"We had such a lovely time here. We enjoyed getting to know our hosts and watching the bear eating apples. Great location, yummy breakfasts. Wouldn't change a thing." ~Atlanta, GA As I was updating our Guest Book, it occurred to me that we needed to archive our biggest organic apple fan. This past weekend we would see him / her come back 4-5 times during the day and simply lie down under one of 0ur apple trees and gorge on apples. We are guessing that it is two years old from

Ms. Flyaway among the hollyhocks. This is right in front of the large arched kitchen window just outside the breakfast table. Not a bad...

A late-afternoon walkabout to highlight many of the flowers starting to shine here at Fruitlands. As you can see (this is not all of...

On this day in 1843, a group of three adults and five children made its way from Concord to the town of Harvard. Their destination was an...

Our B&B guests last night biked here and are now heading back to Franconia NH via Wells River. As you might imagine, we were excited to...

Fruitlands is 50 miles from Quebec, Canada. We have a great admiration for Canada and its people. We have many college friends who live...

Applesauce Sunday at Fruitlands. Start to finish it will be about 4 hours. 80 lbs. of organic Cortlands. Most of this will be served to...

We just said au revoir to our guests from Quebec City. They biked here from a round- about trip from Waterbury and are returning there...

Our flower gardens are in their glory right now. You are invited to visit and to walk around our gardens. You do not have to be a B&B...

We had five guests last night, July 4th. The three fellows in the photo biked here from Newfound Lake in NH. 80+ miles. This morning they...

Brian McCandless, our guest this weekend at Fruitlands,, graced us at the Memorial Garden with several songs on his highland bag pipes....

Brian McCandless is our guest at Fruitlands. He is both playing his bag pipes and teaching at the Vermont Highland Games today at the...

June 12 is still very early for flowers here at Fruitlands at 1,800'. There are, however, some early faces of joy. We are thankful that...

This has been several years of TLC and sweat, but the 300' (34) rhododendrons are lovely this year. They are just about fully open. In...

A cloudy morning brightened by the many faces at Fruitlands still holding on to summer and blossom season. The two apple photos show one...

Since our U Pick is closed today due to our being picked clean on Sunday and needing a day for ripening, there was time this morning for...

Four gentlemen bikers from Central MA stayed with us last night. They had quite the adventure with the raging thunderstorms Friday...

One of the most exciting additions to the northern part of Vermont is the completion of the LVRT, the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail. At 93...

That one night of -38 this winter really killed off most of the buds on the rhododendrons, but we are thankful for what did make it....

On this day in 1843, a group of three adults and five children made its way from Concord to the town of Harvard. Their destination was an...