We are sad to say we are closed for 2018 Christmas tree and apple sales. Since the beginning of September we have had almost 22 inches of rain, 10 inches in Nov. alone. The ground is saturated and the parking lots and tractor roads will not recover from this last storm in time to open on Saturday. We regret closing earlier than we anticipated. Thank you for your participation in our harvest and we hope to see you next year. Blueberries and raspberries start in July!

*APPLE FIREWOOD STILL AVAILABLE

call farm for information or stop by, $60 for a bin

We will be closed for Christmas trees and apples today, Sunday 11/25. Parking and tractor travel will not be possible because of rain, snow cover and resulting mud.  We are hoping to open again Sat. Dec. 1. We’ll be posting later in the week!

With all the rain over the last 2 months the conditions at the farm are very far from ideal. We anticipate major challenges moving trees from the field to the parking lot. Getting around on foot or in your car will be difficult. We’ll do our best under these circumstances and ask for your patience.

A couple of ways you can help:
Please make way for the tractors
Allow lots of time in your schedule, it may take a while to get your tree to your car
There is a chance we just won’t be able to function- tractors and cars stuck in the mud is a possibility- if so we will close until conditions improve. Check here or our website for up to date information.

Our hours have changed to 10am-4pm.  We have Honeycrisp, Granny Smith, Cortland, Macoun, Golden Delicious, Gala & McIntosh apples at the stand and apple firewood.

Cut Your Own Christmas trees starts Nov. 23 at 10am

Daylight Savings Time ends and our hours will change starting Sunday Nov. 4.  We’ll be open from 10 until 4.

Macoun, Empire, Granny Smith, Red Delicious, Cortland & McIntosh can be found on the trees, still delicious and firm, sweet or tart, rain or shine! We’ll be open for apples, gourds cider and apple firewood at the stand. For apples, 1/2 or full peck, we have Honeycrisp, Gala, Fuji, Cortland, McIntosh, Empire & Golden Delicious.

There are many apples still on the trees ready to pick. Easiest picking goes to Empire, Cortland, Granny Smith, and Delicious. There are Macs, Macoun and Jonagold. You can find them in areas we’ll guide you too.

 

 Gourds, pumpkins and apple firewood are at the stand.

 

The heat wave has come to an end, the berries have just begun and we are so happy to be open for the 2018 season.  You will find us ready to help with picking buckets, flats and containers as well as directions to the best picking areas.  Blueberries and raspberries are ready to go.