Doe Orchards – Harvard, MA

We are now closed for Cut Your Own Christmas trees, apples and apple firewood! We’d all like to say thank you so much for your participation in keeping the orchard going!! We are grateful and hope you’ll be back next year!

Come tomorrow for Cut Your Own Christmas Trees!

We will be open on Saturday. It’s forecast to be a sunny and breezy day. We will likely be closed Sunday as it looks like rain.

Opening Friday, Nov. 26^th

Then Saturdays and Sundays until sold out. Hours are 9-4.

There are many 6-7 foot beautiful balsam Fir trees. 

Friday morning can be very crowded.  

There can be longer wait times at each step.   

You may wait for a saw, for a trailer ride, for baling and tying the tree on your car.   

Your patience and good cheer will be appreciated.

Please look for directions.  There are signs as you drive in and park to direct you for car and foot traffic.  

Please let us load and unload the trailers.  Please allow the tractors to pass by on the road and by the stand.

Your tree may have a tractor ride to the parking lot without you!  Keep your tree tag with you for I.D.  Take a photo of it, just in case...

If you come to our stand for apples in the next day or 2 you are welcome to walk and check out trees.  There is no tagging system but you can get an idea of where to head when we open for cutting.

There’s snow and rain on the way. We’ll take the day off Nov. 16 and be back in the stand on Thursday Nov. 17th.

Cut Your Own Christmas Trees opens Friday Nov 25 and continues Saturdays & Sundays until sold out. More info coming soon!

“Determined”pickers will find some. Others might say there’s nothing out there. There are apples to be found in specific places, mostly at the edges of the orchard and at the end of rows. We’ll send you in the right direction! Can’t find enough? We’ll top-off your bag at the stand when you’re done!

We are open daily from 10-5. Apples are ready to pick, and are at the stand along with our peaches, apple cider and jam. Check Facebook for a weekly update.

You can pay with card, cash or check.

Blueberries are abundant, big and getting blue. By Wednesday we should be on a roll for the summer picking season.

We are sorry to say there is a very slim supply of raspberries this year and they won’t last long on the canes. We lost a lot of plants from all the rain in 2021.

Peaches are looking very good! We should have those on the stand in mid-July. PYO will start in August for mid-season peaches and the early apples will start close to the same time. We could use some rain but the crops are looking beautiful.

After this Wed. we’ll be open Tues – Sat for 9 – 4.

Come picking!