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Specialties: We specialize in wholesome homegrown fruit & vegetables & fun-filled family memories! Apples & Fresh Cider, Caramel Apples, Pumpkins, Corn Maze, Hayrides, Kids Activities & more! May your time at Beasley's be long remembered! Established in 1946. Beasley's Orchard began in 1946 when Milton and Irene Beasley purchased the farm. They raised livestock (hogs, cattle and chickens) and ...
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Tuttle’s Hand Dipped Caramel Apples. Tuttle’s has become famous for our amazing hand dipped caramel apples. These apples are made fresh from Tuttle’s apples. Varieties we use include Gala (early fall), Jonathan (fall), and Gold Rush (holiday season). Our caramel apples are a favorite for many of our guests.
Tours. Beasley’s regularly offers school field trips and adult tours by reservation only. Contact Linda, the farm’s tour coordinator, at tours@beasleys-orchard.com or (317) 563-1487, who can help you design and set up an experience at the orchard. Find things to do with the kids and family just west of Indianapolis at Beasley's Orchard.
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Location: Greenfield Website Tuttle Orchardshas been welcoming guests to the farm for more than 90 years so they can enjoy their premium food and experience real agricultural fun. They have been a family-run business for four generations, since 1928, serving the community with organic and delicious fruits. They are special because of their love for...
Location: Cambridge City Website The first family-owned apple orchard in Indiana is Dougherty Orchards. For 139 years, Dougherty Orchards in Cambridge City has been growing apples and being the reason for cherished families getting together and making memories! Dougherty’s also grows sunflowers, pears, pumpkins, and 33 different varieties of apples...
Location: Russiaville Website Only 20 years had passed since the end of the Civil War when Lindley and Mary Farlow built a log cottage on a peaceful plot of land in western Howard County and planted their first orchard. Lindley initially planted those trees in 1885. He had no idea that for the following 132 years, members of the Farlow family he wo...
Location: Mt. Summit Website Jacobs’ Family Orchard’sproud owners are William, Samantha, and Wayne Jacobs. In order to diversify the farm, in 2002, this family bought the orchard. The farming industry has been a part of both Wayne and Samantha’s family for four generations. They also sell grain agricultural products including maize, soybeans, and w...
Location: West Trafalgar Website Rick and Sarah Brown started Apple Works in 1989 by starting to plant trees in what is now the Southern quarter of the orchard. The first crop was produced by the trees in 1991. The first section of the barn was added two years later.Apple Worksis committed to producing high-quality apples and other fruit that is su...
Location: Goshen Website As William Wheeler Kercher, also known as “Wheeler,” planted apple trees at his Goshen, Indiana, house on 7th Street, Kercher’swas born. On 40 acres across the street from its current location, the company’s official beginnings date back to 1922. Together with Tom’s sister Janet and her husband Steve Dudley, Tom and Maureen...
Location: Danville Website When Milton and Irene Beasley bought the original 80-acre farm, Beasley’s Orchardgot its start in 1946. They raised grain and livestock, including hogs, cattle, and poultry. The family company changed over time from these initial tomato sales to its now abundant amount of numerous fruits and vegetables! Vegetable producti...
Location: Huntington Website As we all know, getting your vegetables straight from the farm is the best option as the taste is simply superior! Phil’s U Pick Orchardin Huntington County, which is situated at 760 N 500 W, Huntington, and is stocked with luscious apples, vegetables, pumpkins, and mums. You may check-in at the tent once you’ve parked ...
Location: Peru Website Visit McClure’s Orchard and Wineryto enjoy a fun day of apple picking and wine tasting whilst enjoying the impeccable scenery down in Peru, Indiana. Currently, they have about 7,000 trees and 150 different kinds of apples. As they plant new kinds of trees every spring, these numbers keep rising. McClure’s visitors typically s...
Location: Fort Wayne Website The Cook family has owned and operated Cook’s Orchardsince 1977 when 75 apple trees were planted just for fun. Each year, new trees were planted, including peach and pear trees, and by 1985, the orchard was home to several hundred apple trees of various varieties. Since the opening of their shop in 1987, guests have bee...
Sep 12, 2019 · Whether you are picking apples, playing fun farm-themed games, eating, drinking the state's best apple cider or just relaxing on the farm, visiting Beasley’s Orchard near Danville in Hendricks County is like a trip into the carefree of childhood. History. Beasley’s Orchard is anchored by a peg-and-beam construction Civil War-era barn.
Order Gourmet Caramel Apples. Tuttles is famous for our gourmet caramel apples, often used as favors for weddings and events. To place an order, please email kelly@tuttleorchards.com or call 317-326-2278 . See Options.
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