09/16/2023
โจT H E W E E K E N D โผ๏ธโจ Oh what a weekend on the farm!
Join us for the opening weekend of our 50th anniversary-themed ๐ฝcorn maze and visit the sunflower fields ๐ป, take a hayride ๐ and enjoy our boo barn ๐ป for little ones and our straw maze too. Stop by the farm market for some delicious apple c***r ๐ and bring home a sweet or savory pie made by . Enjoy music ๐ธby Mike Wall (12-3pm each day), lawn games, picnic areas & food trucks and will be selling their delicious coffee and mini donuts.
Farm Market-9-5pm
Pick Your Own-9-4:30pm
โจ PICK YOUR OWN: โจ
๐ APPLES โ To pick: lift up and twist. Do not pull down on the apples. It breaks branches. Picking is plentiful. Apples will continue to ripen off the tree. Best kept in a plastic bag in the refrigerator. Apples should only be on the kitchen counter for a day or two. Many days on the counter leads to mushy apples.
Crimson Crisp โ red, sweet/tart, all purpose
Fuji โ pink, sweet, all purpose.
Autumn Crisp โ red, sweet, all purpose
๐ฅฆ BROCCOLI โ first day. Pick large heads. They are tender. Not all of the heads are ready to pick. Leave the small heads in the field to grow.
๐ด RED RASPBERRIES โ picking is very good.
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TOMATOES โ picking is good. The field is at The Fine Farm, 3125 Florence Rd. The tomatoes can be picked before they are completely red and will ripen off the plant with plenty of flavor. There are red round tomatoes, yellow round tomatoes, red roma/paste tomatoes, and red grape tomatoes.
๐ด RED BEETS โ picking is fair.
๐ป FLOWERS โ ask for a cup and clippers in the Red Barn.