A clear picking board
The open rows are named at the store. Closed rows stay closed so the next variety can finish ripening.
The orchard
Good things take a season.
Pomequilt is a small apple orchard with a simple rhythm: tend the trees, pick when the fruit is ready, and make it easy to take some home.
The trees set the pace.
We grow a short list of varieties so you can taste the change from one part of the season to the next. Honeycrisp starts us off; Fuji and Pink Lady carry us into the last picking weekends.
At the store, the variety name stays with every bin. Tell us whether you are baking, packing lunches or looking for a tart apple, and we will point you toward a good fit.
Picking is one way to spend the afternoon. Already-picked apples and cider make a short stop just as worthwhile.
A few things to expect
The same container prices
No surprise premium for a different open variety. Choose a peck or a bushel, then fill it.
A proper end to the season
Picking ends November 8, 2026. The store closes November 22, and the work returns to the trees.
Take home a piece of the season.
We can check a pickup order or help plan a visit for your group.