Vanzant Fruit Farms — Attraction in Springdale

I bought peaches at Vanzant three times this summer. The first two times, in June and July, they were juicy, almost ripe -one day on the counter and then perfect- and delicious. We could not have enough of them. The third time, in early August, I wasted $40 on two half-pecks of Georgia and July Prince. No amount of time on the counter would ripen those peaches, and they were mealy, tasteless, and dry. I think those had been in the fridge too long. They looked good, but they were not. It seems that peach experts like them would know that those peaches were subpar. At least they could warn the customer and charge less for them. I guess I have learned my lesson to only buy peaches in...

Personally I know the owners but aside from that the cleanliness and availability and just overall selection is beyond accommodating. The staff is family oriented and very attentive they are very knowledgeable the product and can give you detailed accounting of each and every items sold plus they offer events such as the pumpkin patch where family can come and walk around with a small wagons and choose as many pumpkins as they would like and prices are extremely reasonable I'd have to overall say this is one of the best locations to purchase your fruits and vegetables and want to keep returning time...

Just want to let folks know they Honey at Vanzandts I’m not local. It comes from the Honey House in Neosho Missouri. The Honey House does not own one single hive of bees. They are a bottler than buys honey our of the Dakotas from commercial beekeepers. Google the Honey House in Neosho Missouri. An article will come up done by the Neosho Daily News. Read it it will verify the facts. And if that’s not enough just give them a call at the Honey House. They are honest they will tell you where...