What's LOCALLY Fresh
In Store Year Round
The store is kept full and stocked year round, with Fresh and Local products like:
Blue Raven Pies, Frozen Berries, Handmade Soaps, Handmade potholders, Local Jams & Jellies, Local RAW Honey, Local Art, Cups & Mugs, Hand Crafted Bags, Local Baked Cookies, Canteens, Straw and Hay, Local Baked Sourdough Bread, Scones, Hazelnuts and Walnuts- Gluten Free items and more!
Reach out with any questions or inquiries about bringing in new local products!











Winter
november & december
Walnuts, Hazelnuts, Squash/Pumpkins, Jonagold Apples.
And finally… we will continue to stock Jams, Syrups, and Raw Honey – Pies and Baked Goods – Sugar-free and Gluten-free Options.
Christmas Trees, Garlands and Wreaths will be offered starting Thanksgiving – Taco Bros will continue to offer delicious food next to our building.








Summer
May & JUNE
The Summer Fun Begins!
We pick ALL fruit FRESH here on the farm, or source from other Local farms.
Late May/June Strawberries (Hoods, Shukstans), mid-June Raspberries (Cascades), late-June Marion Berries, late-June Boysen Berries and late-June Blueberries.






Summer
JULY
We pick ALL fruit Fresh here on the farm, or source from other Local farms.
Raspberries (Cascades), Cherries (Bing and Rainier), Marion Berries, Boysen Berries, Blueberries (Chandlers, Blue Crop, Duke, Ivanhoes, etc.), mid-July Blackberries, Summer Squash, mid-July Cucumbers, and late-July Tomatoes.








Summer
August
We pick ALL fruit Fresh here on the farm, or source from other Local farms.
Blueberries (Chandlers & Blue Crop), Peaches (Redhaven, Canadian Harmony, Elberta) Summer Squash, Sweet Corn, Tomatoes, Elephant Garlic, Eggplant, Green Beans, & Cucumbers (Pickling and Gerkins available for order by phone).







Fall
September & october
Plums, Tomatoes, Summer Squash & Corn are ready now!
All fruit is picked Fresh here on the farm, or sourced from other Local farms.
And Finally… Plums, Apples, Summer Squash, Tomatoes, Elephant Garlic, Grapes, Sweet Corn, Winter Squash, Potatoes and last but not least… Pumpkins!









