Fruitlands Maple and Fruit / Bed and Breakfast, a small diversified organic farm and bed and breakfast in Marshfield, Vermont.

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Fruitlands Products: Maple Syrup, Small Fruits, Jams & Jellies, Vinegars

July 2, 2011 - We have 30 Guinea keets for sale. $6@ at this time. Price will rise to $10 for adults if we have some at that point.

Watch this video of our feeding Japanese beetles to the keets. We collect these beetles each day from raspberry, blueberry and grape plants. The keats go wild!

July 25, 2011 - We are picking both our rapsberries and blueberries. Picking is great right off the start. This will be a great crop for blueberries and a very good raspberry crop.

Raspberries
We have been growing organic raspberries here at Fruitlands since the late 1970's. At present we have over 1,200' of neatly-trellised rows. We sell both PYO and custom picked. Our varieties are: Latham, Killarney, Nova, Encore and Pollana. Our typical season begins in mid July and goes through August.
Organic raspberries grown at Fruitlands

Blueberries
We began growing organic blueberries here at Fruitlands in the mid 1980's. Presently we have 100 high-bush plants. We sell both PYO and custom picked. Our varieties are: Bluecrop, Patriot, Duke and Northland. Our season for blueberries is late July through mid September.

We are listed on the Pick-Your-Own.org site. Support your local organic growers.

Organic blueberries grown at Fruitlands.

Maple Syrup
We have been making fine Vermont maple syrup at Fruitlands since 1979. Hundreds of former guests at our farm have continued to purchase our syrup via USPS or UPS. Although we do not take Web orders at this time, ordering by e-mail or by phone (802-426-3889) is very simple and makes for good conversations. We accept checks or VISA / Mastercard.

We ship weekly. We use only recycled shipping materials. To keep our pricing simple, our prices for Fancy (Grade A Light Amber), Grade A Medium Amber, and Grade A Dark Amber are the same. Grade B is priced below those grades. We will be glad to help you make your choice. All maple syrup is shipped in plastic jugs only. We do not "estimate" shipping costs. We charge only the exact shipping cost with no added cost for packaging or handling.

If you would like to learn about being a back-yard sugar maker, read this short introduction to the art of making maple syrup.

Fancy / Medium / Dark
$48.00 / gal
$27.00 / half gal
$16.00 / quart
$9.00 / pint
$5.75 / half pint

Grade B
$42.00 / gallon
$24.00 / half gallon
$14.00 / quart

 


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