we have a limited number of fall red raspberries during the month of september and early october for pick your own. we also take some to the ann arbor farmers' market
Northern Spy
an old favorite for apple pies. it is tart as well as firm. although it can be used for eating, it is known more for being a “pie” apple
Plums
we grow two different varieties of plums—vision plums and stanley plums. both plums are good for eating as is, for pies, desserts, jams, jelly, canning and bread. we usually have plums when we open for our fall picking season, but the season is much shorter than for apples
Early Gold
an august ripening apple that is firmer than a lodi. it is a firm, yellow-green apple that gets sweeter and softer a couple of weeks after picking
Pears
we grow three varieties of pears—bartlett, spartlett, and bosc. bartlett and spartlett pears are fairly similar, although spartlett are slightly larger and firmer than bartlett pears. bosc pears ripen later in the season and are more crunchy
