Last chance for apple picking? There’s still lots of fruit on the trees, but how long can this warm and wonderful weather last? Do not miss out, we are open today for pick your own. Bring your own bushel only $25 / bushel. No charge for admission.
Buy our bags $2 each and it’s only $10 per person to pick all the apples you want!!!
Large retail chainstores are already jacking up the price of apples…
I couldn’t help but notice while passing through the produce section that this retailer is already gouging customers, just after the apple harvest when this fruit should be sold at the lowest prices of the year. Adding insult to injury, they are not even Canadian, let alone from Ontario! The apples advertised above are imports from South America and our biggest competitor, the United States. Right now, there should be massive amounts of freshly picked Canadian fruit offered in grocery stores at very attractive prices. Huge supplies should equate to lower prices in a traditional economy, especially for seasonal produce like tree fruits. As a fruit grower, I have been shocked in recent years at the high cost of apples in Ontario stores in winter, spring and summer. Typically seeing price points of $2.49/lb to $2.99/lb it’s incredible how high the fruit is regularly being sold at. We are currently selling our apples (on average) at half the cost of what is typically seen in grocery store shelves. Why pay more, especially for imported food that we can grow here on our own Canadian soil? 🇨🇦
We still have lots of apples for picking here, many varieties too! Open Saturday & Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm….
No admission charge…
New lower price for apple picking:
10 lb bags are only $20! 20 lb bags are only $40!
BYOB =Bring Your Own Bushel for extra savings
Fill your bushel basket here for only $30 cheap!
We can sell you a brand new bushel basket if you don’t have one to use…
There are still lots of Red Delicious, Golden Delicious, Empire, Spartan, Northern Spy, Ida Red, Jonagold, Pink Lady, Mutsu, and you also still find Royal Gala, Cortland and Granny Smith apples.