How to Support a Fruit Tree Farm This Month

Many of our local Bucks County orchard farms may have lost much of their cherry, peach, pear, apple, nectarine, and apricot crops this season. While the fruit harvest may be limited, these farms still have plenty to offer and they need our support now more than ever. How can you support them?

• Continue shopping at their farm stands, retail stores, and local farmers markets
• Visit Owowcow Creamery and purchase a fruit flavored ice cream. Owowcow is donating a portion of every fruit ice cream to this campaign
• Share and promote local orchards on social media and in conversations with friends
• Donate to our fundraising campaign

Check out what they do have! Our local farmers are diversified and offer a wide variety of products, experiences, and ways to support their businesses:

• Bedminster Orchard in Perkasie has plenty of other produce available for sale. Be sure to stop by their stand at the Doylestown Farmers Market.
• Hundred Fruit Farm in Buckingham is open for both pick-your-own and pre-picked fruit sales. Look for mulberries, raspberries, currants, gooseberries, jostaberries, and potentially more throughout the season.
• Manoff Market in New Hope has pick-your-own blueberries and blackberries. Their market is stocked with local goodies, fresh bread, cider, and hosts fun events and happy hours throughout the season. 
• Solebury Orchards in New Hope features a wonderful farm market, pick-your-own blueberries, flowers, delicious preserves, vegetables and, of course, their famous apple cider donuts.
• Solly Brothers in Warminster is stocked with baked goods, vegetables, preserves, cheeses, and more.
• Styers Orchard in Langhorne has plenty to enjoy beyond fruit, including vegetables, prepared foods, and ice cream.
• Swallow Hill Farm offers a variety of fresh vegetables and can be found at the Plumsteadville Farmers Market.
• Trauger’s Farm Market in Kintnersville has lots of fresh vegetables and family-friendly activities at the farm. You can also visit their stand at the Doylestown Farmers Market.
• Wildemore Farm in Chalfont offers pick-your-own fruits and vegetables, along with a farm market featuring seasonal products. You can also visit their stand at the Doylestown Farmers Market.

Every purchase, farm visit, and market stop makes a difference. By supporting these farms now, you’re helping preserve Bucks County agriculture and ensuring these beloved orchards can continue serving our community for years to come.