Local Food Businesses offering Parsley near Van Vleck, Texas 77482 (4)

Gundermann Acres is owned and operated by Garrett and Stacie Gundermann. Originally named Gundermann Farms, Garrett took over running the farm from his parents in 2009. He is a fourth-generation farmer, and, with his wife Stacie, has two children. The farm grows over 90 varieties of fruits and vegetables! Gundermann Farms only used to grow peaches when Garrett’s grandparents were running the farm. In the 1990s, his parents expanded the farm’s operations and grew a variety of fruits and vegetables. When Garrett and his wife took over, they christened the farm Gundermann Acres. These days, with help from real and adopted families, friends, and staff, the farm participates at two Houston area farmers markets – Urban Harvest at 2752 Buffalo Speedway (from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm) and Imperial-Sugarland at 234 Matlage Way (from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm).

In its earlier days, Gundermann Acres graced Peachland's landscape, but in the mid-1990s, Garett Gundermann's parents transitioned to growing fruits and vegetables. Today, Garett, a fourth-generation farmer, and his wife Stacie manage the 500-acre farm in Wharton County, Texas. At the local farmer's markets, they offer a diverse array of seasonal produce, including arugula, green beans, beets, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, carrots, sweet corn, cucumbers, cauliflower, and kale. Their offerings also include strawberries, melons, and citrus fruits. Catch them mainly at Urban Harvest in Houston and Imperial-Sugarland in Sugarland, Texas.

End of the Road Ranch is a multi-generational family farm located in Clute, Texas. You can find them selling their produce at the "Peach Street Market" and you will even have "some beautiful green beans, Zucchini, and squash". "They are HUGE!!" They also have "soaps made with oils". "Taylor and her family have an adorable set up each week at Peach Street Market". They also have tons of eggs from their free-range, organic and non-GMO fed chickens available. Just send them a message to arrange to pick up. Sometimes they are also at the Lake Jackson Farmers Market selling fresh flowers, kale, and parsley plus homemade spice mixes too.

Plant It Forward is a nonprofit organization. Plant It Forward Farms' mission is to train and support former refugees in operating successful urban farm businesses in Houston, Texas. "They are a great organization and great way to give to someone who is hard to buy for but likes good fresh veggies and such". They sell at several farmers markets and they also have a Farm Share program. They also sell their fresh produces directly on-the-farm at their neighborhood Farm Stands. You can also donate to their programs. They are also seeking donations for the use of land to be converted into new urban farms. Check their website and Facebook page for updates.