Never think for one ear of sweet corn or a basket of tomatoes that the construction of a roundabout on Weckerly Road is keeping customers from Stevens Gardens. The Stevens family says with pride that their loyal customers are finding ways to skirt the construction and business is brisk. The gardens are currently known for Ohio seasonal produce, and are just as popular for vegetables, pumpkins, a corn maze, and all the other things that spell autumn in the Heartland. Stevens is one of those family-owned roadside businesses where the public is invited to soak up the season while selecting the vegetables that somehow taste better than those grown anywhere else. I came home with sweet corn, green peppers, zucchini, tomatoes, and peaches. Joe Stevens turned the business over to two of his four daughters and their husbands in 2004, but he is still very much present on the farm. Now he has time to pursue his hobby of trapping the wild animals that are prevalent and hungry for the farm crops. And in the case of coyotes, hungry for cats, Joe says.