Farms Near Florence, AL

Florence

McGee Farm grows spring flowers and fall mums and pumpkins for pick-your-own visitors on County Road 7 outside Florence. Its greenhouses also stock hanging baskets and container gardens year-round. The farm posts season updates on Facebook and describes itself as a place to slow down and pick produce straight from the field.

Florence

Owned and operated by the Lauderdale County Commission, this market runs out of a covered facility at the Florence Exposition Center, with free parking right on the fairgrounds. May and October bring Saturday-only hours, 6 a.m. to 1 p.m.; June through September add Tuesday and Thursday to the schedule. Local eggs, meat, honey, and baked goods round out the produce tables.

FLORENCE

Set inside the Singin' River LIVE venue at College and Cherry streets, this Thursday market runs 3 to 7 p.m. with a live band playing the middle two hours. Vendors bring organic baked goods, cheese, eggs, honey, jams, meat, seafood, and produce, and a Kids Korner booth keeps younger visitors occupied while parents shop. Several vendors accept Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program vouchers.

Florence

The Alabama Barn Quilt Trail is a self-guided driving route through the Shoals area around Florence, where local barns and buildings display painted quilt-block murals, part of the wider American Quilt Trail movement that began in Adams County, Ohio, in 2001. No map, hours, or contact listing came up in a search.

Muscle Shoals

TUSCUMBIA

Spring Park Market sets up inside Tuscumbia's Spring Park at 400 South Main Street through June, July, and August. Vendors sell organic, non-GMO vegetables, fruit, and herbs grown around the Shoals. The market skips its usual date each year on June 25 for the town's Helen Keller Festival, so check the calendar before heading out.

Florence

Brown's Orchards and Vineyards sits on County Road 38 outside Florence, in the Tennessee Valley region of northwest Alabama. No website or crop and wine details were found online for this property.

Muscle Shoals

Rick's Farm Market has served the Muscle Shoals area since 2007, pulling in shoppers from as far as Huntsville and Athens. The shelves run wider than produce — homemade jams, Amish goods, tropical plants and flowers, and farm-raised meats alongside fresh vegetables. Open Thursday through Wednesday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., closed Sundays.

Florence

Ginger, a Master Gardener, and her daughter Summer built Mothering Herbs into what they call the first herbal CSA in north Alabama, founded in 2008. Instead of a produce box, members get balms, tinctures, teas, and elderberry syrup made from herbs harvested less than a year old, alongside a small flock of chickens and a few grass-fed cattle on their Florence property. The farm also runs herbal workshops and plant walks through the year.

Killen

Hines Family Farm is a veteran-owned, first-generation farm outside Killen that started in 2014 and still delivers what it grows — strawberries in spring, tomatoes through summer, pumpkins by fall — to homes and businesses across Lauderdale and Colbert counties, or you can pick up on the farm. U-pick days run alongside the delivery route. The farm shows up on Sweet Grown Alabama, LocalHarvest, and UPick Atlas listings for anyone tracking what's in season nearby.

Iron City

Collinwood

Leighton

Isbell's Pumpkin Farm is a family-run fall attraction in Leighton with a 70-foot trampoline pillow, inflatable slides, gem mining, a hay maze, and a petting zoo that includes a camel. Visitors can pick their own pumpkins from the patch or grab pre-picked ones from the barn. General admission runs about $12 a person, with add-on activities priced separately, and the season typically runs late September through early November.

Lexington

RT's Farm operates out of Lexington, in far northwest Alabama near the Tennessee state line. No website, listing, or social media presence surfaced in research, so specifics on what the farm grows or sells aren't independently verifiable — check directly before visiting.

Town Creek

Town Creek Farmers' Market runs Saturdays, 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., from late April through November on Main Street. It has a covered facility, so vendors set up rain or shine — not a given for a market this size in rural Lawrence County.

Russellville

Growers set up at the A.W. Todd Pavilion on Green Avenue SW, selling fresh vegetables, fruit, eggs, milk, and meat straight from the farm, no resellers, just the people who grew it. Market coordinator Tammy West handles questions about the current season's schedule and which vendors are showing up week to week.

Lexington

The Belue Place sits off County Road 513 near Lexington, in Lauderdale County's stretch of the Tennessee Valley. No public details on hours, crops, or events are available yet — call ahead to confirm before visiting.

Savannah

Russellville

Waynesboro