Red barn with white roofing, signage reading 'BIGMORE FARMS,' surrounded by potted plants and flowers, under a partly cloudy sky.

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The Greenhouse is Open

733 Cowan Road, Locke NY

We have everything you need to get your garden growing—from lush houseplants and tropicals to colorful annuals, hardy perennials, cut flowers, bedding plants, and ready-to-plant vegetable starts.

Keep an eye out—or ask at the register—for our fresh, in-season favorites like asparagus, rhubarb, and mushrooms. They come and go quickly, so don’t miss them!

Learn more about our greenhouse
Learn more about our greenhouse

Mother’s Day Weekend

Saturday May 9, 2026 from 8am - 5pm

Sunday May 10, 2026 from 10am - 5pm

733 Cowan Road, Locke NY

Join us for a cheerful weekend featuring live music from Patrick Young and Levi Dusseau while sipping on Grisamore Cider or local Salt Point beer!

We will be serving up simple, delicious sandwiches with other treats while you browse a beautiful selection of plants.

Enjoy crafts such as card making and potting up small plants for the special mother in your life.

Bring your mothers with the family, and make a stop at your favorite family farm. Stay tuned for more details!

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Spring Garden Party Event
Spring Garden Party Event

Container Gardening Class

Join us for a hands-on container gardening class and learn how to design a beautiful annual planter using the classic “spills, fills, and thrills” technique. Liz Snyder will introduce key design concepts, including how to combine colors, textures, and plant forms, as well as tips for creating pollinator-friendly arrangements.

Following the demonstration, participants will have time to explore the greenhouse and select plants that fit their personal style. We will provide 12” terracotta pots for $5, or you may choose an alternate container from the greenhouse.

The $35 class fee includes instruction and guidance. Plants and containers are not included in the class fee. Once you’ve created your arrangement, please bring your selected pot and plants (with tags) to the register for purchase.

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Welcome to our farm and step into timeless nostalgia. We are a fifth-generation u-pick fruit and vegetable farm, proudly rooted here since 1927. Today, we’re best known for our fall apple picking, fresh cider, and family-friendly fun such as u-pick pumpkins, wagon rides, sunflower mazes, and more!

We also are known for our spring greenhouse which is packed with gorgeous, well maintained annuals, vegetables, and other plants for your garden and home.

Throughout the seasons, enjoy abundant blueberries, sweet strawberries, and mouth-watering raspberries at their peak—all available for u-pick.

Stop by our farm store, open June through December, for ready-picked fruits and vegetables, along with a wide selection of local products, unique gifts, and our farm animals ready for gentle petting!

Before you leave, don’t miss Grisamore Cider Works, located on the second floor of the farm store.

Farm Store:

4069 Goose Street, Locke NY 13092

Greenhouse:

733 Cowan Road, Locke NY 13092

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  • "It's worth the drive! This family business will take care of you. There are so many things to do and fun for all ages. Stop in and you'll likely be leaving a great review like this one."

    —Ben, Customer

  • "I’ve gone here since I was a little girl, now I get to share experiences and make memories with my littles here."

    —Caty, Customer

  • "Everyone was so helpful! We wanted to do a cider tasting and they were more than accommodating even though they didn't have anyone up there at the moment. Store was packed with an excellent selection of fairly priced local goods. Wish we came at the right time to pick our own currants but the blueberries were awesome!"

    —Marcia, Customer

  • "Awesome old country look and feel with great selection of products from plants to cheese."

    —Blake, Customer