Reyes Farm

06/01/2026

‼️ ‼️ FLOWER SALE UPDATE ‼️‼️

🌺 Opening day for the flower sale will be Wednesday June 3rd 5:00-8pm
🌺 No early birds please. We need time to get signs and everything ready
🌺 We will have parking on both sides of the front yard. If the main drive looks full, there is another driveway past the front yard
🌺 Cash only please
🌺 normal hours after opening day will be 9-7 Daily. Rain or shine

Looking forward to seeing everyone! ❤️

05/27/2026

🌼 Update on Flower Sale! 🌼

🌼 I know everyone is anxiously awaiting to hear when we will open!
🌼 I just found out it will not be until next week( sometime during the week of June 1.)
🌼 As soon as I find out the exact date, I will post on here. Thank you for your patience.

05/08/2026

Flower Sale Info!!!!
Hi All!  Since I am already getting bombarded with questions regarding the Flower sale I just wanted to touch base.
I have explained this many times each year. For those who are new …. Here is how it works

🌺 All info will be posted here. And I will also share on my page, and Ross talk!

🌺 IF we have the sale ( yes there is always the possibility the sale will not happen) The plants come from a wholesale greenhouse my husband works at. What we receive depends upon what they have left after Memorial Day. This is how it always has been. The only years we did not have it was during Covid when the greenhouse sold out. There is never a guarantee it will happen. I just want to make people be aware of that!

🌺 Its always AFTER Memorial Day!
Generally, Thursday or Friday. But those dates are not set in stone. I will not know until the middle of that week. Once I find out information, I will post it on here.

🌺 please do not ask if I will have a certain variety of plant. I do not know until the first truck arrives. After that point I can gauge what will be available, but I will never post what we have or what we don’t have. Things sell very quickly! There is no way to keep track of it all.

🌺 As we have done in the past two years, when trucks are here and unloading, we will be closed. You will not be allowed to shop during that time. It’s too dangerous and too much happening unloading the trucks.

🌺 It is cash only. Please come prepared. And no, I do not know what the prices will be this year as of now. Hopefully they will stay the same as in the previous couple years.

🌺 parking is always an issue. With that being said, I will have some family members help with parking. We will be parking cars on both sides of the front yard now. Once one section is filled we will point you to go to the other side to park. I know many of you have parked along the side of the road, and that’s your prerogative, but it always worries me when people do..

We look forward to seeing everyone! 

05/05/2026

💥💥We are officially out of plants💥💥
Thank you all so much for your businness and support this year and every year!
🌱 I love growing vegetables. If you think of any specific variety you would like me to grow next year, feel free to message me! I will add it to my 2027 growing list.
🌱 I hope everyone has a successful & bountiful garden!
Gayla

05/04/2026

SOLD OUT!!!

SALE! SALE! SALE! SALE! SALE! SALE!Everything left is $1.50 each or fill a tray of 18 for $20

Starts Monday!
As of the end of today (Sunday, May 3rd) here’s what is left:

Tomatoes
Peppers
Squash: zucchini, spaghetti, acorn, butternut, banana and blue Hubbard
Burpless cucumbers
Okra & Eggplant
Herbs:
Cinnamon basil, lemon basil, thyme, oregano, lemon balm, borage

Open 9-7. Cash only
2401 Cincinnati Brookville Rd in Ross

05/02/2026

ALL PLANTS are now on tables! (Only things left in greenhouse are red & green bell peppers, a few cantaloupe and 1 tray zucchini!)
Still a nice variety of everything. They won’t last long!

05/02/2026

It is very windy & chilly! Tomatoes and cool weather plants are fine still on the tables. All others are moved inside an enclosed Canopy tent next to the tables. Feel free to shop inside!

04/26/2026

🥚 In case you didn’t know we have 🐓 chicken eggs and 🦆 duck eggs!!
Chicken-$4 dz
Duck-$5 dz
🥚 A friend brings me her duck eggs so it’s always best to pre order for pick up here!
🥚 Eggs are inside back porch as you walk in. Money box there as well!

04/25/2026

TOMATO PLANT AVAILABILITY as of 4/25

Beefsteaks/large/medium~
Blanche Du Dauphin~large white (light yellow), sweet fruity, from France

Bleu De Provence~ stunning pink tomatoes with blue shoulders. From France

Brilliant Opedisano~ deep red meaty and delicious. 1-1.5 lb

Blue Baltic Wine~ large purple with green stripes oxheart. Meaty and beautiful! 1lb

Cherokee Shortstake~ chocolate colored delicious versatile fruit. Rich, robust and savory

Coeur de Boeuf Jaune (Gattieres Strain)~ beautiful yellow with red streaks heart shaped fruit. Crisp and sweet with subtle hints of tropical. From France, 12-16 oz

Cold Mountain~ red with rich and timeless flavors. Originates from Haywood County, KY. 12-16oz, with some over a lb

Crazy Horse~ Brownish red medium size. Sweet with just a little bit of acid

Fire Kiss~ extra large orange beefsteak from Kazakhstan. Delicious & meaty

Granny’s Throwing~ red large pear shaped. Juicy and sweet. 10-16 oz

Hannah Orange~ large orange beefsteak bred by Milo Ison of KY

Red Dead Redemption by Robert~bicolored heart fruit. Creamy yellow orange with red streaks. Rich earthy sweetness

Scarlet Pumpkin~The scarlet pumpkin tomato, Potiron Écarlate in French, is a late variety heirloom that produces large fruits weighing around 450 grams but often growing well over 1 lb. The name comes from their color and the ribbed upper section that looks similar to a pumpkin. Their dense, tangy and very fragrant flesh makes them a delight to eat either fresh or as a stuffed tomato. Since the variety has very few seeds, they also make a great sauce or canning tomato.

The Harsh Melons of the Volga Germans~heart-shaped, with a striking orange-brown color. A vigorous, highly productive plant with regular foliage, producing fruits that are resistant to cracking and free of green shoulders. This is an interesting variety, preserved by a Volga German family.

Viva Lindsey’s KY Heirloom~large white beefsteak! Back in 1904 this tomato was given as a wedding present by the Martin family from Kentucky to the Lindsey’s. Some of these fabulous tomatoes can get over 1 pound, but most average between 12oz to 14oz.

Brandywine Pink
Cherokee Purple
Mule Team
Red Brandywine
Mortgage Lifter
Hillbilly
Kellogg’s Breakfast
Mr. Stripey
German Johnson
Pink Ponderosa

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