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The orchard consists of approximately 30 acres of apple trees and 15 acres of peach trees. Different fruits and varieties ripen at different times. These times can vary from year to year depending on the environment,  i.e. amount of rainfall, frost, drought, or insects. Below is a useful chart for finding approximate harvest times for the many varieties we have available.

Like any Farmer's Market, some varieties have limited quantities and some are popular so they go quickly! Call ahead to find out if we have a specific variety available.

 

 

 

 

2011 Prices

 

End of Season Prices 

 

Prices per Pound:

1-10lbs.............$1.00/lb 

11-40lbs.............$.75/lb

40lbs+...............$.50/lb 

 

 

Prices per Bag:

1/2 Bushel...........$15.00

1 Bushel...............$25.00

Over 1 Bushel.....$10/Bag 

 

 

Methods of Payment: Cash, Check, or Most Major Credit Cards

(Sorry we do NOT accept American Express!)

 

PEACHES (Yellow Free-Stone)

                                           Varieties
Date

Candor, Garnet Beauty, Sentry

Early July

Red Haven, Belaire, Jay Haven, Glo Haven, Early Loring

Mid/Late July

Loring, Contender, John Boy, Flaming Fury, Crest Haven, Redkist, Redskin

August
Cresthaven, Laurol, Sweet Sue
Late August

Nectarines (limited quantities)
                          Mid/Late August
White Peaches (limited quantities)
 Mid/Late August

 

APPLES

Varieties
Color
Description
Good for Baking or Eating
Date
Lodi
Green
Tart
Baking
August
Rambo
Green
Tart
Baking
August
Greening
Green
Tart
Both
August
Ginger Gold
Yellow
Sweet, related to Golden Delicious
Eating
August
Tydeman Red
Red/some Green
Slightly tart, related to McIntosh
Both
August
Smokehouse
Green
Tart
Baking
August
Gala
Red/Yellow
Sweet, popular for eating fresh
Eating
Late August/Early September
McIntosh
Red/Green
Slightly tart, great all-round
Both
Late August/Early September
Empire
Red/Green
Slightly sweet, cross between McIntosh and Red Delicious
Eating
Late August/Early September
Cortland
Red/Green
Slightly tart, related to McIntosh, big
Both
Late August/Early September
Honey Crisp
Red/Yellow
Like the name says
Both
Early September
Red Delicious
Red
Sweet, tender, classic eating apple
Eating
September
Golden Delicious
Yellow
Sweet
Eating
September
Jonathan
Red
Semi-tart, great older apple variety
Both
September
Grimes Golden
Yellow
Sweet, crisper than Golden Delicious
Both
September
Idared
Red/some Green
Slightly tart, big
Both
Late September/Early October
Fuji
Red/Green
Sweet, crisp, popular for eating fresh
Both
October
Crispen/Mutsu
Green
Slightly tart, very crisp
Both
October
Nittany
Red/Yellow
Sweet, cross between Golden Delicious and York, keeps well
Both
October
Stayman Winesap
Red/Green
Slightly tart, firm, big
Both
October
Rome
Red
Slightly tart, great for everything, known as "Rome Beauty"
Both
October
Granny Smith
Green
The famous tart apple, great for eating fresh and for baking
Both
October
York
Red
Tart, great for baking, unique lopsided shape, keeps the longest
Both
October
 
 
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