Local Food Businesses offering Watermelons near Somerville, Texas 77879 (8)

Bob grows the produce while Rachel makes the pottery. Tomato King Produce's tomatoes, cantaloupe, watermelon, strawberries, blackberries, and various fruits and vegetables are out of this world. All are homegrown and raised on their farm. You may need to call them about their available produce and meat. Their pottery is a "great place". "Rachel Norris makes fantastic pottery". She makes stoneware that can be used for food, in the oven, microwave, and dishwasher. You will "always find a reason to come" to the place and it "makes for a great gift". She also offers pottery classes year-round which include wheel throwing and hand-building skills.

Dilorio Farms & Roadside Market, a family-owned business in Hempstead, Texas, offers a 20,000 sq ft open-air produce market open year-round. With 4th generation family members serving the community, they began as a seasonal roadside market in 1956 and expanded to a year-round operation by 1968. Their famous Dilorio watermelons, grown on 600 acres of farmland, are a popular choice. Discover a variety of homegrown fresh produce, gourmet pickles, jellies, and preserves. Visit their all-occasion flower shop, personally managed by the family matriarch. Experience the finest in farm-fresh goodness at Dilorio Farms & Roadside Market!

Step back in time at Dilirio Farms and Roadside Market, offering a delightful experience. Discover seasonal produce, rice, raw honey, a wide selection of BBQ wood, and roasted peanuts and pecans. Don't miss the chance to explore their ever-changing offerings and find great bargains. A must-visit when you're in the area.

HerbanEggs has "the best customer service and best organic eggs!" It is "delicious" and "the chickens are beautiful and well cared for". The chickens are also registered with the Texas Animal Health Commission and of National Poultry Improvement Plan (NPIP). The herbs, produce, plants and chicks and fertile eggs for hatching are available from time to time. They also plant Texas Tulips and Daffodils and are also breeding Nigerian Dwarf Dairy goats. As posted on their website, they have moved to Wheelock, Texas for larger produce gardens, more grazing areas for animals and native wildflower meadows. They will have a grand re-opening in Spring 2020.

D3 Farms is composed of a hardworking team who tries to make their products available in several parts of Texas. One time they are at the West Temple Community Park, other times, they are setting a farmstand in different markets. Find them at Round Rock Farmers Market and they're currently looking at other markets to join. The best way to know where they are going next is by following them on Facebook for updates. They offer locally-grown freshly harvested vegetables and fruits. From tomatoes, cucumbers, onions to pears, cantaloupe,  and pears. Sometimes, they also have blackberries. Reviews on Facebook shows how much people are in love with their blackberry jams. Another said that they always have the freshest produce in the market.

L&M Bertsch Farm offers fresh honey and produce at the LaGrange Farmer's Market.  The bright colors of the fresh fruits and vegetables are certainly a feast for the eyes with their tomato, pepper, squash, zucchini, pumpkin, eggplant, watermelon, blackberry, and more!  Also available is raw honey that is assuredly unprocessed and unaltered.  They then put their own twist to this product by making a Habanero Infused Honey, from the habanero peppers harvested from their garden.  Visit their farm and check out their social media page for more updates on them.

Neal’s Berry Farm in Waller, TX is a working farm. It features a “U-Pick” (pick your own fruits and vegetables) activity for the whole family. The farm opened in 2009 in Spring, TX. However, they moved to its present location starting in 2018. The kids will love walking up and down the farm’s rows of thorn-less berries and figs - the farm's main crops - to fill their own baskets. They also have some vegetables and zinnias available for U-Pick. The farm has secondary crops of peaches, nectarines, and other orchard fruits and vegetables but these are pre-picked and only available for sale at their farm stand located within the property. The farm accepts cash and credit card. Check out their website and Facebook page for U-pick season schedules! Also, check their opening and closing times, and prices -- plus advice on how to pick the berries and store your loot.