Cal Poly Pomona Farm Store — Attraction in Pomona

Great place to buy a fruit tree or various vegetables and plants for your garden with a flavor unlike what’s found in stores. The pomegranate tree my dad bought me from here was one of my most prized gifts ever. The pomegranates from that tree—which are one of my favorite fruits so I’m picky and have tried many varieties—had a beautiful, deep burgundy juice and the taste was an ahhmazing blend of neither too sweet nor too tart. The best I’ve had to this day. A kind and helpful farmer-employee helped us pick the tree and it grew to be healthy, big and strong with lots of high quality fruit. They also sell the best strawberries you won’t believe the difference. My family and friends know I prefer artisan, local and gourmet food gifts over trinkets or stuff so I’ve enjoyed many treats and treasures from the market side for quite some time too. I loove honey and I’ve been gifted fantastic honey from here. After all these years it’s still one of my favorite places...

I never would have known this if it were not for my friend who came here for a Photoshoot of the sunflower. As an alumni of Calpoly, I am glad that I shopped here to support the students. This store stocks a lot of fresh produces from the farms at Calpoly. I bought some fresh sweet corns here with this trip. The store also sells plants as well. They do have quite bit of selections. Next time, I will spend more time to explore their products.

The area where the farm store is located is across from the campus. It’s surrounded by hills and farms. Beside the store, there is a nice sunflower farm here which is perfect for photoshoot. My wife and I came to take picture of the sunflower and the surroundings. This is the season to enjoy the blooming of the sunflowers. Next to the store is a vineyard. I felt like I was in Napa valley. I was really surprised with all the things...

The farm store at cal poly has many plants that are different and hard to find. I found aji Amarillo pepper plant and a Japanese pepper. The have many varieties and lots of tomato plants. I was in a bit of a hurry so I was there maybe 15 -20 minutes and did not get to browse. I went on Saturday around 420pm the first day of their pepper plant sale. The plants were on sale at 10% off. The benefit of going late in the day, was there was plenty of parking. However some of the plants I wanted to get were gone. I did find some specialty pepper plants and I am happy with my purchases. They also have plenty of fruit trees for sale. Many varieties of apple trees, apricots, plums and multi grafted trees as well as raspberry, blueberry, and strawberry...