About Our Fruit
With nearly 1,200 trees and close to 100 different varieties of fruit on our three-acre farm, we’re able to provide you with fresh, tree-ripened fruit all summer long. Because our motto is “fruit that tastes good,” we believe you should know the actual variety name of the fruit you like. Follow us on Instagram or Facebook to find out what is ripe when!
In ripening order…
Saskatoon Berries
Also known as Serviceberry or Juneberry, they look like a blueberry, but are more closely related to the apple family so they have a unique taste. Ripening in early June, these berries are high in fiber, protein and antioxidants.
Cherries
Sweet DArk, Blush, and Tart VARIETIES
We grow over twenty cherry varieties, some are experimental and others are just coming into production. In addition to the standard Bing, our favorite sweet dark red cherries include Cashmere, Kiona and Lapins. For blush cherries we grow the traditional Rainier as well as Early Robin and Royal Rainier. We also grow Balaton and Jubileum tart (pie) cherries.
Peaches
From Springcrest to Sweet September, we have peaches ripe from July through the beginning of October. Our favorites include Springcrest, Glohaven and Victoria. We offer traditional yellow flesh peaches, plus a few white flesh and donut varieties.
Nectarines
We have nectarines July through September, both yellow and white flesh. From Fantasia, a customer favorite, to the new Honey Haven and the traditional Red Gold, we’ve got you covered.
Apples
With over a dozen apple varieties we've got just what you’re looking for! From the current favorites of Honeycrisp and Cosmic Crisp to the traditional Granny Smith and Jonagold, plus several varieties in between -- as well as our very own "Asuzi" -- you are sure to find an apple you like.
Pluots
We grow Dapple Jack, Honey Punch and Festival Red pluots. A pluot is a cross between a plum and an apricot, giving you a piece of fruit that transcends the flavor of either parent. You don’t want to miss these when they are ripe in mid-August and early September!
Grapes
We grow several varieties of table grapes, our favorites include Interlaken and Jupiter (pictured). Look for them in August and September.