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    White peaches! So juicy and sweet.
    Cin C.

    All fruits pick your own at $2/lb. This farm is over 125 acres. Tons of different types of apples. They also have peaches, plums, pears, corn, blueberries, cherries. Cherries are not pick your own. My only complaint is that most of the paths are overgrown and could use a mowing.

    The peach-apple man at Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn, NY
    Rhett H.

    Seen at these Farmer Markets: New Jersey Montclair, NJ Walnut Street Train Station (Saturdays) South Orange, NJ (Wednesdays) Warwick, NY at the train station (Sundays) New York Union Square, NY (Fridays) Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn, NY (Saturdays) W. 77th Street & Columbus Ave., PS 144 School (Sundays) You've got some great fruit and bakery items, and I recommend their apple butter, some of the best I've had, and they have peach butter, too, also no-sugar butters, which means they are pretty proud of the unadulterated taste of their butters. I believe them to be amazing. They also sell some nice plums and peaches when they are in season, along with tons of apples--and local varietals, some I'd never head of before. Now at the Grand Army Plaza, in Brooklyn, NY, they unload their goods on and off a huge semi truck, and sometimes, if you get there early or late, you may ask for a jar of apple butter or a cinnamon roll (c/o "Just-Made Bakery"), and they may tell you "we don't have any", which really means "they haven't come off the truck yet" or "I don't want to go back in the truck and get them", so if you are persistant, you can eventually get some. Give them a sob story or offer them a bribe--do whatever you can to (legally) get some of that stuff, it's worth it. The elderly-looking gentleman in the overalls is the guy in charge, and he is a very nice guy, who can wax apples (pun intended) with the best of them.

    Alison C.

    We tried to get to our traditional apple picking spot the other day, but we were sadly running behind schedule. Since our spot was closing at the early hour of 4:30, we need to find another option that was open later. We found Tree Licious Orchards, which was open until 6 pm, on Yelp and decided to give the 4-star reviewed place a shot. We drove down several windy roads and found ourselves in the middle of a gorgeous farm...A gorgeous and EMPTY farm. Sure, we arrived about 45 minutes before they were closing, but we were really surprised to find ourselves to be the only pickers on the property. We were greeted by 2 sweet older women who pointed us in the direction of the apple trees and gave us a box to hold our bounty. The trees were not labeled by variety, so we basically just guessed about our selections. This was a bit frustrating, but the rustic, less commercial farm was simply beautiful and being the sole wanderers around the orchard was rather relaxing. We brought our goods to the front barn to be weighed and chatted some more with the women who had greeted us. They told us about a lovely dinner they were holding on the property the following weekend, which sounded adorable as well. Tree Licious Orchards was a nice choice for late day picking away from the crowds.

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    got food poisoning from there apple cider do not buy nothing from them. please do not risk it i bought it at union square park

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    Great customer service & fair prices. Nice variety of items in their store. I will definitely be a…read morereturning customer.

    Been a loyal repeat customer for 15 years. My children worked for Henslers Farms. I shop there once…read moreor twice a month. My last visit there started off very nice two newer employees there who were very helpful spent about 25 minutes there, purchased some Vegs and plants. As i loaded them into my car i was walked past Christine, Fred's daughter. I don't know if she is taking a more active role in management but she question if i bought my flowers, i said yes. Then She asked if i brought them inside. I said no, Theresa saw what i had on the side. I asked if she wanted to see the receipt. Then she questioned me again, i went in to get Theresa to verify it paid. never in all my years have i been treated that way. I posted my experience and she has then message me twice, one for justifying her actions and she didn't know why i reacted that way, second messaged me threatening to sue me for slander for posting my experience there. This is my personal experience with shopping at our local nursery and feel other customers should know about it. A negative review is not slander. Threatening a loyal customer if 15 years, who's children worked for your father is not slander. That was my experience. There are other very lovely nursery's to chose from. - flowerland, white township - Mackeys, Belvidere - Marshals, Delaware nj - Fern Valley, Washington nj. New and super nice with farm raised meats - not a nursery but Orchard View Lavendar Farm is beautiful to visit - peaceful gardens, phillipsburg Just a few that i have personally shopped at with excellent customer service.

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    Ort Farms

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    Went here a couple of months back during their Boo Bash weekend festival. We enjoyed a few hours…read morethere to do some pumpkin picking, hay rides, and the rest of the usual activities. They have several food trucks with lots of different choices. They have a nice farmer's market that is nicely decorated and has plenty of items for sale. They have a great selection of pies too. Also, there is an ice cream stand next to the market opened daily, all ice cream is homemade and fresh! Their hot apple cider and cinnamon donut was a great treat! Since finding Ort Farms is not too far from us, we'll be back next year once the crops are back in season.

    I found out about Ort Farms from a billboard I saw driving down 17. I wanted to find a farm that…read morehad a pumpkin patch but still had apple picking, and Ort Farms had both - so it was perfect! It was about an hour drive from me, so it wasn't too bad. We came on the last Sunday of September, so the pumpkin patch and hayrides were already open (I believe they open mid-September) but they still had some late varieties of apples. They had some veggies available for picking too - tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants. You just need to purchase a bag and you can use it for both. Admission was about $15 per adult, which you have to purchase online. Kids 3 and under are free. We did the 9:30 time slot but didn't get there until 10, which didn't seem to be an issue. It's definitely best to go early so you can avoid as much of the crowd as possible. We spent almost three hours there and it was crowded by the time we left. The good thing about going in September is that most people don't want to go until October, so you get to avoid that mess. But the bad thing is that it's still probably really hot and if you're picking fruits/veggies in hot weather, it's not the most fun. By the time we were done picking apples and veggies, we were all hot and tired by the time we got to the pumpkin patch. So I'd suggest doing all of your photo ops at the pumpkin patch first and then doing all the manual labor. They have a few food trucks in one area and the apple cider slush was nice and refreshing after picking fruit. They also have a farm store with your usual suspects - pies, apple cider donuts, pre-made salads/sandwiches, etc., but we didn't buy anything. I think I found our new go-to farm. It's nice that you can kill two birds with one stone. I saw they have U-cut Christmas trees in December so I'm interested to see if they're doing any Christmas events - I wouldn't mind making the drive back.

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