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Get ready for a day filled with sunshine, fresh air, and the joy of harvesting your own fruits and vegetables straight from our fields. Pick-Your-Own offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature, experience the thrill of picking your own produce, and create lasting memories with family and friends. Come join us for a day of fun, flavor, and farm-fresh goodness! We can't wait to see you in the fields.
Crop Availability:
Please keep in mind that crop availability can vary throughout the day due to factors such as weather conditions, ripeness of fruit, visitor traffic, and crop abundance. For the most up-to-date information on what's ripe and ready for picking, check our website frequently as we update it regularly. During hotter summer days, we recommend aiming for earlier time slots for the best picking conditions.
Ticketing Information:
Every individual over 12 months old who wishes to enter our Pick-Your-Own fields will need a ticket, which includes admission to the fields and a base-size container to fill with your chosen fruit. Additional containers can be purchased at our Pick-Your-Own shed upon check-in.
Different crops require different container sizes, so when you check in, simply inform our friendly Pick-Your-Own staff of your preferred crop, and they'll assist you in getting started on your picking journey.
Timing and Restrictions:
Tickets purchased for the 4 pm time slot are limited to picking one crop. If you wish to pick multiple crops or explore different areas with your group, please ensure you purchase tickets before 3:30 pm. It's important to note that transitioning to different crops after 4 pm is not permitted.
Tickets are non-refundable, but in the event we need to cancel due to weather, you'll have the option to exchange your tickets for a different day to ensure you still get to enjoy your Pick-Your-Own experience.
Garlic scapes are the tender, green shoots that grow from the top of garlic plants. They are a seasonal vegetable that is harvested in the late spring or early summer, typically before the garlic bulbs are fully mature. Garlic scapes have a distinct, garlicky flavor that is slightly milder than garlic cloves, but still adds a delicious depth of flavor to dishes.
Shelling peas are a variety of peas grown primarily for the sweet, tender peas inside their inedible pods. Unlike snap peas or snow peas, the pods of shelling peas must be removed before eating, revealing the delicious, nutrient-rich peas within.
Sugar peas are a delicious and nutritious legume that are both crunchy and sweet. With their tender pods and delicate flavor, sugar peas are a versatile ingredient that can be used in a variety of dishes.
Sweet cherries are a variety of cherries known for their juicy, sweet flavor, making them perfect for eating fresh. They are typically larger and darker than sour cherries, and are often enjoyed as a snack or used in desserts and salads.
We do the planting and growing. You do the picking. It is as close as you can come to having your own garden without the space, work and expense. Due to our size, we can offer a diverse variety of many fruits and vegetables.
We present the opportunity to learn how different fruit crops are grown, see these fruits ripen and experience the difference in taste and appearance between varieties of each fruit. For instance, we grow 45 varieties of yellow and white peaches, picking for each variety lasts about a week and peach season lasts from July through September. We grow 30 varieties of both eating and cooking apples. Apple picking starts in early August.
Like apricots, cherries have a very short season and are quite sensitive to our Northeast weather conditions! Picking often lasts only one to three days each season so be sure to keep an eye on our website to get your chance!
White and yellow nectarines offer the same juiciness and great flavor as our peaches without the fuzz. Nectarines tend to be slightly smaller than their peach counterparts but are basically interchangeable with peaches for cooking or including them in fresh salads.
We grow 45 varieties of peaches. The varieties are both yellow and white, freestone and cling. Our newly planted varieties are adding excitement to our early picking season; don't miss our Desiree or Rich May peaches! Your taste buds will be forever spoiled by the flavor and juiciness of a tree-ripened peach!
Asian, Crispie, Harrow Sweet, Blake's Pride and Sunrise are the pear varieties offered at Linvilla. Commercial production is limited here in the Northeast so if you like to support local agriculture, get your pears at Linvilla!
Plums are a sweet delicious summertime treat. This fruit is also often used in baking (tarts, cobblers, turnovers) and can also be used to make jam, juice, and wine. Grilled plums can be added to a sweet dessert or drizzled with balsamic for a savory treat. Pop your plums in a dehydrator to make your own delicious prunes! Prunes can be pickled for a sensational and unusual side dish!
Our thornless blackberries are very large and are one of our easiest berries to pick. In addition to making excellent jam, Blackberries are high in vitamin C, K and in fiber and are terrific in smoothies or cocktails. They bring a fabulous burst of flavor to salads and bbq sauce. A staff favorite is a grilled blackberry, bacon and brie sandwich! What a treat!
We grow seven varieties of blueberries. Recent studies champion the health benefits of nutritious blueberries! Many visitors enjoy picking raspberries and blueberries as their seasons coincide for 2 weeks. Have you ever made a raspberry or blueberry pie?
Our 6 varieties of raspberries ripen during both an early summer and fall season. Early summer season is late June through mid-July. Raspberries are a little more work to pick than other berries but they're worth the effort! If you can get them home without eating them all (!), raspberries are fabulous in jam, salads, sauces, smoothies, cocktails and tarts. Raspberries pair well with chipotle or other hot peppers in glazes for a main course.
Our Pick-Your-Own season begins with strawberries in late May. Strawberries are the first PYO crop Linvilla ever offered and they're Farmer Norm's favorite crop! Strawberry picking is one of our best photo ops. Our Summer and Fall variety is Seascape and can be picked from late-June through mid-October. Linvilla is on the cutting edge of ever-bearing strawberry production which is new and evolving.
Did you know that eggplant is actually a fruit? Commonly thought of as a vegetable, because they grow from a flowering plant and contain seeds, eggplants are actually fruit! We grow a wide variety of eggplants in an interesting range of shapes and colors. Whether you plan to bake, broil or grill this fruit, you'll receive a ton of nutrients and health benefits. Eggplant is low in calories and sodium, and is a good source of dietary fiber, potassium, and B vitamins.
We grow traditional green bell peppers along with yellow and orange bells. Linvilla highly recommends the new Canario pepper, an excellent yellow Marconi - a must try! We also grow a wide variety of hot peppers in varying colors and intensities: Jalapeno, Habanero, Serrano, Cherry Bomb, Cayenne and more!
Rhubarb is a colorful and flavorful, yet under-appreciated, vegetable. Rhubarb is a great source of vitamin K1, which is important for blood clotting and bone health. Simmer chopped rhubarb, red onion, balsamic vinegar and mustard and create a lovely sauce for fish. A favorite recipe here at the farm is simply chopped rhubarb cooked down in a sauce pan with just water and sugar. Serve it over ice cream or yogurt for a taste of the past! Delicious!
Peonies are a beautiful flower used in cut flower bouquets and available for cut-your-own. They bloom for a few short weeks at the end of May to early June. Farmer Norm has dedicated a section of the farm to share the beauty of the Peony. It is a don't miss opportunity.
Crop availability changes quickly due to weather, the amount of ripe fruit, the number of visitors, how much they pick, or the abundance of a particular crop at any given time. The most up-to-the-minute picking information is posted on this page!
We have three ways you can purchase tickets to pick apples. Each person who wants to enter the orchard needs to be accounted for when picking. If you have 4 people you need to make sure you purchase a ticket that admits up to 4 people.
Make a lifelong memory of cutting down your own tree! Our Cut-Your-Own program starts with a ride to one of our Christmas tree fields! The majority are 5' to 7' Douglas Fir. We also have some Canaan Fir. We provide a saw for you to cut the tree. Once you cut your tree, we haul it back, shake the loose needles, wrap it up, and tie it to your car! We can also drill a hole in your tree for "Stand Straight" Christmas Tree Stands. Due to the many different locations of the tree fields on the farm, no walking is permitted. No power tools are permitted in to the Cut-Your-Own fields. You must utilize the saws we provide. 152ee80cbc
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