Hello everyone, hope the summer has been good to you so far! It is hard to believe that September is approaching so quickly. There has certainly been our fair share of rain, which seems to have pushed the apple season …
The U-pick is officially closed! The wind and the pickers decended on our orchard and cleaned us out! We still have some apples left in our outlet such as Spartan and Honey Crisp. Just give us a call before you stop …
Happy Thanksgiving! This weekend has come quickly, maybe too quickly for some, as it is our last for u-picking! We will be open 10:00am-6:00pm Saturday and Sunday, and 10:00am-5:00pm Monday. Please note that we are only apple to accept cash. …
Strange weather we have been having! You wouldn’t know it’s October by the 20 degree days and nights! Fall is certainly here, as the view of the changing trees is excellent. Lots of rain predicted for Friday and Saturday, so bring …
Sorry for the late update! I know a lot of you are chomping at the bit for news on the Cortland and Honey Crisp. In that regard, I have good news and bad news. McIntosh and Cortland are available in …
An excellent article about open farm day and its importance. Originally published Monday September 20, 2010 for the Daily Gleaner Section A4, by Alexandra Davis.
Just a little update, we’ve run out of Lobos in the orchard. Still plenty of Macs and Dudley though! In the outlet we have Lobo, Macs, Dudley, Crabs, and Gravenstein. Happy Open Farm day!
There has been excellent fall weather with cool nights and warm days. It has been nice to see some rain as well! Overall the days seem to be going by quite quickly. Not sure where September went, but October is …
Fall is here! It certainly came quite suddenly, but I think I’ve had my fill of hot weather for the year. The Paula Red are done. Unfortunately we are in somewhat of a pickle as the Lobos aren’t quite ready …
Earl came and went without too much fuss. There were more apples on the ground from the heat streak than from the wind and rain! The Paula Red are getting pretty low in the orchard. Luckily, we have some nice …