Absolutely final WSU Apple sale December 18 & 19 for the 2020 Season

This week December 18 & 19 will be our final, final Apple sale of the 2020 crop.

Four hours Friday from noon to 4 p.m. (<– Note earlier closing time Friday!)

Six hours Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Come and stock up on apples for the Holiday Season and the winter ahead.  Apples are very tasty fresh, pressed, juiced, canned, frozen, baked or dehydrated as Holiday Gifts for friends and family (or even yourself)!

We have:
–> a few Gala, a few Rome and very few unusual variety apples
–> many Fuji, many Golden Delicious and many Red Delicious apples
–> many lower-priced juice/cooking apples (mix of all apple varieties we have had)
–> locally pressed UV treated apple cider by the gallon.

See our website for more details about our sales and directions to our new location 2 miles off of Bishop Blvd at 1452 Johnson Road within Spillman Farm in Building 400A.

https://horticulture.wsu.edu/orchard

Thanks for all your support!!!

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