Greasy Creek General Store

Greasy Creek General Store We are a small family business in Buffalo, MO. carrying items for spring, summer, fall, and winter. Everything we carry is locally home-grown and vine-ripened.
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Our store has seasonal phases that rotate us through the whole year. We get started in early spring with bedding plants for the garden-growers. We carry a wide variety of vegetable plants, some melons, some berries, and herbs. We also carry flowers and hanging baskets, as well as lawn and patio cedar furniture that has been handcrafted right here in Buffalo. As soon as the gardens come on, we begi

n handling fresh, farm-grown, vine-ripened produce. Green beans are a main crop for us, and we've sold hundreds of pounds of them over the last few years. Other favorites are tomatoes, cucumbers, all kinds of squash and peppers, new potatoes, egg plant, and you name it. What we don't grow right here in our own gardens on Greasy Creek Hill, we get from the Mennonites of Lead Mine, MO. In addition to our produce line, we carry some basic grocery items. Milk is in the fridge; bread is on the counter; jams, jellies, honey, apple butter, and sorghum line the shelves. We also carry cookies and breads from the Lead Mine Mennonite bakery! Country, Primitive, and Rustic Home Décor is a big part of our General Store all year around, but especially during the fall and winter months when the gardens have died out. We carry a large line of bathroom and kitchen accents, high-quality Thompson wax crumbles, candles, LED flameless candles, wax warmers, candle holders & accessories, chicken wire and other country items, baskets, and a large line of Mason Jar items like soap dispensers, lights, lamps, containers, and many other gifts and goodies. You can also find anything from old-fashioned aprons to country grapevine wreaths to cast iron skillets to bird houses & feeders. In the fall we deck the place out with straw bales, pumpkins and gourds, corn stalks, and indoor decor. During the Christmas season we carry a large assortment of tree ornaments, snowmen, nativity sets, and other holiday decor. Over in our blacksmith shop, Josh Bush makes a variety of things like hooks, towel holders, ornamental pieces, and more. Since 2016, events and workshop classes have joined the ranks of what Greasy Creek General Store is all about. We host several large events throughout the year, and regularly have classes scheduled to teach interested students some of the dying arts of our heritage. Check out our Events tab for a look at what we have scheduled on the calendar.

Monday Morning Update (6/8):Good morning to all on this rainy day! We got quite a bit of water early this morning, as w...
06/08/2026

Monday Morning Update (6/8):

Good morning to all on this rainy day! We got quite a bit of water early this morning, as well as lots of thundering out there! Everything that could possibly hold water is full and running over. I don’t have any official amounts as of yet, but as they say around here… “It’s a bunch!”

Saturday was a good day in the General Store again with all kinds of plants, flowers, and produce going out. We are down to 2 hanging baskets now, and they need a good home as well. We’re still good on several of our bedding flowers and also many of our vegetable garden 4 packs, but we’re going to be moving them out after this week, so better grab what you might need/want while they’re here.

We have a nice array of Father’s Day gifts for your special dads that we just set up on our main table/cart. We have some awesome ‘Real Tree’, 7 ½” folding knives with ball bearing action in stock for $8.95 ea. There are also all kinds of neat, “practical” things that men like, so you may want to check them out next trip in.

Ok, for the weather today…
Rain this morning, ending around 9:30am, then we’ll have some clouds with the sun coming out during the rest of the day. The high should be in the mid 80’s, with moderate winds from the south/southwest, an average humidity level of 81%, and the UV index set at a high ‘7’. The sunrise was at 5:51, and the setting will be at 8:32 tonight. And the overnight low should be 74º.
At this point, tomorrow looks to be nice day with a mix of sun & clouds, and highs reaching 90º.

In the General Store today…
Our produce lineup this morning is fresh red tomatoes, gold tomatoes, green tomatoes, cucumbers, bell peppers, sweet banana peppers, sweet Marconi peppers, zucchini squash, yellow squash, new potatoes (white and red), onions, cabbage (both regular and large heads), and asparagus.
Our farm-fresh, free-range eggs are in good stock, as well as all of our canned goods, pure raw honey, and apple butters. And we also have several baked goods available this morning.
The meat freezer is still in good shape with all-natural ground beef, awesome steaks, and other fine cuts of Hereford beef from the local McCorkill Family Farms.
And the Barn Room is still well-stocked with all of our garden items, including seed potatoes, bulk garden seeds, organic fertilizers, all natural soil additives, heavy duty garden tools, and all of the other garden accessories.

Outside the General Store today…
We have quite a few nice 8” patio pots, which are on sale for $3.00 ea., and our garden vegetable plants are all still at half price ($1.10/4pk), with some cucumbers, squash, peppers, tomato plants, available.
We also have several bedding flowers, herbs, succulents, perennials, and various pots, out there. And we’re giving some quantity discounts on many of our other items in stock now, so let us know if you need anything!

Around the Farmstead today…
Obviously, not much gonna’ get done out there today with everything soggy.
The Hickory Co. auction is today, but I’m probably going to miss it as we’re in very good shape on about everything.
We picked up all of our siding, plywood for the inside walls, and insulation to finish our new room, so I’ll be checking that out after the rain ceases and things dry out a bit. I’m not too excited about the ‘insulation’ part, but I guess I’m ready to do what has to be done!
The wiring will be minimum since I can go through the main wall of the Barn Room, wherever plugs are on the store side, and install plugs opposite of those in the new room. I’ll just have to run one line for the ceiling lights, and down to the switch by the new door.
So, I have one last piece of siding to put up on the outside and then the insulation begins! (Pray for me!).

Now I’ll get this finished and leave you all in 'peaces' again.
Have a GREAT Monday!!

Friday Morning Update (6/5):Good morning to you on yet another gorgeous early-summer morning! We’re getting a run of th...
06/05/2026

Friday Morning Update (6/5):

Good morning to you on yet another gorgeous early-summer morning! We’re getting a run of these beautiful days lately, and it really makes for a nice season!
Yesterday was another good day in the General Store, with a few less customers visiting us, but still lots of items being sold. Plants & flowers are still moving out, along with several garden accessories, and many customers are really taking advantage of the early produce this year. We’ve already run out of several produce items and have restocked on just about all of them several times. We ran out of cucumbers Wednesday, so I picked up four boxes of them at the auction yesterday, along with some late asparagus, and also some of the famous large heads of cabbage. So we’re pretty well stocked on everything again.

Today will be the Leadmine auction and I’m really not in need of much. We’re picking up our large Friday baked goods order, so I’ll be going up there anyway and might as well stop by and check the auction out while I'm there.

For the weather today…
We’re looking at another nice day, with a high around the mid 80’s again, moderate winds from the southwest, and an average humidity level of 68%. There are also some light chances of precip off and on again today, but I’m still not expecting much out of it. The UV index is at a moderate ‘5’ today, and the sunrise came at 5:51 this morning with the setting due at 8:31 tonight. And the overnight low should be around the 70º mark.

For your Saturday, the high should be around 80º, with light winds from the southwest, and an average humidity of 76%, and a UV index of ‘3’. Right now, they’re calling for some light chances of precip during the afternoon hours, but again… we’ll have to wait and see.

In the General Store today…
Our produce lineup this morning is about maxed out for this time of year, with fresh red tomatoes, gold tomatoes, green tomatoes, cucumbers, bell peppers, sweet banana peppers, sweet Marconi peppers, zucchini squash, yellow squash, new potatoes (white and red), onions, cabbage (both regular and large heads), and asparagus.
Our farm-fresh, free-range eggs are in good stock, as well as all of our canned goods, pure raw honey, and apple butters. And we also have several baked goods available this morning.
The meat freezer is again in good shape with all-natural ground beef, awesome steaks, and other fine cuts of Hereford beef from the local McCorkill Family Farms.
And the Barn Room is still well-stocked with all of our garden items, including seed potatoes, bulk garden seeds, organic fertilizers, all natural soil additives, heavy duty garden tools, and all of the other garden accessories.

Outside the General Store today…
We have a few more flower baskets that we’ll sell at the discounted price of 2 for $10.00 today, as well quite a few nice 8” patio pots, which are on sale for $3.00 ea. And our garden vegetable plants are all still at half price ($1.10/4pk), with several cucumbers, squash, peppers, tomato plants, and more available.
We also have several bedding flowers, herbs, succulents, perennials, and various pots, out there. And we’re giving some quantity discounts on many of our other items in stock now, so come check ‘em out if you need anything!

Around the Farmstead today…
I’ve done just about all I can on the new storage room without going to pick up siding to put up next, so I’ll probably get back on some other areas around the Farmstead. The garden always needs some attention, as well as several more areas that I want to get cleaned up a bit. I plan on making a run this evening to Lebanon for the siding and plywood to finish the walls on the new room, and tomorrow I’ll probably go to Springfield for insulation. At the rate I’ve been going, I should have the room ready by mid June.

I’m running late again, so I’ll close this and let you get this day going.
Have a GREAT Friday and weekend!!

Just an FYI...We now have fresh cucumbers and asparagus back in stock!!
06/04/2026

Just an FYI...

We now have fresh cucumbers and asparagus back in stock!!

Thursday Morning Update (6/4):Wow, I’m running behind today so I’ll make this a quicker one…Yesterday was another great ...
06/04/2026

Thursday Morning Update (6/4):

Wow, I’m running behind today so I’ll make this a quicker one…
Yesterday was another great day around here with lots of sales in the General Store and lots getting done outside. I was able to get the new backroom completely studded in, and now ready to start on the siding. Of course, after that there will still be insulation and some wiring to do before putting on the inside walls, but we’re moving right along now. Hopefully we can keep this momentum and have this completed soon!

I wanted to skip the Hickory Co. auction again, but we ran completely out of cucumbers, so I’ll have to make a run for them, anyway. While I’m there, I might as well check out anything else we may need. We should be back in cukes by this evening.

For the weather today…
We’re looking at another very nice day, with a high in the mid 80’s, light winds from the south, and an average humidity of 62%. There are a few light chances of precip, mainly in the later afternoon, but I don’t expect much from them. We’re showing another mix of clouds & sun, but I’d say that’s going to be like yesterday… more sun than clouds. The UV index is at a very high ‘9’, so that indicates more sunshine, as well. The sunrise was at 5:51, and the sunset is set for 8:30 tonight. And the overnight low should be 70º.
Tomorrow should be a very similar day, with a little better chances for precip in the afternoon, but we all know how that goes, so we’ll just have to “wait and see”.

In the General Store today…
Our produce lineup this morning is fresh red tomatoes, gold tomatoes, green tomatoes, bell peppers, sweet banana peppers, sweet Marconi peppers, zucchini squash, yellow squash, new potatoes (white and red), onions, and cabbage. I should be picking up cucumbers and possibly some asparagus today.
Our farm-fresh, free-range eggs are in good stock, as well as all of our canned goods, pure raw honey, and apple butters. And we also have several baked goods available this morning.
The meat freezer is again in good shape with all-natural ground beef, awesome steaks, and other fine cuts of Hereford beef from the local McCorkill Family Farms.
And the Barn Room is still well-stocked with all of our garden items, including seed potatoes, bulk garden seeds, organic fertilizers, all natural soil additives, heavy duty garden tools, and all of the other garden accessories. BTW, we do have more of the heavy-duty soaker hoses in stock now (still $15.95ea.)

Outside the General Store today…
We have about a dozen flower baskets that we’ll sell at a discounted price of 2 for $10.00 now. We also have several bedding flowers, herbs, succulents, perennials, various patio pots, out there. Our remaining 8” patio pots are on sale for $3.00 ea. now, and our garden vegetable plants are all still at half price ($1.10/4pk), with several cucumbers, squash, peppers, tomato plants, and more available. And we’re giving some quantity discounts on most of our other items in stock now, so come check ‘em out if you need anything!

Around the Farmstead today…
As I mentioned, I got a lot done yesterday, and yes, I did remember to snap a few pics for those who requested them (attached to this post). I’m going to try and get at least a little more done this morning before heading off to Hickory Co.
We also got quite a bit of cleanup done around the Farmstead last evening, cleaning up lots of areas around the store. We even put up our June buntings on the store and surrounding buildings, so we’re looking quite patriotic now!

I’m going to go ahead and cut this short, so you can get things going today.
I hope you all have a GREAT Thursday!!

Midweek Morning Update (6/3):Good morning to you from Greasy Creek Hill! It is a beautiful morning out there again, wit...
06/03/2026

Midweek Morning Update (6/3):
Good morning to you from Greasy Creek Hill! It is a beautiful morning out there again, with a nice day mixed with clouds and sunshine… just right for getting things done around here!

Yesterday was another good day, both in the General Store and around the farmstead. It was also a decent day at the auction, as well. I didn’t get much done prior to leaving for Leadmine, but did manage to do some maintenance on the garden as well as unloading my truck and reloading the baked good crates and such to take up to the Leadmine bakery.
But when I returned in the mid-afternoon I went back to work and got several tasks knocked out. One was continuing on the Cub Cadet tractor’s mower deck that was frozen up. After cleaning everything on it, getting all of the twine and w**ds unraveled from the blade mandrels, and applying rust inhibitor to the ‘once-moving’ parts, I started working all of the mandrels back & forth until each one was completely free again. Then I lubricated them with penetrating grease and found the set of new blades for it (that's a long story in itself!). I have it completely done now, and will be putting it back on the mower this morning, ready to use and done with that project!
I also intend on spending much of the day on the new room (finally!), and will be snapping a few pics since I’ve had several ask for them. I think I’m done with changing anything on the layout of it, so ‘here we go”!!

I was able to pick up some nice cabbage heads yesterday. They’re not the BIG ones yet, but very nice, fresh ones ($1.95 ea.). I also picked up several flats of the Carolina Gold tomatoes, so we should be good there for a little while. And, of course, I restocked on yellow squash, new potatoes, and several flats of the Red Deuce tomatoes, like we’ve been handling.
BTW, we had a few flats of lavender early in the spring, and then ran out of them and couldn’t find more anywhere we looked. But yesterday they were selling a few left-over plants and flowers, and low & behold… there was a nice flat of lavender in the 4” pots! So, I bid, and we now have some lavender available, (while they last - $3.95ea.).

For the weather today…
We should have some sunshine for a short while, and then it looks like the clouds will take over for quite a bit of the day until later in the afternoon. Now, normally when that is predicted we end up getting more sunshine than they say, so I’d guess we’ll see some sun here and there along the way. The high should be in the low 80’s, with light winds from the southeast most of the day. The average humidity will be 50%, with the UV index at a moderate ‘3’. The sunrise was at 5:52 this morning with the setting at 8:30 tonight. And the overnight low should be 60º.
Tomorrow should be a nice mix of sun & clouds with highs again in the low to mid 80’s.

In the General Store today…
Our produce lineup this morning is fresh red tomatoes, gold tomatoes, green tomatoes, cucumbers, bell peppers, sweet banana peppers, sweet Marconi peppers, zucchini squash, yellow squash, new potatoes (white and red), onions, cabbage, and asparagus.
Our farm-fresh, free-range eggs are in good stock, as well as all of our canned goods, pure raw honey, and apple butters. And we also have several baked goods available this morning.
Our meat freezer is again in good shape with all-natural ground beef, awesome steaks, and other fine cuts of Hereford beef from the local McCorkill Family Farms.
And the Barn Room is still well-stocked with all of our garden items, including seed potatoes, bulk garden seeds, organic fertilizers, all natural soil additives, heavy duty garden tools, and all of the other garden accessories.

Outside the General Store today…
We still have a few flower baskets that are at a discounted price of $10.00 ea. and also several bedding flowers, herbs, succulents, perennials, various patio pots, and more. Our remaining 8” patio pots are still on sale for $4.00 ea., and our garden vegetable plants are all still at half price ($1.10/4pk), with several cucumbers, squash, peppers, tomato plants, and more available. And we’re giving some quantity discounts on most of our other items in stock now, so come check ‘em out if you need anything!

Around the Farmstead today…

Hi ho, hi ho… it’s off to work we go!! (I feel like one of the dwarfs ~ if you remember where that came from!)
I’m pumped and ready to GET GOING on projects this morning! I really want to make some good headway on the new room, and yes, I’ll snap a few pics for you who asked.
And as I mentioned, I also want to put the mower deck back on the Cub so it’s finished and ready to use as a small ‘brush-hog’ when I get into some cleanup around the Farmstead (soon).

Other than a little daily maintenance on the garden again, I don’t plan on doing much more around here, as I don’t want to get too ‘off topic’ on my work today, if you know what I mean. Sometimes I can head to the shop to ‘grab’ something, then see something else sitting there waiting for me to finish it up. Long story short, after an hour or so, I remember why I originally came to the shop, and finally get what I need so I can run back to whatever I was first working on. Ever happen to you???

Let’s see… I was going to end this but then remembered to tell you that last thing, I think!
Well, anyway, have a GREAT Wednesday!!

Tuesday Morning Update (6/2):It’s a beautiful morning out there with a promise of another very nice day ahead! The earl...
06/02/2026

Tuesday Morning Update (6/2):

It’s a beautiful morning out there with a promise of another very nice day ahead! The early clouds were picking up the light orange-pinkish hue of the sunrise this morning, making the sky an awesome sight to behold. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again… there’s not much that compares to an early morning in the Ozarks!

Yesterday was a very good day around Greasy Creek Hill. We had a nice day in the General Store, as well as a very productive day around the Farmstead. I now have our 1973 Cub Cadet lawn tractor up and running smoothly again, and although I didn’t get as much done on the new backroom as I wanted, I have a new plan on where the back door will be. When we first added the Barn Room (back in 2016), I put in a 3’ door on the back side of it and just kept it closed since it wasn’t needed then. We actually used it for a bookshelf area, as well as for a few other products over the years. That door was put in with the idea of this new room being added, and with it we could restock our melons and such through the back of the store instead of taking up the front area and dragging carts through the store to the Barn Room. So… yesterday I took a new look at how we’re going to unload things like melons and other larger lots into the Barn Room, and decided to place our new back door centered with the one in the Barn Room. That way we'll have a straight shot into the store, using a pair of ramps to roll our melon cart in while unloading. It will save many steps to get products there quickly.
I have the studs ready to begin, but yesterday I decided to do some of the other things I needed done outside first. So, the small Cub tractor is finished, and the garden got more done to it, as well as cleaning out all of our chicken nests since the hens are beginning to lay again. I also made some plans for additional storage out of the rain in other areas, so I’ll be starting on those ASAP, as well.
It all doesn’t sound as time-consuming as it actually was, but that’s ‘par for the core’.
Also, after getting the Cub up and running well, I decided to change out the old seat on it… or I should say, what was left of the old seat! I had a new one, but needed to custom-fit the frame to go on the Cub. I had to find some heavy metal to make the brackets, then drilled holes and mounted the new seat to the old frame (believe me, it sounds easier than it was!). Lastly, I decided to take off the old mower deck that hasn’t operated in years and check it out as well. I have it off now, with the blades removed (finally), and will be replacing anything needed to get it working again if/when we need it. It actually made a nice, small brush-hog back in the day!

Ok enough of that… let’s move on to the weather…
We’re looking at a gorgeous day with lots of sunshine, a high around the mid 80’s, and light winds from the northeast. The average humidity level will be 68% today with a UV index of a very high ‘10’. The sunrise was at 5:52 with the setting at 8:29 tonight. And the overnight low will be 61º.
Tomorrow morning’s low should be 59º at 6am, with a similar forecast as today. And at this point, Thursday looks similar, as well!

In the General Store today…
Our produce lineup this morning is fresh red tomatoes, green tomatoes, cucumbers, bell peppers, sweet banana peppers, sweet Marconi peppers, zucchini squash, yellow squash, new potatoes, new onions, and asparagus. I’ll be going to the Leadmine auction today to look for more yellow tomatoes, as well as restocking a few things.
Farm-fresh, free-range eggs are in good stock, as well as all of our canned goods, pure raw honey, and apple butters. And we also have several baked goods available this morning.
Our meat freezer is in good shape with all-natural ground beef, awesome steaks, and other fine cuts of Hereford beef from the local McCorkill Family Farms.
And the Barn Room is still well-stocked with all of our garden items, including seed potatoes, bulk garden seeds, organic fertilizers, all natural soil additives, heavy duty garden tools, and all of the other garden accessories.

Outside the General Store today…
We still have some flower baskets that are at a discounted price of $10.00 ea. and also several bedding flowers, herbs, succulents, perennials, various patio pots, and more. Our 8” patio pots are still on sale for $4.00 ea., and our garden vegetable plants are all still at half price ($1.10/4pk), with several cucumbers, squash, peppers, tomato plants, and more available. And we’re giving some quantity discounts on most of our other items in stock now, so come check ‘em out if you need anything!

Around the Farmstead today…
With the Leadmine auction, I’ll be limited on time today, but should be able to return fairly soon. I’d like to get back to the new room again, so we’ll see how much time I have left in the afternoon. There are only 2 walls to put up since the room is In the corner of the store building, and once they are in place, we can put the siding on the outside of it and get started on wiring, insulation (oh boy!), and putting the inside walls up. I also need to do the same to the ceiling, which is REALLY fun! Then, we’ll be adding as much shelving as we can possibly fit in there, and we’ll be done with it! (Sounds much easier than it actually is, but we’ll get it finished).

I’m very happy with the garden’s progress so far. I still have some w**d barrier to put down on a couple of areas, but so far, it’s under control. I’m also going to put up a panel for the cucumbers to climb on, as I mentioned yesterday. So, we’re still working on things! Just need a little more time to get them all done!

Speaking of done… I’ll let you go and we’ll all get this day off to a good start!
Have a GREAT Tuesday!!

Monday Morning Update (6/1):Welcome to June!! This is the first day of June, and also the “unofficial first day of summ...
06/01/2026

Monday Morning Update (6/1):

Welcome to June!! This is the first day of June, and also the “unofficial first day of summer” (the actual first day is June 21st). We’ll now begin enjoying more time outdoors with vacations, summer grill-outs, picnics with family & friends, hiking, going to the lake, and all of the other activities that go along with this season of the year.
And we want to be ready to help you with all of those things, as much as possible, here at the General Store.

We should be getting a large order of our famous, hardwood hiking sticks just any day now, and we also have several other items to help you along the way. From lanterns & spotlights, to a new line of ‘Real tree’ knives, and several other specialty items. And of course, we plan on keeping a full line of fresh, vine-ripened produce, as well as locally-grown beef, for all of your cookouts, grill-outs, picnics, or just good ‘ol summer meals around the table!

For some news updates, I’ll say here that we had another huge Saturday at the store, with so many customers visiting us that we were about ‘swamped’ again! We are definitely overcome by so many who express to us how much they enjoy the ‘old-time’ general store feel, and the overall atmosphere here. While we’re a little surprised, we are also humbled and excited to do more to earn that status here at Greasy Creek. So, hang on, we are entertaining some interesting plans coming up!

One last thing I need to say here before going on to the actual update, is that I’m seeing a big trend of our Saturday sales going higher and higher, and while that is a good thing, we also need to address the fact that we need more help for that day. Nicole normally has Saturdays off, which has been leaving just me and Joshua at the store, and that’s about it. So… last Saturday, many of you noticed that we were training Cynthia on the counter (again), getting her updated on the system so she can begin helping us on Saturdays. As you may know, she also has a full-time job at our local OMB bank, and she has to work some Saturdays, but she gets off at noon and will be able to help during the afternoons on those days. Between the many Saturdays that she’s off at the bank, and the Saturday afternoons, when she’s not, we’re hoping that will help our weekend customers get taken care of in a more timely manner. BTW, Cynthia has always helped us, be it outside on busy spring and fall days, or just after hours when she helps us with displays and other things in the General Store. But now she will be more visible to our customers on Saturdays, as well!

Ok, for the weather today…
We’ve had some precip already this morning, with a little more possibly coming soon. But by 10am the sun should be showing brightly and give us a beautiful day! The high should be in the upper 80’s, with light winds from the west during most of the day, changing to northeast in the evening. The average humidity level will be 70%, with the UV index at a very high ‘9’. The sunrise was at 5:52 with the setting at 8:28 this evening. And the overnight low should be around 68º.
Tomorrow looks like a gorgeous day with lots of sunshine and highs reaching the mid 80’s.

In the General Store today…
Our produce lineup this morning is fresh red tomatoes, gold tomatoes, green tomatoes, cucumbers, bell peppers, sweet banana peppers, sweet Marconi peppers, zucchini squash, yellow squash, new potatoes, new onions, and asparagus.
Farm-fresh, free-range eggs are in good stock this morning, as well as all of our canned goods, pure raw honey, and apple butters. And we also have several baked goods available this morning.
Our meat freezer is restocked this morning with all-natural ground beef, awesome steaks, and other fine cuts of Hereford beef from the local McCorkill Family Farms.
And the Barn Room is still well-stocked with all of our garden items, including seed potatoes, bulk garden seeds, organic fertilizers, all natural soil additives, heavy duty garden tools, and all of the other garden accessories.

Outside the General Store today…
Our ‘hospital’ flower baskets we’ve been tending to are almost gone now, with just a dozen or so left in stock. They are still at a discounted price of $10.00 ea. and are ready to give your porch & patios color all season long.
And our garden vegetable plants are all still at half price ($1.10/4pk), with several cucumbers, squash, peppers, tomato plants, and more available. We sold a ton of these Saturday, but still have a good variety left.
We also have lots of bedding flowers, herbs, succulents, perennials, various patio pots, and more, so if you still are in need of some, we’ve got ‘em! Our 8” patio pots are still on sale for $4.00 ea., and we’re giving some quantity discounts on most of our other items in stock now, so come check ‘em out if you need anything!

Around the Farmstead today…
I’m going to be skipping the Hickory Co. auction today so I can get back to our new storage room. I also have some other things to take care of, like putting the final w**d barrier strips down on a couple of rows in the garden, fertilizing most of the plants, and putting up a panel for our new cucumber bed to climb on (so I don’t have to stoop to harvest them!).
We also have our old, faithful Cub Cadet garden tractor repaired, running, and now just needing a new seat installed on it. That little 1973 tractor is a God-send around here, as it can haul just about anything you hook it up to! We had the starter lock up on it last year and never had enough time to get it repaired until lately.

Well, that’s about all I need to say for today, so I’ll close this and let you all get this day going.
Have a happy first-day-of-June, and a GREAT Monday!!

Tomorrow we’re having our Saturday ‘Pre-Summer, Garden Plant BLOWOUT SALE!! All of our garden vegetable plants are HALF ...
05/30/2026

Tomorrow we’re having our Saturday ‘Pre-Summer, Garden Plant BLOWOUT SALE!!

All of our garden vegetable plants are HALF OFF during this sale! You can choose from lots of various cucumbers, tomato, yellow squash, zucchini squash, watermelon, cantaloupe, eggplant, rhubarb, and hot pepper varieties, all at the sale price of $1.10/4pk.
So, if you’re planning on a nice vegetable garden and still need some plants to fill it … here’s your chance to save some money!

We also have some hanging flower baskets that went through the ice storm, and we’ve been nursing back to health. They are flowered out and looking much better now, so we are offering them at $10 ea. And there are also some 8” pots with various flowers, as well as several other miscellaneous flowers that were also hit in the storm, so if you need some summer color for your porch or patio, and don’t mind doing a little TLC work, check them out at half price while you’re here.
We also have lots of bedding flowers, herbs, succulents, perennials, and various patio pots, still available.
BTW, I picked up one last flat of sweet potato plants for the year ~ bundles of 12 for $6.95 (while they last).

And of course, we just received a huge order of fresh baked goods for the weekend, so you can grab your favorite cookies, breads, sweet breads, and more while you visit us! How about a super-delicious cream cheese braid in several fruit varieties?? We’ve got ‘em!

So come on by and enjoy the beginning of the summer season at Greasy Creek General Store tomorrow while you shop & save!!
We open at 9am sharp and will be here until 6pm!

Address

5 Ozark Trl
Buffalo, MO
65622

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 6pm

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+14173450616

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