Pick Your Own
2011 Apple season is over
Thank you all for coming,
we love to see you back in 2012
Apples- Sept - Nov
Includes Gala, Empire, Mutsu, Red and Gold Delicious
Pumpkin Patch - all sizes - Oct
It's that time Again!
 It's apple picking time at Wagner Orchards!
We are
currently picking
Royal Gala, till September 20th.
Our
Empire will be ready by September 15th till October 15th.
The
Mutsu will be ready by October 5th till October 31th.
The
Gold & Red Delicious apples will be ready by October 10th till October 31st.
Our
wagon rides are available on
Saturdays and Sundays and are a delightful treat for the entire family.
To our Customers
We try to do our best to run the hayride every weekend but the weather does not always co-operate. We have had a lot of rain and rain makes mud. When there is too much mud it is not safe to pull a heavy wagon through a field. We may be able to make a few trips but trip after trip ruts the ground and makes the possibility of getting stuck great. When we can we will run the hayride. There is no cost for this service.
Our Bakery is open and serving a wonderful array of treats including fresh apple, cherry, pumpkin and blueberry pies. We're also baking mouth-watering apple and cherry strudel.
It's the Great Pumpkin!
Our
pumpkin
patch
opens in October. We have 4 acres of pick-your-own pumpkins as well as a small patch of giant pumpkins. Gourds and corn stalks are also available for your Fall decorating project.
Families that Pick Together Stick Together!Picking fresh fruit is a fun, family activity, and a great way to spend an enjoyable afternoon. Kids love to grab a fresh apple from a tree. For many families from the city we know that this is the only farm experience they will have. We are a working farm and we are always happy to discuss any and all farming practices with our guests.
We are working towards eliminating the use of all chemicals on our fruit trees. For insect control we use insect pheromone traps and a natural clay powder instead of insecticide. We use manure from our beef and horse herd instead of chemical fertilizer. Hay is grown in rotation to build the soil structure.
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