A family of Early Robin Cherry Afficionados standing on our White reflective material that helps get better color on our cherries.

Our very Popular 3 lb bags of our large Cameron Select Honey Crisp apples.

A Bithday Party for one of our employees and their extended family.

A happy group of orchard visitors / workers.

Honey Crisp apples finnishing on the sorting, washing line.

These are some Nice Honey Crisp Apples for one of our fruit stand customers in Seattle, WA. The boxes are known as Western Lug because they can be stacked on top of each other and have a open top for display at the store.

Honey Crisp and Golden Delicious apples waiting to be loaded on the truck. They are headed to our Packer shipper in Yakima, Wa.

Nice big Flemish Beauty Pears

Honey crisp Apples with a nice crop load.

We usually like to see alot more than one apple on a limb!

Our new Cosmic Crisp Apples in their 4rth year of growing.

Our very clean D'Anjou Pears on the tree.

Preparing a USPS Priority box of Bartlett pears for shipping. Anywhere in the USA.

Seventeen Pears is Ten Lbs of Bartlett Pears. 

A Small box of Large Bartlett Pears ready for shipping

A Sample of our Hi Quality US #1 Bartlett Pears

These cherries are awaiting final inspect before the lid goes on the box. There are 8 2 lb bags of cherries to a box.

Our crew working hard to remove excess apples from the honey crisp trees. This allows the apples to grow large and to have lots of honey crisp flavor.

A look down our Early Robin Cherry row after harvest. Not a cherry left on the trees!

A happy family enjoying a afternoon in our early Robin cherry block. The cherries were big, juicing and delicious.

These Honey Crisp are washed sorted and placed into trays. They are then placed into a apple box and then placed into the cooler, ready for sale.

A family enjoying a walk through pur Early Robin Cherry block

Boxes of Fresh packed honey crisp apples ready to ship

These Golden Delicious trees were planted by the original orchard owner and are close to 100 years old. Needless to say they are the original variety and really taste good.

The field crew is placeing fruit tree props to support the limbs from breaking. They are placed under the limbs to support full fruit load of almost 40 lbs per limb.

Our honey Crisp trees with a large crop close to harvest with wooden props supporting the limbs so they wont break