389 West Lancaster Ave. • Wayne, PA 19087 • 610-293-1370

Good Harvest Farms | Being Fresh Is Our Business

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Chris Powell

"I guarantee you the freshest produce, healthy flowers, and the most knowledgeable service when you shop at Good Harvest Farms."

Chris Powell, Owner

Dear Retail Greenhouse Friends,

For 31 years our customers have supported our Strasburg Garden Center, Good Harvest Supply. You watched our business and family grow and have become friends with many of the employees that worked here over the years. But, as they say, all good things must come to an end.

After a lot of deliberating and having to make some very hard choices, I have decided to concentrate our business on wholesale, large group and fund-raising sales, as well as our market stand at Lancaster County Farmers Market in Wayne, PA. As our children leave the nest and have their own goals for careers, I thought it was best to mainstream our business.

If you are a wholesale, church group, fundraiser or market customer, please do not worry. We are still here for you and look forward to continue being a part of the community in that way. We will, however, be closing the doors on the Good Harvest Supply Retail Store, 336 Bunker Hill Road, Strasburg, PA.

Chris Powell

From the bottom of my heart, I wanted to thank our Strasburg neighbors and all of our customers for your support in making our retail business what it was. We have made many friends and memories along the way and will miss seeing you in our store.

Wishing you all the best,
Chris Powell

Good Harvest Farm Stand

Farm Stand

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Our newly renovated Farm Stand inside the Lancaster County Farmer's Market features the freshest selection of fruit, vegetables, hydroponic lettuce, herbs and flowers you'll find anywhere. Most of our fresh picked produce is grown exclusively at our Strasburg, PA farm and greenhouses. Learn More

Good Harvest Supply

Greenhouses

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Retail Location Closed - Still Serving: Wholesale, Church Groups, Fundraisers & Market Customers!

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We're dedicated to sustainable farming.

By adhering to agricultural and food production practices that do not harm the environment, that provide fair treatment to workers, and that support and sustain our local communities.

Farm Stand

Lancaster County Farmer's Market
389 West Lancaster Ave.
Wayne, PA 19087


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Phone: (610) 293-1370

Hours

Wednesday & Friday
6 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Saturday
6 a.m. – 4 p.m.

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Farm Tour

A load of fresh-picked sweet corn, ready for your 4th of July picnic.
A load of fresh-picked sweet corn, ready for your 4th of July picnic.
A fresh load of Brussels from our field to your Thanksgiving table.
A fresh load of Brussels from our field to your Thanksgiving table.
Turning over brown gold compost. We work hard to reduce our fertilizer use on your veggies.
Turning over brown gold compost. We work hard to reduce our fertilizer use on your veggies.
Ripe for picking!
Ripe for picking!
Preparing the ground for our next planting of green beans.
Preparing the ground for our next planting of green beans.
Grafting tomatoes for better disease resistance without using chemicals.
Grafting tomatoes for better disease resistance without using chemicals.
Inside our expansive greenhouse.
Inside our expansive greenhouse.
Hydroponic vegetables grown fresh year round for your favorite salads.
Hydroponic vegetables grown fresh year round for your favorite salads.
Hydroponic vegetables grown fresh year round for your favorite salads.
Hydroponic vegetables grown fresh year round for your favorite salads.
Hydroponic vegetables grown fresh year round for your favorite salads.
Hydroponic vegetables grown fresh year round for your favorite salads.
Maddie – Age 6, Abbie – Age 6, and Luke Powell – Age 7. October 2008
Maddie – Age 6, Abbie – Age 6, and Luke Powell – Age 7. October 2008
Giving a young crop of peas a drink of water.
Giving a young crop of peas a drink of water.
Miscanthus Grass being harvested. One acre produces the energy of 1500 gallons of oil and absorbs more carbon then it produces when burned as fuel.
Miscanthus Grass being harvested. One acre produces the energy of 1500 gallons of oil and absorbs more carbon then it produces when burned as fuel.
Yellow Beauties.
Yellow Beauties.
Another crop of poinsettias for your Christmas decorating.
Another crop of poinsettias for your Christmas decorating.
Plump and juicy tomatoes.
Plump and juicy tomatoes.
When we’re not in the fields we’re growing flowers for customers.
When we’re not in the fields we’re growing flowers for customers.
Something for everyone.
Something for everyone.
A sure sign of spring, fresh strawberries in bloom.
A sure sign of spring, fresh strawberries in bloom.
Sweet corn reaching for the sun in early spring.
Sweet corn reaching for the sun in early spring.
The Family.
The Family.
Plump and juicy yellow pear tomatoes.
Plump and juicy yellow pear tomatoes.
A load of peppers ready for the cannery.
A load of peppers ready for the cannery.
Under construction again.
Under construction again.
From humble beginnings.
From humble beginnings.
Farm Market Parking
Farm Market Parking

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