Sweet cherries
The first fruit of the year, and the shortest window. Bring a container with a lid - they roll.
$3.75 per pound
Yellow peaches
Soft-ripe and bruise easily, so pick gently and eat within a few days or plan to can them.
$2.50 per pound
Honeycrisp apples
Our longest row and our busiest month. Twist and lift rather than pull, so the spur survives for next year.
$1.95 per pound
Bartlett pears
Picked firm on purpose - pears ripen on the counter, not on the branch. Give them four or five days at home.
$2.10 per pound
Late-season apples
The last row of the year, tarter and firmer than the summer varieties, and the best keepers for storage.
$1.85 per pound