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What's In Season

Updated March 26, 2026

Crop / Variety Availability Notes
Cherries
Bing Coming Soon
Coral Champagne Coming Soon
Rainier Coming Soon
Peaches
Regular Red Haven Coming Soon
Red Globe Coming Soon
Elberta Coming Soon
Elegant Lady Coming Soon
Hale Coming Soon
Angelus (Big) Coming Soon
Nectarines
Red Gold Coming Soon
Pears
Bartlett Coming Soon
Asian Pears Coming Soon
Apples
Gala Coming Soon
Fuji Coming Soon
Golden Delicious Coming Soon
Grapes
Seedless Table Grapes Coming Soon
Pluots
Dapple Dandy Coming Soon
Flavor Grenade Coming Soon
Corn
Sweet Corn Coming Soon

U-Pick Info

Everything you need to know before your visit.

Hours

The U-pick orchard is open 9am–3:30pm daily when fruit is available. The last person is allowed into the orchard at 3:30pm.

The fruit stand is open 9am–6pm daily, including holidays, selling already-picked fruit.

What to Bring

Bring your own picking buckets or containers. If you arrive without one, a single-use cardboard box is available.

A wagon or cart is highly recommended for hauling your fruit back from the orchard.

You Pick It, You Buy It

All fruit picked in the orchard must be purchased at checkout — we weigh everything when you return to the stand. Plan accordingly and pick plenty!

Debit and credit cards accepted. 5% discount for cash.

Pets

Pets are not allowed in the orchard. A shaded tie-up area is available near the entrance so your furry friends can wait comfortably.

Parking

Weekends get very busy. Please do not park in neighboring orchards or block driveways. When parking along Easy Street, keep your vehicle fully off the roadway.

Additional parking is available near the farm buildings, beyond the fruit stand lot.

Plan Your Visit

Weekdays are much less crowded and make for a more relaxed experience. Harvest dates vary by weather — for exact availability call us at 509-667-1664.

Early season (late June–July): Cherries
Mid season (August): Peaches, Nectarines
Late season (late August–September): Pears, Apples, Grapes, Pluots

A Few Simple Rules

  • Do not climb the trees.
  • You are welcome to sample fruit in the orchard — please wash it before eating.
  • Respect all fenced and roped-off areas. Fruit in those sections is not yet ripe.
  • No pets beyond the tie-up area near the entrance.
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