Place
Jersey, OH
Also known as: Jersey, Jersey, OH, Jersey, Ohio
The Jersey, Ohio node in the directory's place graph. Farms and listings in Jersey roll up here; Jersey rolls up to Ohio. A political-geography aggregator, distinct from the ecological bioregion layer.
Jersey, OH is a city-level aggregator in the directory’s united-states → state → city → farm rollup. Operations the platform knows in Jersey link here.
A municipal place node — the ecological reading of this ground is carried by whichever [[bioregion|bioregion]] contains it.
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Listings in this place
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Abma's Farm Market & Petting Zoo
circulatorFamily-operated New Jersey farm with two locations (Wyckoff and Hillsborough) running a year-round on-farm market, a CSA share program, U-Pick seasonal harvests, a petting zoo, and an agricultural-education program (including 'Cow Camp'). The combination of on-farm retail, CSA, and education places the operation as a substrate-builder for the northern New Jersey foodshed.
Cierech's Greenhouse
substrate builderA family-run greenhouse and vegetable-transplant nursery at 23 Winters Road in Phillipsburg, New Jersey (Pohatcong Township, Warren County), operating since 1974 on a former cornfield near the Delaware River. Founded by Frank Cierech at age 23. Grows over 30 varieties each of pepper and tomato transplants, plus pansies, herbs, and early-season vegetable starts. Season opens in March with the year's first transplants and runs into the summer.
Godlewsky Farms & Greenhouses
substrate builderA 150+ acre family-owned farm and greenhouse operation at 196 Alphano Road in Great Meadows, New Jersey (Warren County), in the Pequest Valley. Three generations on the same land since the 1930s. Horticultural division grows 100+ varieties of annuals, perennials, herbs, vegetable transplants, and hanging baskets; field side grows fresh vegetables and herbs summer through late fall. Runs a Veggie Club share program from mid-June through November and a farmers' market on site.
Peacefield Gardens
substrate builderA family-owned full-service garden center at 571 Route 57 in Lopatcong (Phillipsburg), New Jersey (Warren County), founded 2008 by Greg Carbone (now 43+ years of landscape-industry experience). Carries nursery stock, annuals, perennials, vegetables, trees, shrubs, bagged and bulk mulch and topsoil; provides landscape installation and design with free estimates.
Stone Hedge Farm
substrate builderA garden center and landscaping operation at 15 East Avenue in Hackettstown, New Jersey (Warren County), on the Musconetcong River corridor. Carries a large range of plant material described in its own materials as 'all locally grown.' Provides landscape design consultation, plant-selection guidance, and on-site browsing through an extensive nursery inventory. Member of the New Jersey Farm Bureau, NJ Business & Industry Association, and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology — institutional affiliations that signal an alignment with bird-and-habitat-conscious horticulture.
Toadshade Wildflower Farm
substrate builderA mail-order native-perennial nursery in Frenchtown, New Jersey (Hunterdon County), operating for 29 years. All plants propagated on-site; sells seeds and plants nationwide. Founded and run by Randi Eckel — naturalist, public speaker, and frequent contributor to native-plant podcasts, publications, and educational programs. Local pickup available via Frenchtown Home & Hardware. One of the longest-running specialist native nurseries in the New Jersey Highlands.
Wild Ridge Plants
substrate builderA native-plant nursery and ecological-consulting operation at 170 Mountain Road in Alpha, New Jersey (Warren County), at the confluence of the Musconetcong and Pohatcong rivers with the Delaware. Specializes in native plants for the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic ecoregions and provides consulting services for ecological restoration and habitat gardening. Listed by both the Pennsylvania Native Plant Society and the Lehigh Gap Nature Center as a regional native-plant source.
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