Erie Orchards and Cider Mills days and hours of operation are
Monday through Saturday, 9am - 7:00pm and Sunday: 11am - 6:00pm.
Note: the u-pick closes a 1/2 hour before the store closes each evening. Call for picking info: 734-848-4518
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Fruit From Erie Orchards
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Approximate Fruit Ripening Dates
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Blueberries
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Peaches
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Apples
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- Early Red Haven - July 30th
- Redhaven and Newhaven - August 10th
- Glohaven, Canadian Harmony and Jim Dandy - August 15th
- Cresthaven and Red Skin - August 25th
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- Paulareds - August 15th
- McIntosh - September 1st
- Other varieties - September 15th (Golden and Red Delicious, Northern Spy, Granny Smith, Ida Reds, Winesap and Jonathans)
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PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CALL US REGARDING THE
AVAILABILITY OF ANY FRUIT.
NOTE:
The orchard picking closes a 1/2 hour before the store closes each
evening.
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Product
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Prices
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Blueberries
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U-pick price: $2.99pound
In store price (already picked)
- 1/2Pint-$2.99
- Pint----$4.99
- Quart---$7.49
- 5# box--$29.95
- 10# box-$54.95
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Peaches
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u-pick price: $1.99/pound
In store price (already picked)
- $06.99 Quart
- $13.95 1/2peck
- $24.95 Peck
- $44.95 1/2 bushel
- $74.95 bushel
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Apples
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U-pick price: - $15.00 peck (Less than a peck: $2.00 a pound)
- $26.00 1/2 bu.
- $46.00 bu
In store price (already picked)
- $6.99 Quart
- $11.95 1/2 peck
- $17.95 peck
- $28.95 1/2 bushel
- $49.95 bushel
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In Store Prices
- Coffee - $1.99
- Fritters - $4.99 each or 3/$12.00
- Donuts - $1.50 each, $7.99 1/2 dozen, $12.99 dozen
- Cider - $2.99 pint, $7.99 1/2 gallon, $12.99 gallon
- Pumpkins - $.39 pound
- Straw - $10.00 per bale
- Corn Stalks - $5.00 each
- Indian Corn - $1.50 each or 3/$4.00
- Pop and water - $1.50 each
- Cider Slush - $2.99
- Pie Pumpkins - $3.00
- Hot Cider - $1.99
- Homemade pies - $13.95 each
- Caramel Apples $4.99 plain or $5.49 with nuts, sprinkles, coconut or oreo's
- Honey Crisp and Zest Star apples - $14.95 1/2 peck
*Note: Honey Crisp and Zest Star apples are only available by the 1/2 peck.
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