Honeycrisp
Crisp and sweet-tart. Good for eating fresh.
August 29–September 20
Finished for 2026
The 2026 apple list
Find your apple.
Some are for the lunch bag. Some deserve a pie. Here is what the season brings, and what is still here in November.
From first pick to last
These are 2026 picking windows. Open rows depend on the crop and weather; the store board names that day’s rows. All varieties use the prices below.
Jonagold
A softer crunch with a tart edge. A good pie apple.
September 19–October 11
Finished for 2026
Fuji
Sweet, firm and ready for the lunch bag.
October 10–November 8
Picking through November 8; picked through November 22, while stock lasts
Pink Lady
A bright, tart bite. Holds its shape in a tart.
October 24–November 8
Picking through November 8; picked through November 22, while stock lasts
A peck or a bushel?
A peck is about 10 pounds; a bushel is four pecks, about 40 pounds. Actual weight varies by apple size. Prices are by container.
Pick your own
$16 / peck
$56 / bushel · picking bags included
Already picked
$18 / peck
$64 / bushel · packed at the store
Apple cider
$8 / half gallon
Cold, nonalcoholic apple cider at the store through November 22, while supplies last.
Before you choose
Can I mix varieties in a picking bag?
Yes. Mix the varieties on that day’s open-row board. A full peck or bushel costs the same whichever open varieties you choose.
Can you set aside a bushel?
Request the variety, quantity and pickup day. We check stock before confirming an order. Request by noon the day before pickup; no payment is taken online.
Tell us what’s going in the basket.
Request apples, cider or a group visit. We confirm stock and timing first.