September has always been my favorite month in Oregon. We begin harvesting our winter pears and all 70+ varieties of our apples. We are still picking peaches for days but we coming into more pluots and plums. We press fresh cider and start baking pies. The farm smells absolutely amazing and the fall colors are starting to pop up all over in every direction. The air is crisp in the morning and warm in the afternoons. Its perfect time for apple picking and apple sauce making. So I personally invite you all up to the farm for a farm day.
Visiting our farm stand gives people the chance to experience the big picture of our small family farm and see the variety of plants we tend and the wild forest setting important to our bees and honey production. I like building long-term relationships with customers, and the more relaxed situation gives everybody time to connect when you come and
Farming is about thriving. When the soil thrives, my family and my community thrive. My hope is that the lives after ours will thrive. It's simple, but, to quote Wendell Berry, "This is no paradisal dream. Its hardship is its possibility."
Things to not miss when you visit our farm
1. Pick your own peaches, apples, plums or pears
2. Visit the barnyard and say, "Hello," to Carlos, Wilber, Billy and Waldo.
3. Pack a picnic and enjoy a meal in the heart of our orchard.
4. Play on our 2 different play structures
5. Enjoy our Fresh Pressed Cider or Hard Cider
6. Visit our Event Space or learn more about our wedding venue
7. Try our homemade jams, local honey or dried fruit.
. Pick some dahlias in our fresh flower garden.
9. Visit our Pumpkin patch with breathtaking views of Mt. Hood
10. Meet the farmers who grow fruit with you in mind.
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