Cherry Valley Organics

Cherry Valley Organics is a female-owned farm that was founded in 2001 and produces certified-organic products, including flowers, teas, vinegars, herbs, vegetables, and body care products. I have bought their products from their website, at in-person farmers markets, and on the Market Wagon website. Their employees have treated me very nicely both in person and online.Here are my reviews for my favorite Cherry Valley Organics products:Catnip - 5 stars - This catnip is certified USDA organic. The catnip is available as either fresh stems or as dried/grounded. My cats eat the catnip, roll around in it, smell it, and carry it around WAY more than they do with regular catnip. Zucchini - 5 stars - Their zucchini were a large size, were firm and fresh, and were very tasty.Bar soaps - 5 stars - Their soaps have scents such as chocolate-covered cherry cocoa and raspberry chocolate swirl! I also really enjoyed using the exfoliating lemon poppyseed soap. The soaps lather well, and they thoroughly and gently clean my skin.Lip balm - 5 stars - The scent that I ordered was orange, and the flavor was subtle. The balm moisturized my lips well.Some of their other products that I have bought include ground cherries, spearmint, arugula, salad mix, Swiss chard, stevia leaves, and edible flowers, and these were all a good quality.

Love this place! We park near the Fort Cherry ambulance for the Panhandle trail. We bike down to this quaint shop. Great half way point, about 8 miles from parking lot. I'm glad I have my bike because I want to buy sooo much at this store. My main objective here is to grab some caffeine for the return trip. I really like their cold brew. I drink it black and find it to be smooth and pleasant. The plastic cup and straw are biodegradable. I also bought some great trail snacks, a packet of almond butter and a honeycomb. The ladies that were behind the counter were very nice and answered our questions. Then we sat outside and enjoyed the weather, people watched and chatted. Highly recommend this small business!

I received the lemon lip balm as a gift. [I admit to a flavored lip balm problem.] It is citrusy goes on smooth not waxy.So after using it for a few weeks, I thought I should replenish (when you find a good flavor like shoes buy in all flavors/colors.) So, I went online. The website is very user friendly but online checkout was down. Hmmm ... tried another day and was still having issues. Called and the sales associate couldn't apologize enough about my ordering difficulties. I ended up ordering 5 lip balms in a variety of flavors. I broke into the peppermint & tea tree first. Work and home are very dry environments - my lips tend to crack and peel in the winter- NOT THIS YEAR. I am loving the peppermint & tea tree.Then I was looking at the other sections of the webpage and saw lavender sachets. L'Occitane used to sell lemon verbena sachets that I have in all my clothes drawers. They quit selling them. I called back and asked about special orders. Of course. The owner reached out to me and within a few days I have lots of lemon verbena sachets. I am very happy. I am a big supporter of small businesses. Sorry Burt Bee, I have found a new purveyor of lip balms.

Cool little shop in the Burgettstown train station along the Panhandle Trail. Currently, they have lots of products like soaps, teas, flowers, hand-crafted items, and soon they will have a cafe'. I had a cup of Tulsi Tea on today's visit. They have their own organic farm where they produce the items sold in this shop. Looking forward to trying the cafe' when it opens. Cheers!!!

They have no sign we drove by 3 times before we had to call to find the store. Because of the virus the store is not open and you need to speak through a window. I wish businesses would alert the customers before coming they are not fully open