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Heirloom Apples PA

tuffametuffayou

10 years ago

I will be traveling to the greater Harrisburg PA area this weekend, and as I recall someone here mentioned an orchard in the area that grows a variety of heirloom apples.
I don't recall if it was u-pick or not, or was part of commercial orchard, of which there are many in the area selling bulk to Mussleman's and Mott's.
Any info would be appreciated.

Comments (2)

eboone_gw
10 years ago
Here are a couple of websites that list apple orchards in PA.
Good luck with your search!

Orange Pippin orchard listings for PA

PA Pick Your Own orchard listings

This post was edited by eboone on Tue, Oct 1, 13 at 8:58
bucky130
10 years ago
Good luck, I was just through a few places in Adams County and couldn't find any. Asked around at a few of the places and no one was able to point me anywhere. Post if you find some.
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