2nd to last December fruit sale at WSU HORT CTR

We will host another fruit sale this week Friday, Dec. 10.  We only have 1 more fruit sale scheduled for December so come and get your apples for the holidays today or next week, Dec. 17.  Weather permitting we MIGHT open again in January.

Sale hours on Friday: 12–6 p.m.

There are lots of McIntosh, Fuji, Gala, Rome Beauty, Golden and Red Delicious apples.  We still have quite a few of our unusual apple varieties.  Locally pressed and UV-treated apple cider is also for sale.

Some of you have asked about why our fruit sale signs are not out when we have our sales going on. Unfortunately someone has been stealing our fruit sale signs repeatedly from the Terre View Drive intersection and from alongside Highway 195.  This is a very sad thing.  If you have any information about someone who has any fruit sale signs, please let me or the Pullman police know.

Additional fruit sale information can be found on our website: horticulture.wsu.edu

Thank you for your continued support!

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