Albert H. Schmitt
Family Farms
Our mission is to develop gardeners buy offering a very healthy plant at a very reasonable price. If our customers become successful gardeners, then our business just naturally grows and we are then also successful. We develop our clientele by word of mouth mostly. We feel that if we can get the customer to visit us even once, they will be a customer for life. In addition, we advertise to help grow our business. We count on the repeat customer and thus offer a great selection, healthy product, and a good price. 
Spring Products
  • Annual Flats: 48 Plants priced at $10.99 per flat, 5 flats for $52.
  • Beautiful Hanging Baskets: $16.99; 3 for $48
  • Specialty Annuals: 4.5" pots, 6" pots
  • Perennials
  • Shrubs
  • Ornamental Trees
Contact Us

We are located at:
6 Bagatelle Road,
Dix Hills, NY 11746
1/4 Mile North of the Long Island Expressway, Exit 50
(631) 549-1159

Open 7 Days a Week, 8am to 7pm during May

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Fall Products
  • Pick your own Pumpkins
  • Free Hayride
  • Indoor Haunted Maze
  • Festive Decorations: Scarecrows, ghouls, decorations and lots more
  • Apple Cider
  • Local Apples
  • Bales of Hay, cornstalks, Indian corn
  • Candy Apples
About Us
Albert H. Schmitt Family Farms has been a family farm for many decades. The current business is a compilation of Albie and Dottie Schmitt. They have been married over 50 years and farming together ever since. They each from long lines of farmers – the Schmitt's have been farming here since 1853. Dottie Schmitt's, maiden name – Harbes, family has been farming on Long Island for more than a century. Together they still keep their business growing with their 3 children and their grandchildren. Located on 6 Bagatelle Road, the original crop was potatoes. As the Long Island Expressway came through, it cut the farm in half. Eventually, development muscled in on the farm. Still in all, farming is still maintained by the propagation of annuals and perennials in a business that started with a small greenhouse to the current greenhouse menagerie today.