Wilson Farm Inc

The tulip farm at Wilson Farms is a really huge attraction every year. Decided to check it out and apparently it’s a $20 entrance fee onto the farm - kids under 2 are free. Tickets can be bought either online or in person. And you can pick your own tulips! Of course you have to pay for that too, and I paid $6 for a big bouquet. Very pretty and vibrant flowers situated at the bottom of a huge market where you can shop for all sorts of produce, dairy, meats and flowers. Actually surprised at how big it is! Tulip farm is nice to go to and very family oriented. But you have to take a flight of stairs down to get to it, so accessibility might be an issue for some people.

Been coming here for the last 40 years and it's still got incredible stuff. Definitely the best produce and most amazing fresh flowers. Pricey for the area, but delivers on quality.

Just popped in for a quick looksy on our way to Mahoney's Garden Center. Neat store. Lots of variety. Everything looked super fresh. Very expensive though. We didn't buy anything but it was neat to look around.

I cannot speak highly enough of Renee Quinn who runs The Garden Shop at Wilson's Farm. Having grown up in Lexington, I always had an appreciation for Wilson's Farm and the amazing fruits and vegetables but it is the Garden Shop and specifically Renee that keeps me coming back. Whether it is to get personal advice on taking care of house plants that I bought at Wilson's and perhaps elsewhere or it's buying gifts for my clients, Renee is always so helpful and patient with me. She has taught me so much about taking care of my plants and is always happy to see me. I go out of my way to go to the Garden Shop when I know she is working. She is very professional, friendly and customer service oriented.

It’s a great place for photo shoots — I’m a photographer and I came here to take some amazing pictures. Plus, there are plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables, everything is top-notch. I love this place!

Today we went on a community trip with our Cotting school friends to Wilson Farms. We found the Customer service to be good, helpful, sweet and kind. The cashiers were helpful! In terms of accessibility there was plenty of space in the store, the aisles were wide and the area was flat without bumps or hills. We went on the middle of the morning on a Wednesday and it was pretty busy. There were accessible parking spots near the front that we could use, but the parking lot was pretty crowded and you had to be very careful when walking around. In terms of the products, there were many fall items on sale right now. We really liked the cute Trick or Treat themed Wilson Farms bags we got when buying things. We saw painted pumpkins with things like mermaids on them and elmo. We saw really large pumpkins there that you could buy, they had the weight on them and they were heavier than some of the people in our group! We liked how many different kinds of pumpkins there were there (black pumpkins, white pumpkins, popcorn pumpkins, bumpy pumpkins, Pokemon Pumpkin, Turks turban pumpkin, pumpkins they grew into faces, Cinderella pumpkins--they all had cute names). The store felt very clean and organized and pretty neat. We found everything that we needed. Overall, Wilson's Farms was a bit crowded but still a super awesome and fun place to go. There is a pumpkin village you can walk through on the farm land, but it is only open on Fridays and the weekends. We loved how the front of the building was covered in pumpkins for the fall.

The lady at the flower shop had a weird vibe almost as if she didn’t care if I was a customer.. all I asked her was where the produce was. Anyway, the produce and bakery seemed immaculate

This place is truly amazing! Everything is fresh and nice! So happy that we have you in our neighborhood!!