As flower farmers, Down the Road Farm can offer you the freshest, most sustainably grown, local cut flowers available in Lancaster, New Lexington, and southeast Ohio! Browse the galleries below to see photos of the farm, farmers market, flower bouquets, and specialty produce.
Farm Fresh FlowersAll of our flower bouquets and arrangements are freshly cut and arranged here on our farm. We serve community marketplaces like Keller Market House in Lancaster and Ohio's Winding Road Marketplace in Shawnee, deliver wholesale flowers to local florists, and offer bouquets, arrangements, and Party Petals DIY buckets for weddings, birthdays, anniversaries, and other special events.
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Farmers Market BouquetsFind seasonal, farm fresh, cut flowers by visiting us at the Lancaster Farmers Market Saturday mornings May through October or order through our online store for market pick up. Seasonal membership subscriptions for 2023 are now closed, but you can place an individual order for a flower bouquet any week during the season. We often sell out, so preorder to ensure we have flowers waiting for you at market!
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Fall Designs and Dried FlowersWe dry the season's bounty and incorporate dried flowers in pumpkin arrangements and flower wreaths each autumn, along with creating fall-inspired fresh flower pumpkin arrangements. They are available at the Lancaster Farmers Market, by pre-order through our website, and at Keller Market House between September and November.
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Specialty ProduceWe use sustainable practices to grow a seasonal selection of specialty produce, including garlic and garlic scapes, ground cherries, strawberries, and tomatoes, which are available Saturday mornings May through October at the Lancaster Farmers Market. Shop in person or place your order through our online store, which is open seasonally Sunday through Wednesday.
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Farm Fresh Flowers
Farmers Market Bouquets
Fall Designs and Dried Flowers
Specialty Produce
HERE'S WHAT ONE OF OUR CUSTOMERS HAD TO SAY:
"The flowers are absolutely beautiful and one of the highlights for going to the farmers market.”