Cortland apples are a traditional favorite. They resist browning and are suited to eating.
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September 18
Apple cider is on the stand.
September 17
Honeycrisp apples take extra work to grow. The reward is an extra-juicy apple with long shelf life. Honeycrisp is good for eating.
September 16
Sweet and crisp, Snapdragon apples are a New York State exclusive. They’re great for eating and making into salads as well.
September 15
Discing in order to prepare the ground for grass seed to be planted.
September 15
Pears are on the stand.
September 14
We offer wagon rides with pick-your-own apples on Saturdays. Starting Saturday September 14. Please note we are closed Sundays.
September 13
We will be open this coming weekend for pick-your-own apples and wagon rides. We are closed Sundays. As always, we offer free parking off the road, and three curb cuts to enable you to get your car off the highway.
September 12
This apple chart, courtesy of Bev Christianson, arranges apple varieties in order from tart to sweet.
September 11
At Wickham’s Fruit Farm, we bake for your delectation three types of apple pie, including high-top apple (shown), apple crumb, and red, white and blue pie, which contains apples, cherries, and blueberries. We bake our pies fresh right here on the premises.