Cherries
Mid-June – JulyBing and Rainier, left on the tree until they go dark. They stop being cherries the day after they come off.
$12 per 2 lb bag
Ask if they are readyRedmond, WA · no sprays, ever · pick-up only
Tell us what you want. We will tell you what came off the trees this morning.
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Cherries in June, blueberries through August, hawthorn and red-fleshed apples in the autumn. Nothing is stored and nothing is shipped — you order online and your bag waits at the farm.
Bing and Rainier, left on the tree until they go dark. They stop being cherries the day after they come off.
$12 per 2 lb bag
Ask if they are readyWe go down the row twice a week. Sweet enough that half of them never reach the house.
$8 per 1 lb bag
Ask if they are readyTart and bright, a little wild. Good raw, better cooked down into something red and sticky.
$9 per 2 lb bag
Ask if they are readyFuyu, eaten crisp like an apple. The last thing off the trees before the rain settles in.
$10 per 2 lb bag
Ask if they are readyEverything we sell, we grew ourselves in Redmond. We do not buy produce in and resell it.
No pesticides and no herbicides go on this land, in any season. Ask us what we do instead.
The rows are a few steps from where you collect your bag. Walk them. Ask what goes on them.
Say what you want and when you are coming. Not sure what is ready? Ask before you decide.
Nothing is picked before it is ripe, and nothing sits in a cold room overnight.
Your name is on the bag. Stay a minute, walk a row, ask what is coming next.
We are small on purpose. One family, a few acres in Redmond, and nothing sprayed on any of it. No warehouse, no courier, no middle — the shortest line between a tree and your kitchen runs through our gate.
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