Seems like they are closed more than they are opened and carry less and less. Are they planning to close for good at some point?

I don't believe so. I went there for tomatoes last week and they had none or any other veggies. Tomatoes will be in from southern state farms In a week or so then will have their own farm grown in August sometime

How come they are not open every day?

Because they didn't want to plant alot due covertly and wind up with an over flow of product This is what I heard.

Did the frost it the greens yet

Not much there. Way better at Bishops or Rogers!!!

doyou sell artichokes

I would call to check availability and store hours

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Robert Treat Farm

Name: Robert Treat Farm
Address: New Haven Avenue, Milford, Connecticut, 06460, US, Milford, CT, US
Telephone: +1203-878-4270
Rating: 4.6

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Phone:+1203-878-4270

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📍New Haven Avenue, Milford, Connecticut, 06460, US

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mondayClosed

tuesdayClosed

wednesday10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

thursday10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

friday10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

saturday10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

sunday10:00 AM - 3:00 PM

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About the Nursery

Family-owned Garden Center. Top products: seasonal plants, nursery stock, farm market goods. Robert Treat Farm is a historic, family-owned agricultural property located in Milford, Connecticut, with roots dating back to the town's founding in 1639. Operating as a seasonal farm market and garden center, the business serves the local community from April through October. The centerpiece of the property is a traditional post-and-beam barn, constructed in 2008 to replace a long-standing original farm stand. The business focuses on sustainable agricultural practices and functions as a community hub for regional horticulture. Their retail operations include a garden center offering seasonal plant varieties and nursery products, alongside a farm store. Targeting local homeowners and visitors, the farm emphasizes its connection to Connecticut’s agrarian heritage, providing an open-air, accessible environment for gardening enthusiasts to source plants and local goods while maintaining the long-term stewardship of the historic property.

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Customer Reviews(23)

Mark KleinEdited 2 weeks ago

This local treasure Always has friendly and well staffed . Quality of all products are A+

Kevin Butterfield3 weeks ago

This is a charming little garden shop that has plants trees as well as pastries, sourdough bread and cheese products. It is a nice little garden shop to visit. However if you are looking for good prices then this is probably not the shop for you. It is full retail not wholesale but absolutely worth a stop in as a gift shop or local garden shop.

Vincent Veltri2 months ago

People are rude. I tried to get flower arrangements on mother's day which they don't offer which is fine but feels like a big missed opportunity, and they could have tried to figure something out for me. I then asked them what the best they could do on a garden figurine was and she said "the best we can do is what's on the tag" and she actually took it out of my hand and put it back for me before I could even say if I was still interested -- which I was. Probably won't be returning

Laura Pratt8 months ago

I love the flowers, soil & vegetables and the pies from the Michelles are amazing... Just get bit frustrated that says OPEN 10 AM online and I often get there and it's not open. No sign on the door windows.

Jessy Rossa year ago

Beautiful nursery with a huge variety of well grown plants. I always look forward to my spring trip to stock up!

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