01Color for your growing season
Explore annuals, perennials and hanging baskets, plus vegetable and herb starts. Ask about native plants, selected shrubs and options for your particular growing space.
Explore the garden centerPremium listingEast Amherst, New York
Badding Farm Market & Garden Center
A little color for your garden. A little goodness for your table.
Make a little time to explore the greenhouse and the market. This family-owned East Amherst farm grows plants on site and celebrates the food and flowers of Western New York.
Visit their websiteMORE REASONS TO STOP INWhat will you
What will you
bring home?
Make room for a greenhouse wander and a stop at the market. Your next visit can be about more than one thing.
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02A market close to its roots
Discover produce from the Badding family and nearby growers, alongside local honey, maple syrup and preserves. Look for homegrown signs and let the season guide your basket.
Explore the farm market
03Find the finishing touch
Browse pots, fountains, statuary and garden décor. Bring a few measurements to help choose a piece that belongs in your space.
See pottery & garden details
04Turn a stop into an outing
Planting workshops and fall family activities give you another reason to visit. Check the current calendar for dates, weather updates and registration.
See workshops & eventsSelections change. Call the store to confirm a particular plant, size or product before making a special trip.
ROOTED HERE
From a roadside stand to a family tradition.
In the 1970s, Arlene Badding began selling extra vegetables from her garden. The family’s small farm stand grew into today’s East Amherst garden center and market.
Plants are still grown on site, and the business remains family owned. Its published story introduces third-generation owners Mike and Anna Badding—a continuation of the farm’s local roots.
Meet the Badding familyA REASON TO COME BACKFrom spring planting
From spring planting
to holiday traditions.
Plan a return visit as the greenhouse and market change through the year.
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Spring
Start the growing season with flowers and inspiration for beds and containers.
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Summer
Pair plant shopping with local produce as the market’s harvest season unfolds.
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Fall
Explore pumpkins, mums and autumn traditions. Family activities follow their own schedule.
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Explore the farm through the seasons Holiday season
Look for Christmas trees, wreaths, poinsettias and seasonal centerpieces before the year winds down.
MAKE IT YOUR OWNA container. A workshop.
A container. A workshop.
A thoughtful gift.
There are several ways to take a little of the farm home, whether you want help with a planter, a shared experience or a gift.
Custom potting
You want a finished container with a personal touch.
Badding’s offers custom container planting. Ask about pot sizes, plant choices, costs and timing before bringing your containers.
Ask about custom pottingSeasonal workshops
You want to make something and enjoy the process.
Browse the workshop calendar for the next hands-on project. Check each listing for ages, dates, prices and registration details.
Find a workshopA gift they can choose
You know a plant or produce lover.
The official shop lists physical gift cards for use in store. Review current purchase and pickup or mailing options directly with Badding’s.
See in-store gift cardsFor custom potting, share your container size, light conditions and ideas before making arrangements.
Talk with the teamA LOOK AROUNDGet a feel
Get a feel
for the place.
Tap any photo to see it larger. Photography from the business’s official website.
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View photoView photoMAKE IT YOUR NEXT STOPMake time for
Make time for
the greenhouse and the market.
10820 Transit Road, East Amherst, NY 14051
weloveplants@baddingfarm.comExplore the official websitePublished fall hours
- Monday–Saturday
- 9 a.m.–6 p.m.
- Sunday
- 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
Checked October 22, 2026. The business describes an April–December season. Holiday hours, weather changes and activity hours can differ; confirm your visit directly.
Check current hoursMake your visit count
- For plant shopping, bring photos and notes about sun, moisture and the space available.
- For custom containers, note the pot dimensions and call before dropping anything off.
- For a workshop or family outing, check the current activity schedule and registration requirements.
GOOD TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GOA few useful
A few useful
answers.
Is the produce grown locally?
The market focuses on the family’s produce and nearby Erie and Niagara County growers. Homegrown signage identifies local harvests; offerings change through the season.
Learn about the marketCan Badding’s plant my containers?
Custom potting is a published service. Contact the team about your container and growing conditions, then confirm arrangements before bringing it in.
Explore custom pottingAre houseplants available all year?
The garden-center page describes its in-store houseplant selection as April–October. Confirm availability before making a special trip.
See the plant departmentsDo I need to sign up for a workshop?
Requirements vary by activity. Some workshop listings require registration, while other seasonal activities have published visiting hours. Check the specific event before you go.
Check the event detailsCan I use a Badding’s gift card online?
The published physical gift cards are redeemable in store only. Check the official product page for current purchasing and fulfillment options.
Read the gift-card detailsPLAN YOUR NEXT VISIT
Find Badding’s Browse first. Bring your questions.
Let the next idea take root.