Apples sales over for the season

We have closed our apple stand for the year and all of our seasoned apple firewood is gone.

This years fresh cut wood pile will provide plenty to fill your needs for next winter and will be for sale in the fall.

Thank you for your support this year.  Hope to see you next year.

CUT YOUR OWN CHRISTMAS TREES IS CLOSED FOR THE YEAR

The apple stand continues to be open daily, from 10am until dark, with the following varieties for sale:

Macoun and Honeycrisp headline our abundant supply.

The following varieties are at the stand:

Macoun

Honeycrisp

Jonagold

McIntosh

Empire

Red and Golden Delicious

We also have: 

cider

 

All images are copyright P.C.Lawson

 

WE ARE STILL OPEN WITH APPLES TO PICK

The stand will stay open for apple and cider sales until the daytime temps are below freezing.  Come wander the orchard and pick what you’d like, we’ll fill your bag up with apples of your choice.  It is a beautiful time of year to walk around the farm.

The MACOUNs are amazingly good and still on the trees.

On the Trees: 

Macoun, Cortland, Fuji, Empire, Red and Golden Delicious
At the stand: 

Honeycrisp, Granny Smith & most of the  apples above!

We will start Cut You Own Christmas trees on the Friday of Thanksgiving weekend.

Here we are on Monday after the snow storm! No electricity but we didn't need it for this.

APPLES

YES! despite the snow we are open and there is still picking.  Some varieties will be hard to find but the quality is still good: 

Macoun, McIntosh, Cortland, Fuji, Jonagold, Empire, Red and Golden Delicious

At the stand:

Honeycrisp, Granny Smith & all of the  apples above!

 

Click on the image above and print it to bring with you

It is an extraordinary crop of large and plentiful apples and peaches.  Pick Your Own apples will continue until late Oct or longer.  We are open 7 days a week from 10 a.m. ’til  5 p.m., rain or shine.  There are always people picking no matter what the weather is.

Also at the stand you will find apples, pumpkins, decorative gourds, local honey and maple syrup that is collected & produced right here in Harvard.

There are also lovely Dahlia flowers for sale as long as the weather allows.  The number available will vary each day and may be sold out.

        

BLUEBERRIES, RASPBERRIES & PEACHES

Our peaches are deliciously juicy and sweet.  You will find them on the stand, ready to go home with you for eating and cooking.

A day or two on your kitchen counter will ripen them to perfection.

Blueberries are experiencing a slight lull.  The rainy weather in the spring seems to have caused the mid-season berries to be light.  There are, however, enough to fill your buckets, just a little more slowly.  The next variety will be ripening soon.

Raspberry picking has slowed and is over for the season.

Have you ever wanted to try picking apples?  We are looking for strong and energetic folks to help pick the crop.  Interested?  Ask at the stand or call the farm phone and leave a message.  Also check out the Jobs at the Farm page

PEACHES NEXT WEEK

WE WILL START PICKING PEACHES EARLY NEXT WEEK AND WILL HAVE THEM PACKED & READY TO SELL ON TUES.

BLUEBERRIES ARE PLENTIFUL AND THE PICKING WILL BE EASY ON SATURDAY!

RASPBERRIES ARE ON THE CANES AND WITH A BIT OF LOOKING YOU WILL FIND PLENTY

DO YOU ENJOY BEING AT THE FARM?  YOU MIGHT WANT TO CHECK OUT THE JOBS AVAILABLE STARTING IN AUGUST

Blueberries and Raspberries looking great

There are loads of both to pick.  Blueberries are plump and blue and Raspberries are deep red and ready to drop into your container.  Peaches may be ready by the end of the week, more about them later.

Come picking!

Saturday Blueberry and Raspberry picking

It is early in the season and there are loads of berries coming along!  Today’s picking is favoring the Raspberries with fewer Blueberries available.

To pick the ripe berries, you will find the ones that nearly fall off into your hand.

The all-over “blue” berries will have the best flavor.

You will find more to pick under branches and toward the middle of the bush.

WE WILL BE OPEN STARTING TUES. JULY 5

The blueberries and raspberries look great!  Raspberries are turning red and the blueberries are beginning to “blue up”.  Our trusty staff is here, working on orchard tasks, ready to hang the open sign and open the gate.  

Come Picking!!!

Cheryl

Cheryl Mullaney (1962-2011)  

Cheryl greeted everyone with a big smile, worked hard to keep everyone happy and as she said goodbye her words ” Have a wonderful day” were heartfelt.

Cheryl will be greatly missed by family, friends and everyone at Doe Orchards.