COLD AND WET SEASON

In years past, the plum blossoms would have already made the scene with its display of tight clusters of white blossoms. We are still waiting.  Some pluots are blooming and we see speckles of white blossoms in the orchard.
This time of year we are looking for dry days so we can be out taking care of the dormant orchard.  Pruning and cleaning up the trees are on the agenda.
      It is tree planting time.  We have been scouting the orchard for planting sites.  This year we will plant Summerset peaches and a root stock for grafting those old plum varieties that are no longer available at the nursery.
     Two announcements:
      1.  The Farm Stand will be closed on Sunday March 10 and Monday March 11, 2019.
      2.   March and April modified weekday hours are listed below.  Please take note.

Official Statement: We have NO pick-your-own activities.

 March and April Hours:
Tu, Wed, and Thur:  11:30 am to 1:30 pm

 Fri and Sat:   10 am to 6 pm

            Sun:   11 am to 5 pm

 Closed on Mondays

For other times, please call  for an appointment.
(916) 300-0720

Here's what we have in the farm stand from Otow Orchard:
Hoshigaki, hand dried persimmons
Mandarins:  Satsuma and Clementine
Navel Oranges
Eureka Lemons
Kiwi
Pecans: Shelled
Dried Figs
Calendula Salve and Lip Balm
Honey from Otow Orchard

This is what we have from other producers:
Navel oranges from Pleasant Hill Farm
Cara Cara oranges from Pleasant Hill Farm
Rio Red Grapefruit from Stony Point (organic certified)
Jams from The Good Stuff
Winter vegetables from BarlyOats Farm (When available)
Honey  from Top O' The Hill Apiary
Bee pollen from Top O' The Hill Apiary