Farmstand and Bakery

11999 Cascade Rd. Lowell MI 49331

(616)897-6707

info@heidisfarmstand.com

In Season Produce
Always Fresh, Always Local

Fruit

Apples	We still have plenty in the cooler (Fuji, Jonagold, Golden Delicious, Spy)
Blueberries
Peaches	Early Peaches are in
Raspberries	Summer Raspberries are done.
Strawberries	Summer Strawberries are beginning to produce
Sweet Cherries	Are done for the season

Vegetables

Broccoli
Cucumbers
Egg Plant	Is starting
Garlic Scapes
Peas	Shelled peas are done for the season
Peppers	Will be picked very soon
Pickles	Let us know ahead for a bushel order
Sweet Corn	Is in full season
Tomatoes	Limited amounts
Zucchini

Other Items Available in the Market

Beef - in the freezer
Cheese
Maple Syrup
Milk
Canned Goods
Pop Corn
Hanging Baskets
Canning Jars

Baked Goods

We bake all items in our bakery on the premises. Items Baked daily are in the following list.
The items are available everyday, and can be special order for large quantities.

Pies -
Donuts
Bread
Cookies
Muffins
And many other Goodies

Hours

Sunday                 Closed
Monday - Friday   6:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Saturday               7:30 AM - 5:00 PM

Open May 1 - December 24

Direction and Map
We are located 1/2 mile north of exit 52 (Lowell) of I-96 on Alden Nash(M-50)
and Cascade Rd.

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About the Farm
Heidi's Farmstand consist of a farm and the market. The farm provide the bulk of the produce which is sold at the farmstand. The farm uses approximately 30 acres to provide the vegetables and has another two acres of apples. We use conventional farming practice to produce the highest quality produce at a reasonable price.
Boys picking the Strawberries

About Us
The Blough family has been farming in Lowell for many years. The farmstand was established in 2006 to provide opportunity for more members of the family to stay around the farm. Heidi's Farmstand work closely with Blu-Sky farms. Heidi's Farmstand is owned by three cousins; Melissa Blough, Aaron Kaeb and Ben Kaeb (mother was a Blough). The Farmstand is named after Heidi Stoller who was an original owner, but due to family commitments (6 kids) was unable to continue in the business.