Cut-Your-Own

Support local agriculture and make lifelong memories cutting your own Christmas tree at Linvilla Orchards!

Experience the joy of cutting down your very own Christmas tree. No tickets are required to participate.

Our Cut-Your-Own adventure begins with a scenic ride to one of our Christmas tree fields, where the majority of trees available are 5' to 8' Douglas Fir, along with some Canaan Fir.

We’ve got you covered every step of the way! We provide a saw for you to cut your tree, and once it’s down, we’ll handle the rest. We’ll haul your tree back, shake off loose needles, wrap it securely, and tie it to your car. We can drill a hole in the base of your tree for easy setup.

Important Guidelines
- Due to the location of the tree fields, walking is not permitted; transportation to and from the fields is provided.
- For safety reasons, only the saws we provide can be used—power tools are not permitted.

While you’re here, don’t miss Christmasland!
Explore our Winter Makers Market, skate on our rink, and enjoy even more festive fun. Check out Christmasland hours and details here!

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Cut Your Own Tree

Take your whole family on a hayride to the Christmas tree fields to select your tree. The majority are 5′ to 8′ Douglas Fir. No advanced reservation or tickets are required!

Notes: We provide a saw for you to cut the tree. Then we haul your tree back, shake the loose needles, wrap it up and even tie it to your car! We can also drill a hole in your tree for "Stand Straight" Christmas Tree Stands.The majority of our trees are 5' to 7' Douglas Fir. We also have some Canaan Fir.

Picking Today

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Price

$119 plus tax / per tree

Crop	Start	End
Apples – GoldRush Bright golden-green with flesh that is fine-textured, crisp and creamy white. This apple is great for snacks, salads and especially baking in pies.	Late October	Late November
Apples – Granny Smith Tart apple which is excellent for baking!	Late October	Mid November
Apples – Mutsu Mutsu is an excellent dessert, salad, and cider apple. It has a sweet, light flavor when cooked, and it holds its shape well. Mutsu can grow quite large (a pie may require as few as three apples).	Mid October	Late October
Apples – Barnsby (Early Pink Lady) Crunchy textured apple and a tart taste with a sweet finish. Excellent for eating and baking.	Late September	Mid October
Apples – Stayman Winesap Sweet/tart. Great all around apple. Delicious for eating fresh and baking. Great for salads, sauce, baking and pies.	Mid October	Mid October
Apples – Ruby Rush Juicy & crisp. Sweet with a little tart edge.	Mid September	Late September
Apples – Honeycrisp A sweet, firm, crisp and juicy apple, the Honeycrisp is a terrific all-around apple!	Late August	Mid September
Apples – Ambrosia Ambrosia apples are known for their exceptional sweetness and crisp, juicy texture, making them a favorite choice for snacking. Their distinctive pink and yellow skin adds a visually appealing touch to their delightful flavor.	Mid September	Mid October
Apples – McIntosh Slightly tart apple. Crisp and very juicy. A solid all-around apple that is delicious eating, bakes well, makes great sauce and is delicious in salads!	Early September	Late September
Apples – Jonamac A cross between Jonathan and McIntosh apples, Jonamac is closer to a McIntosh in terms of flavor, just a bit sweeter. Many people love the touch-of-honey taste of a Jonamac, a great eating apple!	Late August	Mid September
Apples – Red Delicious Sweet eating apple	Mid September	Late October
Apples – Golden Delicious Sweet eating apple, great for salads.	Mid September	Mid October
Bicolor Corn	Mid June	Mid October
Zinnias Gorgeous bright and vibrant flowers. While the crop is abundant - 1 ticket / 20 stems!	Mid June	Mid September
Potatoes We grow 5 varieties of potatoes! Molly Magic, Eva, Purple Viking, Dark Red Norland, and Lehigh.	Late May	Mid June
Sunflowers Over 5,000 plants and 8 different varieties of Sunflowers have been planted on the farm creating a magical and breathtaking experience! It's a photo opportunity that you won't want to miss.	Mid July	Late September
Early Concord Grapes	Mid August	Mid September
Eggplant Black Beauty, Japanese, Sicilian, Italian, White and Purple varieties	Early July	Late October
Tomatoes Beefsteak, Cherry, Roma, Plumb, Heirloom.	Early July	Early October
Yellow Peaches We grow 45 varieties of peaches. The varieties are both yellow and white, freestone and cling.	Mid June	Early September
Pears – Harrow Sweet The pear is yellow with a red blush. The flesh is sweet and juicy, with an excellent flavor that rates highly in taste trials.	Early September	Mid September
Pears – Crispy Crunchy texture and are often sweet and juicy.	Mid August	Early September
Apples – Crimson Crisp Medium sized bright red colored apple. Very good, rich, sweet, slightly tart flavor. Crisp! Excellent for eating, and baking.	Mid September	Late September
Hot Peppers Jalapeno, Marconi, & Long Hots	Early July	Late October
Sweet Peppers Yellow, Green, Red, Purple and Multi Color	Early July	Late October
Blackberries Thornless Notes: They are loaded with vitamin C, but are low in calories and sodium. They are an excellent source of both soluble and insoluble fiber.	Early July	Late July
Raspberries Raspberries are nature's candy. They are sweet and delicious! Notes: Raspberries contain powerful antioxidants that work against free radicals, inhibiting tumor growth and decreasing inflammation in the body. The potassium in raspberries supports heart health and they are extremely high in fiber.	Mid June	Late August
Yellow Donut Peaches Yellow variety. These peaches are the size and shape of a donut, especially when the small, round pit comes out, leaving a perfect hole in the center of this fruit. Also known as Saturn peaches which makes sense if you view the pit as the planet and flesh as one big ring around it.	Mid July	Early August
White Peaches White peaches are known for their delicate, sweet flavor and creamy white flesh. They are prized for their juiciness and often enjoyed fresh or used in desserts and preserves.	Late June	Early August
Yellow Nectarines Yellow Nectarines. Similar to peaches, but without the fuzz coating. Nectarines tend to be smaller then peaches, but are sweeter. Notes: Nectarines are an excellent source of vitamin C, fiber and protein.	Early July	Early August
Blueberries Just one cup of Blueberries contains 3.6 grams of fiber, 25% of the recommended daily amount of vitamin C and antioxidants.	Late June	Early August
Garlic Garlic is a superfood! Garlic contains both C and B vitamins as well as strong anti-inflammatory properties.	Early July	Mid August
Red Beets A versatile root vegetable with a sweet and nutty flavor, firm texture, and wine-red interior.	Early January	Early January
Yellow Squash & Zucchini Yellow squash and zucchini are versatile summer vegetables known for their mild flavor and tender texture. Notes: Summer squash is a rich source of Vitamin A and C, magnesium, fiber, folate, riboflavin, phosphorus, potassium and Vitamin B6. In addition, it is high in manganese, a mineral which helps the body process fats, carbohydrates, and glucose. Most importantly, it's yummy!	Mid June	Early September
Shelling Peas Shelling peas are a variety of peas grown primarily for the sweet, tender peas inside their inedible pods. Unlike snap peas or snow peas, the pods of shelling peas must be removed before eating, revealing the delicious, nutrient-rich peas within.	Late May	Early June
Sweet White Corn White corn is sweet and tender! Freshly picked corn is delicious raw or cooked.	Early July	Late September
Snap Peas Sugar peas are a delicious and nutritious legume that are both crunchy and sweet. With their tender pods and delicate flavor, sugar peas are a versatile ingredient that can be used in a variety of dishes.	Early June	Mid July
Apricots Apricots do not contain any saturated fat, sodium or cholesterol. Notes: Not always available in great numbers due to their sensitivity to frost. First time in 2 years, our crop was not effected and they are delicious!	Mid July	Mid August
Apples – Gala Sweet and crisp, this apple is a favorite for eating fresh or in salads!	Late August	Mid September
Apples – Autumn Crisp Sweet / tart taste. This extra crisp and juicy apple is a favorite salad apple because it is slower to brown after slicing!	Mid September	Late September
Apples – Premier Honeycrisp A large apple that's red with a yellow background color. Big, juicy, crisp and sweet. Notes: We grow over 25 varieties of Apples. Each apple has their own unique taste and use. Different Apples are better for eating, baking, sauce and salad toppers!	Early August	Mid August
Apples – Autumn Rose Fuji Excellent apple for eating - delicious in salads and great for sauce.	Mid September	Early November
Apples – Aztec Fuji Very sweet, firm, crisp and juicy, the Fuji is an excellent apple for eating, baking, sauce and salads!	Mid September	Early October
Apples – Cameo Crisp tart/ sweet apple. Great for eating, salads, sauces and baking.	Early October	Early November
Apples – Cortland Sweet apple, with a hint of tartness, juicy with a tender, snow-white flesh. Excellent for eating, salads, sauces, pies and baking!	Early September	Late September
Apples – Empire The Empire apple is a cross between McIntosh and Red Delicious varieties. It has a sweet-tart combination with the sweetness of the Red Delicious and tartness of the McIntosh. Excellent for eating and salads. Good for sauces and baking.	Mid September	Late October
Apples – EverCrisp A cross between a Honeycrisp and a Fuji, this apple has the best traits of both! It is sweet, firm and juicy and is an excellent all-around apple!	Early October	Early November
Apples – Fuji Fuji apples are a popular apple variety known for their crisp texture and sweet, juicy flavor. They were developed in Japan in the late 1930s and have since become a favorite choice for snacking and baking.	Mid October	Late October
Apples – Ginger Gold This apple has a fairly mild flavor, and is a bit sharper than Golden Delicious but still sweet for an early variety. It is equally good for eating fresh or baking.	Early August	Mid August
Apples- Firestorm Honeycrisp Firestorm is a highly colored red strain of Honeycrisp. Firestorm retains all of the characteristics of the standard Honeycrisp with the addition of improved coloration.	Late August	Mid September
Apples – Pristine A crisp texture and a sweet-tart flavor, Pristine apples make for a tasty and healthy treat. Beyond being a great eating apple, their high sugar content makes them excellent for cooking and baking.	Early September	Late September
Apples – Jonagold A delicious eating apple, (a cross of Golden Delicious and Jonathan apples) with a unique honey-tart flavor.	Late September	Early October
Apples- Macoun Macoun apples are a popular variety known for their crisp, juicy flesh and sweet, tart flavor with hints of berry undertones. They are often enjoyed fresh and are prized for their vibrant red skin and exceptional eating quality.	Mid September	Late September
Apples – Pink Lady Crunchy textured apple and a tart taste with a sweet finish. Excellent for eating and baking.	Late October	Early November
Apples – Sansa Sansa apples are sweet and juicy with a little tang. Sansa are also good for fresh eating or for making apple sauce.	Early September	Mid September
Apples – Smokehouse Firm and Juicy! A great all-purpose apple!	Mid September	Early October
Apples – Summer Rambo One of the first apples in early America. Attractive, large, brightly striped, red fruit. Breaking, crisp, exceptionally juicy flesh. Excellent fresh or in sauce!	Late August	Mid September
Apples – Tydeman’s Red Tydeman’s Red are medium to large-sized apples with thin, shiny, dark red skin. Inside, they have juicy, firm though not crisp flesh, with a mild flavor.	Mid August	Mid September
Apples – Zestar Crisp and juicy the Zestar apple has a sweet/tart taste with a hint of brown sugar. Excellent for eating!	Early August	Mid August
Asparagus We have three varieties of Asparagus on the farm! Mary Washington, Purple Passion, and Millennium!	Mid April	Late April
Cauliflower Cauliflower is a versatile cruciferous vegetable that can be used in a variety of dishes, from roasted sides to rice substitutes. Rich in vitamins C and K, it also provides antioxidants and supports digestive health.	Early June	Late June
Cucumbers Cucumbers & Kirby	Early August	Early October
Figs Figs are a new addition to our orchard and are quickly becoming a favorite here on the farm! Figs are a sweet, candy-like fruit.	Early September	Late October
Garlic Scapes Garlic scapes are the tender, green shoots that grow from the top of garlic plants. They are a seasonal vegetable that is harvested in the late spring or early summer, typically before the garlic bulbs are fully mature. Garlic scapes have a distinct, garlicky flavor that is slightly milder than garlic cloves, but still adds a delicious depth of flavor to dishes.	Mid May	Early June
Pears – Asian Crunchy, sweet & juicy.	Mid August	Early September
Strawberries Strawberries are Farmer Norm's favorite crop! There is nothing more delicious than freshly picked Linvilla strawberries.	Late May	Mid September
Sweet Cherries Sweet cherries are a variety of cherries known for their juicy, sweet flavor, making them perfect for eating fresh. They are typically larger and darker than sour cherries, and are often enjoyed as a snack or used in desserts and salads. Notes: Cherries are a low-calorie snack with large amounts of vitamins, antioxidants and plant compounds. They reduced the risk of several diseases including cancer, heart disease and diabetes.	Early June	Late June
Mini Pumpkins (White) Mini Pumpkins are small, delicious pumpkins. They are approx. 3"–4" across and 2" tall. Their mild sweet, nutty flavor has similarities to the acorn squash. They are often prepared by being creatively stuffed with various stuffing and or sauces. Notes: They also provide great craft and decorations for the fall season.	Early September	Mid October
Yellow String Beans	Early June	Mid July
Peonies Peonies are beautiful flowers typically used in cut flower bouquets. Last chance to get Peonies this weekend! Notes: "Cut long stems in the morning when the buds are still fairly tight. You can wrap freshly cut peony stems in damp paper towel and put them in a plastic bag in the refrigerator until you’re ready to use them. When removing the peonies from the refrigerator give the stems a fresh cut and place them in lukewarm water to wake them up."	Early May	Early June
White or Red Onions	Early June	Mid July
Summer Sweet Pears	Mid August	Early September
Crispie Pears It is a medium-sized, yellow pear and has a firm yet juicy texture with great flavor.	Late August	Early September
Cut Your Own Tree Take your whole family on a hayride to the Christmas tree fields to select your tree. The majority are 5' to 8' Douglas Fir. No advanced reservation or tickets are required! Notes: We provide a saw for you to cut the tree. Then we haul your tree back, shake the loose needles, wrap it up and even tie it to your car! We can also drill a hole in your tree for "Stand Straight" Christmas Tree Stands.The majority of our trees are 5' to 7' Douglas Fir. We also have some Canaan Fir.	Mid November	Late December
Green Beans Green beans are high in vitamins and minerals, and have a vibrant green color and crisp texture!	Mid June	Early July
Lettuce Butter, Red, & Green, Kale and Spinach	Late May	Early July
Niagra Grapes Niagara, sometimes known as "White Concord" is most recognized as a grape for juice or jelly.	Mid August	Early September
Plums Plums are a very nutritious fruit. Both plums and prunes are an excellent source of vitamins, minerals, fiber and antioxidants.	Early July	Mid August
Pluot A cross between a Plum & an Apricot	Early July	Early August
Rhubarb	Late May	Early July
Strawberries – Strawberry Festival Includes a hayride to the fields.	Late May	Mid June
Spring Onions	Late May	Mid July
Sour Cherries Sour cherries, or tart cherries, are smaller and more acidic than their sweet counterparts, with a distinct tangy flavor. These cherries are often used in baking, preserves, and beverages, and are prized for their vibrant red color and tart taste.	Mid June	Late June
Sugar Plums Notes: Plums are an excellent source vitamin C. Plums are also a great source of vitamin A, vitamin K, vitamin B1, B2, B3, B6, B9 and vitamin E.	Mid July	Mid August
White Donut Peaches White variety. They are the size and shape of a donut, especially when the small, round pit comes out, leaving a perfect hole in the center of this fruit. Also known as Saturn peaches which makes sense if you view the pit as the planet and flesh as one big ring around it. Notes: Donut Peaches are a good source of Potassium and Vitamin A.	Mid July	Early August
Yellow Plums The Shiro plum is a large, round, yellow plum with a mild, sweet flavor.	Mid July	Mid July

Picking your own fruit is an age-old idea with a fresh new approach

We do the planting and growing. You do the picking. It is as close as you can come to having your own garden without the space, work and expense. Due to our size, we can offer a diverse variety of many fruits and vegetables.

We present the opportunity to learn how different fruit crops are grown, see these fruits ripen and experience the difference in taste and appearance between varieties of each fruit. For instance, we grow 45 varieties of yellow and white peaches, picking for each variety lasts about a week and peach season lasts from July through September. We grow 30 varieties of both eating and cooking apples. Apple picking starts in early August.

“Pick Your Own” is entertaining and fun. It is an outdoor activity that can be enjoyed by the whole family. The fresh air and sunshine are great for your health, the hayride to the fields and orchards is an adventure, and of course the fruit always tastes better when you’ve just picked it. We also offer helpful suggestions for new ways to prepare and preserve the fruit that you pick.

What better family outing is there than coming to the farm, having a fun-filled experience and ending up with a refrigerator full of great tasting, healthy produce!

We have the region's best selection of pre-cut trees! Pre-cut Christmas Trees are available in all shapes, sizes and varieties at our Christmas Shop and Garden Center. You'll also find greens, roping, wreaths, and all of the trimmings. We strive to carry tree varieties including Canaan Fir, Concolor Fir, Fraser Fir, Douglas Fir, Blue Spruce, Victorian Douglas Fir, Victorian Fraser & Nordmann Fir. From time to time, a variety may be out of stock. If you are interested in a specific tree variety, please call to check before you come.

Our Crops

Apples

Linvilla grows 25 different varieties of apples on 20 acres of orchards. We have a variety for every taste preference! There is nothing like picking and eating a fresh apple right off the tree.
Apricots

Apricots are not always available in great numbers due to their sensitivity to frost. When they are available, a tree ripened apricot is a unique treat not often found at other farms or markets.
Asparagus

Asparagus plants are perennial vegetables that produce tasty, tender spears year after year.
Cherries

Like apricots, cherries have a very short season and are quite sensitive to our Northeast weather conditions! Picking often lasts only one to three days each season so be sure to keep an eye on our website to get your chance!
Nectarines

White and yellow nectarines offer the same juiciness and great flavor as our peaches without the fuzz. Nectarines tend to be slightly smaller than their peach counterparts but are basically interchangeable with peaches for cooking or including them in fresh salads.
Peaches

We grow 45 varieties of peaches. The varieties are both yellow and white, freestone and cling. Our newly planted varieties are adding excitement to our early picking season; don't miss our Desiree or Rich May peaches! Your taste buds will be forever spoiled by the flavor and juiciness of a tree-ripened peach!
Pears

Asian, Crispie, Harrow Sweet, Blake's Pride and Sunrise are the pear varieties offered at Linvilla. Commercial production is limited here in the Northeast so if you like to support local agriculture, get your pears at Linvilla!
Plums

Plums are a sweet delicious summertime treat. This fruit is also often used in baking (tarts, cobblers, turnovers) and can also be used to make jam, juice, and wine. Grilled plums can be added to a sweet dessert or drizzled with balsamic for a savory treat. Pop your plums in a dehydrator to make your own delicious prunes! Prunes can be pickled for a sensational and unusual side dish!
Blackberries

Our thornless blackberries are very large and are one of our easiest berries to pick. In addition to making excellent jam, Blackberries are high in vitamin C, K and in fiber and are terrific in smoothies or cocktails. They bring a fabulous burst of flavor to salads and bbq sauce. A staff favorite is a grilled blackberry, bacon and brie sandwich! What a treat!
Blueberries

We grow seven varieties of blueberries. Recent studies champion the health benefits of nutritious blueberries! Many visitors enjoy picking raspberries and blueberries as their seasons coincide for 2 weeks. Have you ever made a raspberry or blueberry pie?
Raspberries

Our 6 varieties of raspberries ripen during both an early summer and fall season. Early summer season is late June through mid-July. Raspberries are a little more work to pick than other berries but they're worth the effort! If you can get them home without eating them all (!), raspberries are fabulous in jam, salads, sauces, smoothies, cocktails and tarts. Raspberries pair well with chipotle or other hot peppers in glazes for a main course.
Strawberries

Our Pick-Your-Own season begins with strawberries in late May. Strawberries are the first PYO crop Linvilla ever offered and they're Farmer Norm's favorite crop! Strawberry picking is one of our best photo ops. Our Summer and Fall variety is Seascape and can be picked from late-June through mid-October. Linvilla is on the cutting edge of ever-bearing strawberry production which is new and evolving.
Eggplant

Did you know that eggplant is actually a fruit? Commonly thought of as a vegetable, because they grow from a flowering plant and contain seeds, eggplants are actually fruit! We grow a wide variety of eggplants in an interesting range of shapes and colors. Whether you plan to bake, broil or grill this fruit, you'll receive a ton of nutrients and health benefits. Eggplant is low in calories and sodium, and is a good source of dietary fiber, potassium, and B vitamins.
Peppers

We grow traditional green bell peppers along with yellow and orange bells. Linvilla highly recommends the new Canario pepper, an excellent yellow Marconi - a must try! We also grow a wide variety of hot peppers in varying colors and intensities: Jalapeno, Habanero, Serrano, Cherry Bomb, Cayenne and more!
Sweet Corn

Linvilla Orchards prides ourselves on picking and selling freshly picked sweet corn every day when it is in season.
Tomatoes

There is nothing more exciting to a tomato lover than a ripe, juicy vine-ripened tomato! We offer beefsteak, plum, cherry, grape and heirloom varieties for slicing, canning, sauces and salads.
Rhubarb

Rhubarb is a colorful and flavorful, yet under-appreciated, vegetable. Rhubarb is a great source of vitamin K1, which is important for blood clotting and bone health. Simmer chopped rhubarb, red onion, balsamic vinegar and mustard and create a lovely sauce for fish. A favorite recipe here at the farm is simply chopped rhubarb cooked down in a sauce pan with just water and sugar. Serve it over ice cream or yogurt for a taste of the past! Delicious!
Grapes

Linvilla grows three varieties of seeded cooking and eating grapes: Early Concord (Fredonia), Concord and Niagara. Make some jam or squeeze them for juice!
Flowers

The sunflower field is a unique and breathtaking experience. Along with 8 different varieties of sunflowers, we grow Zinnias!
Peonies

Peonies are a beautiful flower used in cut flower bouquets and available for cut-your-own. They bloom for a few short weeks at the end of May to early June. Farmer Norm has dedicated a section of the farm to share the beauty of the Peony. It is a don't miss opportunity.
Pluots

A cross between a Plum & an Apricot
Onions

Fresh Onions!
Christmas Trees

Take your whole family on a hayride to the Christmas tree fields to select your tree. The majority are 5′ to 7′ Douglas Fir.
Figs

Figs are a new addition to our orchard and are quickly becoming a favorite here on the farm!
Potatoes

We grow two varieties of potatoes. Yukon Gold and Red Pontiac

Excellent Picking Conditions

The fruit is abundant and easily found
It does not require much time to pick and fill a picking container
One does not have to go far or cover much distance or area in the field to fill a picking container
There is more excellent quality fruit
It is the height of the season or one of the peaks of the season

Good Picking Conditions

The fruit is abundant but not as plentiful or as easily found as when conditions are excellent
It takes a little longer to pick the same amount of fruit as compared to excellent conditions
You may have to cover more area to fill your container as compared to excellent conditions
The quality of the fruit is still very good
The season may be on the way up or down or we may be in between the peak of a variety of a crop

Fair Picking Conditions

There is not a lot of fruit and the crop might be considered “light”
It takes longer to pick and fill your container
You will have to work harder and cover bigger area to fill your container
The quality can be excellent and there will be pockets of great fruit but it will take more effort
The picking can be “fair” when the season is just beginning or when it is ending
Often the fruit can be sweeter and the best tasting of the season, but not as pretty, this is especially true towards the end of a crop’s season

Dress comfortably and seasonally appropriate. Sneakers are recommended.
Be sure to pack a hat and wear sunscreen if you're picking on a hot summer day.
Drink plenty of water.
Before you start picking with your children, explain to them how to identify ripe fruit. If you need any help we have knowledgeable staff on hand! You can ask at the PYO Shed or any of the hayride drivers.
Only pick ripe fruit that you want to take home with you.
Once fruit is picked it cannot continue to grow, ripen or be selected by anyone else.
After a rainy night our fields may be wet, but we do plant grass or put straw down between all our rows of fruit. We work hard to keep these grass areas mowed to make your picking experience enjoyable.
Follow all signs and instructions by staff.
No sampling or eating of fruit is permitted in the fields.

Get ready for a day filled with sunshine, fresh air, and the joy of harvesting your own fruits and vegetables straight from our fields. Pick-Your-Own offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature, experience the thrill of picking your own produce, and create lasting memories with family and friends.

Come join us for a day of fun, flavor, and farm-fresh goodness! We can't wait to see you in the fields.

Crop Availability

Please keep in mind that crop availability can vary throughout the day due to factors such as weather conditions, ripeness of fruit, visitor traffic, and crop abundance. For the most up-to-date information on what's ripe and ready for picking, check our website frequently as we update it regularly. During hotter summer days, we recommend aiming for earlier time slots for the best picking conditions.

Ticketing Information

Every individual over 12 months old who wishes to enter our Pick-Your-Own fields will need a ticket, which includes admission to the fields and a base-size container to fill with your chosen fruit. Additional containers can be purchased at our Pick-Your-Own shed upon check-in. Different crops require different container sizes, so when you check in, simply inform our friendly Pick-Your-Own staff of your preferred crop, and they'll assist you in getting started on your picking journey.

Timing and Restrictions

Tickets purchased for the 4 pm time slot are limited to picking one crop. If you wish to pick multiple crops or explore different areas with your group, please ensure you purchase tickets before 3:30 pm. It's important to note that transitioning to different crops after 4 pm is not permitted.

Ticket Prices

Online: $11
Walk-Up limited availability: $13
Tickets are non-refundable, but in the event we need to cancel due to weather, you'll have the option to exchange your tickets for a different day to ensure you still get to enjoy your Pick-Your-Own experience.

Crop availability changes quickly due to weather, the amount of ripe fruit, the number of visitors, how much they pick, or the abundance of a particular crop at any given time. The most up-to-the-minute picking information is posted on this page!

Check in at the Pick-Your-Own Shed on Linvill Rd, and our friendly staff will be happy to get you started with your apple picking adventure!

Tickets are not crop specific and are non-refundable. In the event of rain, you will have the option to swap your tickets to a different day.

Join us for an enriching pick-and-learn adventure where Farmer Norm will lead attendees out to the fields, sharing his wisdom on growing and picking the freshest asparagus. Participants will delve into the secrets of asparagus cultivation and harvesting. Each attendee will also have the delight of taking home 1 lb of freshly picked asparagus to enjoy. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to connect with nature and learn from the best!

About Farmer Norm
Norm has been the Farm Manager at Linvilla for 25 years. He oversees over 200 acres of farmland and over 24 different crops. He and his team grow delicious local produce April - November and Christmas trees in December.

$15/ per person

Dates:

Saturday, April 27th 10 am

Monday, April 29th 10am

Wednesday, May 1st 10am

Friday, May 3rd 10am

Pre-registration required!
This class will last approximately one hour.

Figs are a new addition to our orchard and are quickly becoming a favorite here on the farm! Figs are a sweet and nutritious fruit that have been cultivated for thousands of years. Figs are appreciated for their unique, chewy texture and subtly honeyed flavor. They can be enjoyed fresh or dried! Each person will leave with a 1/2 pint of Figs!

Attendees will join Farmer Norm on a tractor ride through the orchard. He will stop in the fig orchards and talk about growing and harvesting figs with an emphasis on how to grow them successfully in Pennsylvania!

Norm has been the Farm Manager at Linvilla for 25 years. He oversees over 200 acres of farmland and over 24 different crops. He and his team grow delicious local produce April – November and Christmas trees in December.

$14/ per person.
Pre-registration required!
This class will last approximately one hour.

Farm Market

Fresh produce, baked goods & gourmet specialties

Farm Market

Fresh produce, baked goods & gourmet specialties

Cut-Your-Own

What To Know

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Cut Your Own Tree

Apples – GoldRush

Apples – Granny Smith

Apples – Mutsu

Apples – Barnsby (Early Pink Lady)

Apples – Stayman Winesap

Apples – Ruby Rush

Apples – Honeycrisp

Apples – Ambrosia

Apples – McIntosh

Apples – Jonamac

Apples – Red Delicious

Apples – Golden Delicious

Bicolor Corn

Zinnias

While the crop is abundant - 1 ticket / 20 stems!

Potatoes

Sunflowers

Early Concord Grapes

Eggplant

Tomatoes

Yellow Peaches

Pears – Harrow Sweet

Pears – Crispy

Apples – Crimson Crisp

Hot Peppers

Sweet Peppers

Blackberries

Raspberries

Yellow Donut Peaches

White Peaches

Yellow Nectarines

Blueberries

Garlic

Red Beets

Yellow Squash & Zucchini

Shelling Peas

Sweet White Corn

Snap Peas

Apricots

Apples – Gala

Apples – Autumn Crisp

Apples – Premier Honeycrisp

Apples – Autumn Rose Fuji

Apples – Aztec Fuji

Apples – Cameo

Apples – Cortland

Apples – Empire

Apples – EverCrisp

Apples – Fuji

Apples – Ginger Gold

Apples- Firestorm Honeycrisp

Apples – Pristine

Apples – Jonagold

Apples- Macoun

Apples – Pink Lady

Apples – Sansa

Apples – Smokehouse

Apples – Summer Rambo

Apples – Tydeman’s Red

Apples – Zestar

Asparagus

Cauliflower

Cucumbers

Figs

Garlic Scapes

Pears – Asian

Strawberries

Sweet Cherries

Mini Pumpkins (White)

Yellow String Beans

Peonies

White or Red Onions

Summer Sweet Pears

Crispie Pears

Cut Your Own Tree