WSU fruit and potato sales continue Nov. 8 and 9

Friday and Saturday fruit sales will continue this week Nov 8 and 9.  Already picked fruit sales will continue every Friday and Saturday in November, two Fridays in December and most Fridays in January.

Friday, Nov. 8, noon-6 p.m.

Saturday, Nov. 9, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

 

Friday and Saturday “already picked” Ppoduce available:

Russet potatoes fresh from the Horticulture Othello Research Station

Apples: Jonagold, Gala, McIntosh, Golden Delicious and many unusual varieties

Pears: Anjou, Bartlett, Honesweet, Seckel, Abate Fetel, Comice and small Asian pears

The WSU Tukey Horticulture Orchard is located at the junction of Terre View Drive and Airport Road.

Payment accepted with CASH or CHECK ONLY please.

Please recycle your clean plastic shopping bags with us. Feel free to bring your own bags or boxes to hold your fruit.

For more details about specific varieties and prices please see the website at https://horticulture.wsu.edu/orchard

By Communications staff, Washington State University
Categories: Uncategorized

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