Brenckle's Organic Farm & Greenhouse

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768 Glen Eden Rd

Zelienople, PA 16063

+1 (724) 774-2239

http://www.brencklesfarm.com

Brenckle's Farm and Greenhouse has been serving Cranberry and New Sewickley Townships, as well as, the whole Beaver Valley since 1949. Chances are you've seen our products before, whether you knew it or not. Our flowers have adorned many churches' altars and gardens, decorated Cranberry Highlands Golf Course, and you may have tasted our produce through the years at various local markets and chain super markets. Today Brenckle's Farm and Greenhouse is a family farm focused on its commitment to their local community and excited about expanding our area of service. Spring is a season for new growth and future planning. Check out our Spring page for a list of products including annuals, perennials, and vegetables to get your garden started. This summer promises even more diversity in the types of produce and services we provide, including some organic. Take a look at our Summer Page to see what's new.

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5.01 reviews

Deanna C.

9/19/2018

I can't believe Brandon P.'s review. Seriously, these farmers work harder than anyone I know to provide the rest of us with safe and organic produce, and you are giving a bad review because they...

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