Plant supports in Martinsville, Indiana

Hometown Nutrition Martinsville is a cozy and welcoming cafe and health store located at 152 North Main Street in Martinsville, Indiana. We specialize in serving delicious and nutritious food and beverages that promote health and wellness. Our menu features a variety of smoothies, shakes, teas, and snacks that are made with high-quality, locally sourced ingredients. Whether you're looking for a quick and healthy meal on the go or a relaxing place to enjoy a nutritious treat, Hometown Nutrition Martinsville is the perfect destination. Our friendly staff is dedicated to providing exceptional service and helping you make healthier choices for your lifestyle. Come visit us today and experience the goodness of Hometown Nutrition Martinsville!

Fred & Dorothy Meyer Nature Preserve, located at Observatory Road in Martinsville, Indiana, is a stunning park and tourist attraction that is part of the Long Ridge conservation area. Visitors can enjoy a dramatic hike through steep slopes, ridges, and valleys in a large forest block that is unbroken by roads. The forest interior habitat is home to rare native species such as hooded and worm-eating warblers, Eastern box turtle, and the state-endangered cerulean warbler. The preserve features plants that are characteristic of the acidic, sharply drained soil of the ridges, including chestnut oak, black oak, pignut hickory, greenbriar, and star chickweed. In the protected ravines, visitors can find American beech, red oak, white ash, painted sedge, yellow trout lily, and bloodroot. This special property was made possible by a generous donation from Bob Meyer and his family, with additional support from the Indiana Heritage Trust. The preserve is dedicated to Fred Meyer, who played a key role in establishing the state's first dedicated nature preserve in 1969. The original 14 acres known as Shalom Woods was donated by the Cohen family in the 1990s.