The
Apple Patch opens after Labor Day every Fall and closes usually the week
of Halloween. We have no storage facilities; all varieties are
picked and sold as they mature. So due to seasonal variations we may
open or close a little bit earlier or later each year. |
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Apple
Patch expected opening
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Apple
Patch expected closing
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Saturday, September 12th
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Sunday, October 31st
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| September |
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Sept. 12: Apple Patch opens, MacIntosh are ready for pies. Medium crop in 2009. Sept. 16: Jonamacs and Galas are ready, Macintosh are sweeter. Sept. 26: Jonalicious and Haralsons are ready (and tart), Macintosh, Jonamacs are good for sauce and cider. |
| October |
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Oct. 3: Red Delicious and Grimes are starting. MacIntosh may still be available. Oct. 10: Now picking Golden Delicious, Cortland, Haralson and Wolf River. Oct. 11: Closed for family birthday. Oct. 17: Golden Delicious, Roxbury Russet and Winter Banana are ready. Northern Spy are starting. Oct. 24: Harvesting Rome Beauty and Northern Spy. Some Winter Banana, Golden Delicious, Haralson and Roxbury Russet will still be hanging on if no one has picked them. Oct. 31: Last of the Rome Beauty and Northern Spy. In a good year the Arkansas Black will be edible now. (Of course I'll save some of those for myself.) |
This site was last edited 09-08-09.