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Archive for September 13, 2008
It’s Apple Season!
September 13, 2008 by Sara Zoe.
Pick-your-own farms and farm stands at apple orchards throughout the seacoast:
Apple Annie is a small orchard with about 200 apple trees. We offer pick-your-own and ready picked apples and our own unpasteurized cider in (more)
Weekends in September and October, Applecrest offers their famous Fall Festivals which include apple and pumpkin picking, live bluegrass (more)
Family oriented, pick-your-own fruit farm. Calling first is always best, as phone message is updated daily during the season with news on (more)
A seasonal orchard specializing in P-Y-O Peaches, Blueberries, Apples & Pumpkins. Open Labor Day – Christmas Eve, call for hours. (more)
Farm market opens in August with early apples, peaches, and locally grown vegetables. We also carry NH maple syrup, jams, jellies, honey, (more)
Historic, seventh generation family farm located just a mile from downtown Sanford/Springvale. 26 varieties of apples available for PYO or (more)
McKenzie’s Farm is a hilltop family farm specializing in June tomatoes! On a clear day, we can see Mt. Washington. We have pick-your-own (more)
Pick your own and ready picked, farm stand. Open year round, daily from 8-5. Offers a variety of fruits and vegetables including apples, (more)
Snell Family Farm is a diversified farm committed to growing great food and beautiful plants for the people of Southern Maine. Our season (more)
We have been selling fruits and vegetables for more than 40 years through our farm store, 3 farm markets, and pick-your-own. Come and enjoy (more)
Pick your own and ready picked. Farm stand offering a variety of fruits and vegetables. Open June-December. Strawberries, raspberries, (more)
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