Pearson's Melon Farm

Pearson's Melon Farm We grow our produce on two of our farms Tangier and Howard Indiana,we sell at Our HOWARD location.🍉 address to get to us 10631North 700 West Kingman Indiana

Hi, this is Norma from Pearson's Melon Farm. Today, Ken and his crew covered all the plants that the deer and rabbits ha...
05/08/2026

Hi, this is Norma from Pearson's Melon Farm. Today, Ken and his crew covered all the plants that the deer and rabbits have decided are good to eat. Covering these plants is a lot of hard work and time-consuming. I remember when I was a little girl, we had cantaloupe and watermelons growing in a big field at my grandparents', one particular night when it was going to frost or freeze, my parents grabbed the neighbor boys and we, my mom, dad, brother, and sister, all covered those plants, running from one plant to the other, covering with wax paper. We got it done and there was no damage done to any of the plants!

Hello, this is Norma from Pearson's Melon Farm. Today, Ken and his team successfully transplanted two rows of watermelon...
05/04/2026

Hello, this is Norma from Pearson's Melon Farm. Today, Ken and his team successfully transplanted two rows of watermelons, completing the task this morning. We are hoping for continued warm weather, as the recent conditions have been challenging for the melons, which require ample sunshine and warmer temperatures to thrive.🍉🍈🍅🥔🌽🥒🫑🥬🫛

05/03/2026

Pearson's Melon Farms. Danville Gardens has established itself as a trusted and dependable supplier of exquisite flowers for our pots, consistently demonstrating exceptional quality.

05/01/2026

There's been a lot of comments about our market stand at Tilton. First of all, we don't own the property it's on, and we've been trying to get our market stand off the property for 2 years. The owner of the property says our market stand is his. It's not his; we've been legally trying to get it back for 2 years. After the first time having a crew there to dismantle and take it back to Indiana while we were there dismantling, the owner of the property called the police, and we had to leave without our market stand. We had no idea the owner thought our market stand was his until this time. We couldn't be on the property until a judge gave us permission to inspect the damage and take pictures after vandalism was done in April. I hope this clears up some of what's been going on with our Tilton farm stand. Secondly, the damage done was not by a storm; it was damaged by a person or persons. We've had our market stand on this property for over 15 years; there have been some terrible storms, tornadoes, and extremely high winds in this time. No damage has ever been done by the weather. Our market stand is made of heavy solid wood throughout; the roof is solid wood, the floor is solid wood - it's a very heavy stand, not too different from a house in construction. Even though it's portable, it's not flimsy enough for high winds to damage it. The timing of the storm and the timing of our market stand's damage was done on purpose so we would think it was the storm and not vandalism. But upon careful inspection of the damage, we concluded it was not storm damage. Thank you for all your support in this matter; we do appreciate your concern.

Hi ! This is Norma from Pearson's Melon Farm  ,here's Rosie  this is a picture of Rosie's last grooming. I can't believe...
05/01/2026

Hi ! This is Norma from Pearson's Melon Farm ,here's Rosie this is a picture of Rosie's last grooming. I can't believe she's 4 years old this last April time goes too fast.I'll hopefully be able to bring her to the Melon Farm stand this season if it's not to hot!

We have gotten off to a slow start (Ken is a key factor here) but we have been working on a number of changes in our off...
04/29/2026

We have gotten off to a slow start (Ken is a key factor here) but we have been working on a number of changes in our offerings and dealing with a protracted legal fight to recover our mobile market property. On that note: This is the damage that was done to our stand at 2019 Georgetown Rd, sometime just before Easter Sunday afternoon. If any one has any information on this situation, please let us know. Thank you.

Cucumbers and zucchini
04/29/2026

Cucumbers and zucchini

Lettuce, spinach and beets
04/29/2026

Lettuce, spinach and beets

Sweet and yellow onions
04/29/2026

Sweet and yellow onions

Cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts with some rabbit damage - this the row cover
04/29/2026

Cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts with some rabbit damage - this the row cover

First tomato planting
04/29/2026

First tomato planting

Address

10631 N 700 W
Kingman, IN
47952

Opening Hours

Monday 11am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 11am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 11am - 5:30pm
Thursday 11am - 5:30pm
Friday 11am - 5:30pm
Saturday 11am - 5:30pm
Sunday 12:30pm - 5pm

Telephone

+17655622574

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