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Hundred Fruit Farm Permaculture farm, no spray, regenerative (beyond organic), U-Pick/PYO, courses, internships, design services, and more.

Hundred Fruit Farm is a ten-acre permaculture farm located in Buckingham, PA that aims to be a center of fruit diversity in the Mid-Atlantic, growing over 100 different types of organic fruit in addition to developing and promoting new varieties of uncommon fruit. We use only organic methods and integrated pest management - no synthetic pesticides, chemical fertilizers, or GMOs. We will operate a U-Pick CSA (coming in 2016-17) that will feature fruit, vegetables, meat, eggs, mushrooms, and more. We will also regularly hold workshops and courses on permaculture, natural building, sustainable living, and similar topics.

Come get your autumn goodies! We have chestnuts (Chinese) and fresh jujubes 🌰
10/10/2026

Come get your autumn goodies! We have chestnuts (Chinese) and fresh jujubes 🌰

We have a new date for our farm tour!Come take a walk with us through our orchards and hear why we grow what we grow on ...
10/04/2026

We have a new date for our farm tour!

Come take a walk with us through our orchards and hear why we grow what we grow on our farm, and how we desinged the whole farm applying permaculture principles.

Please follow the link in bio for registration 🔗 The nursery will be open with the end of season plant sale!

It finally happened!! We just got a brand new deer fence installed on our farm with more sturdy black locust posts and m...
10/02/2026

It finally happened!! We just got a brand new deer fence installed on our farm with more sturdy black locust posts and metal woven wire fencing that's easier to maintain than our old plastic fencing.

Shout out to Evergreen Fence who went out of their way to find black locust posts per our request, and they did a great job installing them.

Black locust posts are one of the most rot resistant lumber you can grow in our region, so they don't need to be pressure treated with chemicals. We really hope these will prove their value over many many years on the farm.

No more deer ripping holes in our fence, munching on our trees in the orchard, and feasting on the veggies in the garden 🙌🏽

📷 The last two photos are just a sample of the damage deer have done after making holes in our old fence - a young mulberry tree and a persimmon tree.

Let us introduce our new crop we have this year - jujubes! Jujubes are native to east Asia (very common in Korea). They ...
10/01/2026

Let us introduce our new crop we have this year - jujubes! Jujubes are native to east Asia (very common in Korea). They are sometime called Chinese dates but they only got the nickname for their appearance when they are dried. However, they are not related to dates, and they don't have as much as sugar as the dates you're familiar with. Fresh jujubes remind us of apples in many ways (or green pears) - the sweet and tangy flavors and crip texture. Their flavors are mild but tasty it's hard for us to stop eating them!

As they dry, they turn red and get a bit spongy. Dried jujubes are more commonly found at Asian grocery stores than fresh ones. Dried jujubes have been used in cooking and tea for its medicinal properties - in Korea, people make hearty soup with a whole chicken stuffed with dried jujubes, ginseng, and sticky rice.

We have a nice amount of jujubes this year, and each year we should have more and more. We really hope you get to try them!

Our market is open tomorrow (Friday) 3 - 6pm, and Saturday from 9am to 4pm!

💨 Our market & farm tour is entirely cancelled tomorrow (Sat, 9/26) due to the storm with the strong winds projected for...
09/25/2026

💨 Our market & farm tour is entirely cancelled tomorrow (Sat, 9/26) due to the storm with the strong winds projected for tomorrow.

We are open today (Fri, 9/25) and we have jujubes (fruit that taste like mini apples!)!

2026 pawpaw season on our farm is officially over. It was a very short and light year for pawpaws due to the late freeze...
09/20/2026

2026 pawpaw season on our farm is officially over. It was a very short and light year for pawpaws due to the late freeze we had early in the spring that killed about 75-90% of our pawpaw blossoms.

Thank you all for understanding the limited supplies. If you didn’t get any this time, we hope you find some somewhere or try again next year. Hopefully next year we will have milder spring weather, and the trees will produce plenty of pawpaws for everyone, as we have a lot of younger trees that should be fruiting for the first time.

📷 Pawpaw flowers

We sold out of our pawpaws today (Fri, the 18th). We will have a few more available tomorrow morning, but they will go F...
09/18/2026

We sold out of our pawpaws today (Fri, the 18th). We will have a few more available tomorrow morning, but they will go FAST. We're limiting purchases to about 1 lb (2–3 pawpaws) per person so that more people can enjoy them. And that will be the last pawpaws we’ll have this year.

For those interested in growing them, we have grafted pawpaw trees available for purchase in our nursery!

09/11/2026

📣 Update (as of 9/12) - Pawpaws are sold out for this weekend! We'll have a bit more next Friday. Nursery is still open through 4pm today (Sat) and Sunday (9am - 1pm)!

We are thankful that our pawpaw trees gave us some fruit this year even after the big loss to the late freeze in the spring.

We have limited quantities of fruit available. Come grab yours this weekend. We're open today (Fri 3-6pm), Sat 9am - 4pm, and Sun 9am - 1pm!

We also have some grafted pawpaw trees available in our nursery as well as a couple grafted 'Illinois Everbearing' mulberry trees. They will sell out fast 🌿

09/10/2026

We found this used chipper at a great price and managed to get it! We have been borrowing a chipper from our neighbor (the best neighbor you could ask for!). We are so excited that now there will always be a working chipper between us, even if one of ours breaks.
Being able to turn all the branches into woodchips on the farm at any time means that we can not only keep our orchards tidier but also retain the nutrients and biomass within the farm.
The wood chips will be spread along our berry rows and around orchard trees to retain moisture longer (reducing the need for irrigation). They will also attract mycelium and other organisms, enriching the soil.
We express our sincere gratitude to Bucks County Foodshed Alliance and all the donors to the Small Farm Grant for enabling us to purchase this chipper. 🙏🏽

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1744 Holicong Road
New Hope, PA
18938

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