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Big John's Farm Market & Greenhouses

Big John's Farm Market & Greenhouses
Location:
📍7705 W 159th Ave, Lowell, IN 46356, USA
Hours
monday8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
tuesday8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
wednesday8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
thursday8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
friday8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
saturday8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
sundayClosed
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About the Nursery

Full-Service Greenhouse and Nursery. Top products: Annual and perennial plants, Vegetable and herb starts, Hanging baskets and custom containers, Fresh produce (sweet corn, vegetables), Fall seasonal decor. Big John's Farm Market & Greenhouses is a multi-generational horticultural and agricultural operation with nearly 70 years of history. Spanning 70 acres in Lowell, Indiana, the business manages over 88,000 square feet of climate-controlled greenhouse space where they propagate a vast array of plant life from seeds and unrooted cuttings. Their horticultural offerings include a comprehensive selection of annuals, perennials, vegetable starts, and over 50 varieties of herbs, along with professional-grade custom containers and thousands of hanging baskets. They prioritize plant health through early-stage root development and expert cultivation. Beyond their nursery operations, they function as a produce farm—harvesting crops like sweet corn daily for direct-to-consumer sales. The business serves local homeowners and regional gardeners, maintaining a focus on high-quality, 'field-to-table' produce and garden-ready plants. The operation also serves as an educational destination, hosting school field trips and seasonal community activities.
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Customer Reviews(21)

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Nathan Jones2 weeks ago

Went here at 5pm and it was completely clpsed despite saying open til 6pm. Complete waste of my time. And people wonder why small business doesn’t exist anymore….

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Carol Tristaina month ago

It is real nice. Very good selection of flowers. The ground is pretty bumpy but other than that it's real friendly

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June Kamp2 months ago

Lots of variety. This is one of the few places that carry tomatillos plants.

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Gurjinder Sidhu3 months ago

Hey trucker's please don't stay overnight here. The farmer don't like it he claims that he already told the company that don't come here before 8 am but company didn't tell me when i ask them they said they didn't get any word from him i don't know who's telling lie but please don't stay here if you respect yourself

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Karyn Gayle8 months ago

Our family visited on Thursday 10/16 we arrived about 4:30 and stayed until closing at 6pm....We had a wonderful time!!! I would like to give a shout out to the young gentleman supervising the "big" slide! The activities were not crowded- I believe because it was the end of the day - we had 3 boys going up and down the slide at least 15 times!!! The wonderful thing is the boys are on the Autism Spectrum- this amazing young man treated them with amazing patience, kindness and acceptance!!! Our Autism world is always advocating for Autism understanding and Acceptance -clearly this young man understands Autism, this world needs more people just like him!! Please Please recognize him as he made a difference for our visit to the Farm. Along with the rest of the staff at the farm. You are certainly doing things right!!

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