Mid September marks the beginning of full on harvest at the farm. McIntosh are now ripe, the first “fall” variety. Honeycrisp are near their harvest as well as Cortland. The pumpkins are plump and colorful. Pears hang, sweetening to ripeness in the sun. Families and friends pop out from the trees, hauling bags and wagonloads of fruit.
Please see the “What’s Ripe For Picking” page for descriptions of the varieties.
Currently at the farmstand-
Cider
Apples
Pears
Potatoes
Sweetcorn
Honey
Winter squash
Pumpkins
Cherry juice
Frozen pitted cherries
Cherry pie
Cider doughnuts
Cider slushies
Cherry and apple pie filling
Cherry and apple pie
Maple syrup
Apple cider vinegar
With over 40 varieties of apples, pears, and tart cherries, there’s fruit for everyone.
They’re crunchy on the outside, and soft therein. Made fresh every day and sometimes all day.
There’s fun to be had alongside the picking!
The first apples to ripen are Pristine and Jerseymac. Pristine are a crisp apple with a refreshing citrus and vanilla flavor. Jerseymac are an early McIntosh with an added strawberry flavor.
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802-917-2614
283A Cabot Plains Road Cabot Vermont 05647
Email us at gregburtt@gmail.com