegetables! Visit Cowtown Farmers Market to witness it for yourself!"

In 2017, Brook H embarked on a life-changing journey, founding Oliver's Gardens after a series of crises. Their transformation began by downsizing their home to just 25%, using the proceeds to start a farm. Located 20 miles north of Dallas in scenic Lake Dallas, their urban farmstead is dedicated to revitalizing natural resources and forging meaningful connections. Oliver's Gardens now serves a diverse client base spanning Lake Dallas, Corinth, Shady Shores, Hickory Creek, Denton, Little Elm, Gainesville, Lewisville, Flower Mound, Dallas, Ft. Worth, Houston, Waco, Abilene, Austin, San Antonio, San Angelo, and beyond. Join us on our journey of renewal and growth!

The D-Bar Farm & Nursery is a 40-acre farmland with eleven greenhouses. It has been providing fresh produce in Denton since 2005. While they only joined in 2005, Keith, the person behind D-Bar Farm & Nursery, has been growing crops for over 40 years. They offer greenhouse crops and field crops. In addition, they also grow plants through hydroponics. Their lettuce are grown primarily on the hydroponic system. They also sell kale, spinach, collard greens, napa cabbage, swiss chard, bok choy, beets, cucumbers, and watermelon radishes. People love their locally-grown crops. Some even claim that they are the best produce around that they won't buy from anyone else.