The first thing Ben and Brooke did when they moved back to Ohio and the farm was to unify the branding for Quarry Hill. They discussed their goals for the farm and what image they wanted. This vintage sign is repeated in business cards (even the shape!), on the website, tee shirts, and anywhere it makes sense to use the logo.

One way Quarry Hill promotes its rustic, yet modern vibe is through its use of these thin sheets of wood as signs.

This apple-crate shelf is behind the checkout desk and mixes items for sale as well as items that help set the tone the Gammies want to acheive.

Ohio is known as the Buckeye State, but finding actual buckeyes to buy isn't easy. At Quarry Hill, customers find a rare chance to buy their own.

Notice all the marketing messages that fit into one space: Listing the website and social media links, store hours, promoting the quality of the fruit... and a thanks to customers from the family's two golden retrievers.

The Gammie family were thrilled when son Ben, his wife Brooke, and their two children decided to leave Austin, TX, behind and return to family business. And they let their community know with this sign on the barn.

Orchard Hill seeks out other local companies as sources for their farm market inventory, everything from pasta, coffee, laundry soap, simple syrups, and mixers.

Ben's dad, owner Bill Gammie, is a big believer in handing out samples, which leads to stronger sales.

Have any old picking ladders in storage? Consider bringing them out and reuse them as displays.