Halter's Market

1 reviews

1926 N 6th St

Vincennes, IN 47591

http://www.haltersmarket.com

Welcome to Halters Market We are a locally owned retail flower grower located on north 6th Street in Vincennes, Indiana. We offer a large selection of flowering plants and hanging baskets. We also have a wide variety of vegetable plants available with over 20 varieties of tomatoes to choose from! Open from April to July, come and get some flowers to beautify your home today! When in season, we also carry homegrown produce. Hand picked fresh daily, for the highest quality. Whether it's a nice juicy watermelon, fresh corn on the cob, or a red ripe tomato, you are sure to be pleased. Come visit us June to September to find all of your summertime favorites.

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5.01 reviews

Karen S.

3/20/2019

The best blooming plants in town! Visited their greenhouses this morn just south of Vincennes! This is a 45+year old family business!! Friendly expert service and some of the best bedding...

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