With the colder weather, Fuyu persimmons are reacting. Those we harvested after the rains and after it got cold are hopefully devoured by now.
We did harvest Fuyu for storage. Most are still firm but not crunchy. Come in soon if you want to take advantage of these final Fuyu for the season.. I predict we will continue to sell Fuyu for a couple weeks but know that they are getting more tender and of course sweeter.
We still have other persimmons. Maru (brown fleshed), Vodka (Hyakume persimmons treated with vodka to sweeten them), and a few Hachiya.
It is time now for mandarins. These are sweet and easy to peel. The ones from Pleasant Hill Farm are seedless. We hope to harvest Otow Orchard mandarins in a couple weeks.
If you are looking for gift ideas, consider items we have: Master Gardener's 2019 calendar, Local Honey, Calendula Salve and Lip Balm, bagged Mandarins, and Good Stuff Jams
Here's what we have in the farm stand from Otow Orchard:
Asian pears: Okusankichi
Apple: Fuji, Granny Smith
Persimmons: Brown fleshed persimmons: Maru, and Hyakume
Fuyu persimmons (Always sweet, eat like an apple)
Hachiya persimmons (These must be soft to be sweet)
Vodka persimmons: treated with Vodka to assure sweetness
Hoshigaki, hand dried persimmons
Quince: Ancient fruit, high in pectin
Pomegranates: Red pomegranates
Walnuts: shelled
Pecans: in the shell
Calendula Salve
Honey from Otow Orchard
Winter squash: Butternut, and Kabocha.
This is what we have from other producers:
Jams from The Good Stuff
Mandarins from Pleasant Hill Farm
Bagged Mandarins from Tudsbury Orchard
Winter vegetables from BarlyOats Farm (When available)
Honey from Top O' The Hill Apiary
Bee pollen from Top O' The Hill Apiary
2019 Master Gardener Calendar
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