Homegrown Organic Farms - Porterville, California

fluffy W.

Been getting super tasty blood oranges at a store in Wisconsin from this farm. Out of a hundred of them bought over the course of a couple months only one had a bad spot. Keep up the good growing!

heidi C.

i recently purchased 3 of your navel oranges from a high-end grocery store in mpls, mn, at an exorbitant price of well over 2.5$/lb., and within 2 days, the oranges had spots of mold on them; they were incredibly dry (NOT juicy) and flavorless, and the peel/skin was so thick (the oranges were nearly softball size) that i'm certain over 40% of what i paid for was inedible. the week prior i bought an entire bag of oranges for less than the total of your 3 from a national grocery chain where all of them were so juicy & thin-skinned that they were virtually a mess to eat--but i got my money's worth and enjoyed them so much more!

jeffrey D.

I purchased your blueberries at Publix on Ft Myers Beach Fl.The berries and quality control were exceptional. They were ripe, very good size, clean (one stem!). That other company that normally has a corner on the market should pay attention! Thank you, Homegrown!

Mel

UGH!!! Rotten mushy blueberries!! Within the last week, I purchased a large container of Homegrown blueberries from Costco. Got home and gagged on what was virtually rotten degraded berries. Took them back and got a refund. Two days later went to Gus's Market store, purchased a small container of Homegrown berries, got home to find out they too were mushy and degraded!!! Why are you selling virtually rotten degraded food to the public? Gross!

Cristina A.

The red plums that I received from Misfits, I had to stop mid bite and appreciate the label on this delectable and beautiful plum. While I gorged myself on its succulent sweet flesh, juices running down my neck I thought “Where did this heavenly fruit come from? I have never perceived such enthralling sweetness upon my tastebuds.”

Fish B.

I have to agree with a previous reviewer except for the blueberries, NO FLAVOR!!!!

They were on sale but still not acceptable, I would rather pay the same price to have half as much with some actual flavor than twice the amount with no flavor. I would probably get more nutrients out of the lower quantity, higher quality as well.

So frustrating, what a waste of money, I’m betting the nutrient content is pretty low to nil at best!

I’ll be looking for other brands next time!

DD C.

I've never posted a Google review before, but the Homegrown Organic Farms blueberries I bought at Safeway recently were sooo exceptional, I wanted to let the company (and public) know.

I buy organic blueberries every week at my local Safeway, and 99% of the time the only brand available is Driscoll's. One day there were no Driscolls blueberries displayed, but only Homegrown Organic Farms blueberries, so that's what I bought - a bit hesitant to try an unfamiliar brand.

But when I ate the blueberries later that week, they were the best I had ever eaten - wow, I want more of these, Safeway!! Flavor and plumpness and size were noticeably superior, and they kept fresh all week in the frig without shriveling!!

Nancy C.

I bought HOME GROWN Organic farms nectarines at walmart recently.
I have not been buying nectarines now fro the past sevearl years as they have become tasteless and appear ripe on the outside but are brown and rotting on the inside.

WELL, what a delightful surprise with these organic nectarines!
They were sweet, delicious and how nectarines used to taste.
I will definitely continue to buy HOME GROWN organic farms fruit.
Also they were reasonably priced ( we live in Canada where organic foods are generally significantly higher priced).