Farmers Market
Kenrro Farms Market & Garden
Also known as: Kenrro Farm Market, Kenrro Farm Market & Garden Center
A multi-generational family farm and garden center on Route 209 in Brodheadsville, Pennsylvania, established 1944. Sells local fresh produce, eggs, honey, preserves, vegetable starts, perennials, and nursery plants. One of the longest continuously operating farm-and-nursery operations in Monroe County, anchoring the bioregion's western corridor.
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What they do
Kenrro Farms is a combined [[farm|working farm]], [[farm-market|farm market]], and garden center on Route 209 in Brodheadsville. The operation covers four lines:
- [[fresh-produce|Fresh produce]] — seasonal vegetables and fruit, sold at the on-site market
- Eggs and honey — from the farm and partnered local producers
- Preserves and pantry items — jams, pickles, baked goods
- Nursery plants — vegetable starts, annual and perennial flowers, ornamental shrubs, soil amendments, mulch, seasonal décor
Open Tuesday through Sunday (closed Monday) for most of the year, with seasonal extended hours during the growing season.
Why it’s listed
Kenrro has been continuously operated by the same family since 1944 — eighty-plus years. That kind of tenure is rare in any bioregion and almost unheard-of for combined farm-and-nursery operations, where the dual-business complexity tends to fold one or the other after a generation or two.
The combination matters: a customer can buy the seedlings to start a garden in May, return for the produce that fills the gap before their own garden bears in July, and come back for the seasonal pantry items in October. Kenrro is a year-round food-and-garden node for the western Pocono population corridor in a way that a [[farm-stand|farm stand]] alone or a nursery alone wouldn’t be.
Bioregional fit
Brodheadsville is in Chestnuthill Township, on Route 209 in the western [[poconos|Poconos]]. The corridor is the bioregion’s main west-of-Stroudsburg residential band and historically agricultural — Kenrro’s continued operation through eight decades of regional change reflects a real local market for what they sell. Their plant-stock side is also where many area gardens are seeded, which makes Kenrro a soft node in the bioregion’s broader food-growing capacity beyond their own acres.
See also
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- Shares approach with: [[floods-nursery-farm-market]]
- Member of: [[market]]
- Contained by: [[poconos]]
Sources
- Kenrro Farms Market public listings (Yelp, Birdeye, Yellow Pages)
- PoconoGo regional farm directory
A listing in the 0mn1.one [[directory]].
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