They have great produce and yard products.

They have great produce and yard products.
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Carpinito Brothers Farms is just two blocks south of I-167 in Kent. What I most love about them is their healthy, bountiful baskets of flowers in spring, just in time for Mother's day. They have... More

Carpinito Brothers Farms is just two blocks south of I-167 in Kent. What I most love about them is their healthy, bountiful baskets of flowers in spring, just in time for Mother's day. They have mountains of bark dust, inexpensive bagged manure, and carry my favorite brand of plastic hanging plant baskets that you can stuff yourself. They have tables of annuals and perennials and some of the more common trees and shrubs. They are well staffed with friendly help and keep late spring and summer hours. They allow you to take pickup loads but will also deliver landscape supplies.
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I go to Carpinito Bros produce market once a week when it opens in April to October. They have a wonderful selection of fruits and vegetables to choose from. The prices are amazing compared to what... More

I go to Carpinito Bros produce market once a week when it opens in April to October. They have a wonderful selection of fruits and vegetables to choose from. The prices are amazing compared to what you get in the grocery store. The produce is of high quality with a flavor that is superior to any I get at the grocery store. They are also a nursery with a nice selection of trees and plants. They also sell bark for the garden.
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Carpinito Brothers sells produce as well as plants. They have beautiful hanging baskets and all of their plants look healthy. The nursery prices are comparable to other places; their produce... More

Carpinito Brothers sells produce as well as plants. They have beautiful hanging baskets and all of their plants look healthy. The nursery prices are comparable to other places; their produce prices tend to be slightly better than you can find at the grocery store. They have lots of parking. It's also fun for kids to watch the machines moving around their huge piles of bark (which they sell) next to the market. .
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