Ferjulian’s Farm Stand

I love Ferjulian’s for their own produce. It has fresh, delicious home grown products, as well as jams and baked goods. Their peaches represent the best of summer-​both white and yellow. Their corn comes in fresh from the field throughout the day. The plums-​Damson and Santa Rosa a sweet. The reason I did not give 5 stars is the brought in produce that is taken from plastic clam shells and put into the more charming green paper pint and quart containers, clever, but while they do not say the product is «theirs» it gives that impression. Mid to late July until fall is when the best of their produce is available.

This time of year they have a great selection of fruit and veggies that they have grown themselves.
Their honey crisp apples are amazingly fresh and flavorful. Lots of pumpkins and squash. Concord Grapes. Potatoes. and on and on.
They are not as cheap as other local farm stands but are worth a few extra pennies. They take credit cards for anything over $ 10.
They also have plants and lots of beautiful mums.

My mom and I visit Ferjulians almost every Sunday in the summer and fall. They have delicious fruits and veggies and their prices are super reasonable. Erin, the owner or the farm stand, is very nice. This is a local business that should be supported. It’s fantastic.

Ive bought apples and pumpkins from here and the apples were amazing. The pumpkins were actually cheap, making because it was the season. But i like that lol. I love driving by throughout the year seeing all the fruits and vegetables growing. I want to try the corn because it always looks so delicious. The apples are always juicy and plump. Wicked nice family, and the little store inside the barn, with fresh stuff .is cute and convenient.

We Southern Californians who utter «Hudson MA. has some juicy fruit» get a reaction… eyebrows might raise but please don’t run away. Ferjulians is a family run farm with acres of home grown produce open in the summertime. I was here visiting friends, but the peaches would be great in a pie or eating out of hand. Juicy, sweet, plump, and all the other adjectives for this glorious summer fruit. I can’t help butt recall that song, «Peaches for me, peaches for free. They’re not free, but they are a mere $ 2.29 a pound the last week in July. I also bought corn, 50 cents each sweet and delicious, which is definitely not GMO (83 per cent of all corn on the cob sold in the US is GMO!), and a basket of Santa Rosa plums. Compared to the ones I’ve eaten grown in Santa Rosa, CA and throughout the Central Valley of CA, these were much smaller but still very sweet, juicy, and slightly tart. I didn’t buy any of their homegrown squash, root crops, lettuce, beets, and carrots grown on their farm, but they looked pretty darn good. Are you getting five servings a day? Here, you could do it.
From what locals tell me, this family has been growing orchards and fields of corn for decades. It’s the highlight of this operation. The second generation is positioned to take over the farm. They also have a greenhouse that sells indoor and outdoor decorative plants. As a Californian that spends more time at farmers markets and produce departments than Happy Hours, I was not surprised that much of their non local produce is from California. The Tommy Atkins mangoes were from Mexico.
Parking was tough, we got the last of 15 spaces. And getting through the line took some time, My friend who lives here took out his lawn chair, found some shade, and started reading the newspaper. Still it was great to see and taste some excellent God made non GMO foods from the land. Visiting this cool town and garden of earthly delights was definitely fun. Definitely hope to come here again.

Everything is so fresh and the flowers are so beautiful.

I love a good farmstand, and supporting local farmers. While there are some items sold in their market that are not from their own fields and orchards, Ferjulian’s clearly displays what is theirs — and most of it is. The selection and the quality of the fruits and vegetables on offer is pretty fantastic, and their prices are awesome. My recommendation is to come here not with a shopping list in mind, but just a tote bag. Buy what looks good. It’ll all taste good!

Looking forward to Ferjulian’s peaches, honeycrisp apples, tomatoes, and corn on the cob (don’t shuck it in the store haha). You can’t go wrong with any of their homegrown veggies. Even the produce they get from other farms is fresh and delicious. The employees are nice enough and helpful. I usually buy my hanging plants there and, when cared for properly, I have always gotten healthy plants with plenty of blossoms. I only wish they were open a little later in the evening so I could stop in when I work late.

Pumpkins! Expensive, but always reliable and great service. Product are always top notch, but you’ll have to bite the cost bullet. :) lotsa pumpkins, gorgeous gourds, and seasonal delights!

GO LOCAL!!! great produce and veggies. plants are healthy, gorgeous and affordable!!!

We’ve been buying our Frasier Fir Christmas trees at Ferjulian’s since 2000. I can’t even imagine getting a tree elsewhere. I love the way they drill the trunk with a machine (stays fresh for a month or more). Setup at home takes 2 seconds (the trees are drilled to fit the Stand Straight Tree Stand). They also net the tree for easy transport. I’ve also purchased wreaths there along with their homemade jam (tasty!). Oddly enough, I’ve never been there in the summertime.

Two ways to go at Ferjulians: shop seasonally and grab whatever comes out of their adjacent farm or orchards OR shop in their enclosed market and buy the stuff they truck in. If you opt for the former, you’re going to get pretty good stuff. Crisp apples, sweet corn, and juicy peaches. If you opt for the latter, it’s hit or miss. I bought some mangoes here that blew me away but came back for some watermelon that was chalky and bitter.
My suggestion: always go seasonal. You can’t go wrong.
One beef with Ferjulians: while the signboards with Biblical passages on the street are an interesting insight into who the owners are, I prefer my produce shopping to be free of proselytizing.

Their Red Gala apples are the best apples I’ve ever had. Worth the trip out there just for them alone.

This is a hidden gem! Driven by on my «short cut» to 495 for several years and watched the change in the orchard and new modern farm stand develop. Never thought of pulling in until up went the sign fresh cherries. What better way to pass the time on my way to the Cape then to chew on some berries.
In I go, and I immediately realize that much of the fresh produce is from the farm. Not one of these farm stands that has a few home grown items but really wholesale buys many items from a produce vendor to stock the shelves. Should I add crisp and tart Red Paula apples? Maybe some perfect plums only the size of eggs that have that incredible plum smell and color. Speaking of smell I cruise by and see some Concord grapes… the aroma overwhelming. I need those. Then it’s off to the peaches both white and yellow. There is a selection of ready to eat ripe and some just a day away. Save money and buy some seconds that I could see looked better than firsts at Stop and Flop. Nectarines… stop the car only has two seats. Wait… the cherries. Can’t remember if these delightful giants but they weren’t local but so damn perfect I ate the entire bag on the way to the Cape. Crispy hard, juicy and a garnet red that you just can’t buy at the big chains.
So out I go with peaches, nectarines, plums, grapes, cherries and some apples. The road to the Cape saw me chow on one peach, an apple, the bag of cherries and a got into the grapes. Arrived on the Cape, and the bride said «what the hell were you eating?» Looked at my shirt and it gave up all the evidence drive to the Cape.
The directions say Lewis street but the farm stand really stands out on Main Street as you start up that hill heading towards downtown Hudson. Save money, high quality produce and make sure you explore the vegetables too.

GREAT local farm stand for seasonal fruits, veg. and plants. Very fresh. Great prices.

I love going here in the summer for the fresh produce and fruit. Better quality and price.

I love this place, they have great fresh seasonal fruit. I some times stop there three times a week we eat it so fast!

This is a great place to buy plants for the great outdoors. The quality, prices and selection of rose bushes, perennials and annuals can’t be beat. A clematis vine that you’d pay $ 30 for @ Mahoneys is $ 10 here.