Welcome to Becker's Farm LLC
Our Mission at Becker's Farm is committed to provide a pleasant shopping experience in gardening for our customers, community and staff. We strive to produce the highest quality plants with a full line of lawn care and gardening products while offering excellent personal customer service at an affordable cost.
We are open Monday through Saturday from 7am to 6pm and Sundays from 8am to 5pm.
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Location
We are located in East Greenbush across the street from Columbia Plaza
420 Columbia Turnpike
Rensselaer, NY 12144
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Hours
Monday-Saturday 7am-6pm
Sundays 8am-5pm
BECKER'S FARM
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Harvest Connection
Harvest Connection is a website where customers can connect with garden centers, farms, farm stands, nurseries, etc. in their communities. You can find a farm that sells locally grown fruits and vegetables as well as plants, trees, shrubs and more. We invite you to explore the many opportunities to buy fresh and buy local.
Latest Articles
Tree Peony: The Ancient Empress
From the ancient palace gardens of China comes an elegant empress, the tree peony. Native to China, the tree peony (Paeonia suffruticosa) has been grown by Chinese herbalists, gardeners and nobility for more than 1,500 years. In 1994, China named this beauty as its national flower, giving it a treasured place in history and sparking […]
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One of the most popular deciduous flowering shrubs, and certainly one of the most nostalgic, lilacs herald the arrival of spring. When we reminisce about this old-fashioned favorite we recall large panicles of sweetly scented, pale purple blossoms. Today, however, lilacs are available in an incredible variety of sizes, growth habits, flowering times, bloom sizes, […]
Continue Reading →Acid-Loving Plants
Soil pH is a critical factor for gardening success. Some plants thrive in neutral soil while other plants prefer soil on the acidic side. The difference lies in the plant’s ability to use nutrients present in the soil. For plants that prefer an acidic soil a critical nutrient is iron. Iron is most easily available […]
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