Beechwood Orchards

Apples: Pink Lady

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$5.97

Pink ladies are sweet, and are a great for eating out of hand, or for baking in combination with more tart apple varieties.

  • IPM IPM
  • 75 Miles 75 Miles
  • Packaging-Free

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Apples: Pink Lady

$5.97

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$5.97

Distinctive blush mixed with a green "background," pink ladies fall on the sweet end of the spectrum, and are a great for eating out of hand, or for baking in combination with more tart apple varieties.Recipe : Try out this whole-wheat apple muffin recipe! Pair with our Pequea Valley plain yogurt and whole wheat flour from Castle Valley!

Producer description

A fifth generation, family owned farm, Beechwood Orchards, has been operating in Adams County for over a century. David and Tammy Garretson are the current owners. They were joined by their son, Shawn, in 2005 after he graduated from Penn State with a degree in Horticulture, and in 2009 by Melissa Allen, their daughter. She brought her two small daughters Isabelle and Cammy who have already begun to show an interest in agriculture. They are members of Pennsylvania Association of Sustainable Agriculture and practice Integrated Pest Management (IPM) to control disease and pests in the field. IPM is an effective and environmentally sensitive approach to pest management that relies on a combination of common-sense practices. IPM programs use current, comprehensive information on the life cycles of pests and their interaction with the environment.

Avocados, tomatoes, melons, peaches, pears, apples, and ‘non-cherry stoned fruits' can be stored on the counter to be ripened faster. If your fruits are already ripe, keep in refrigerator to extend the shelf life. Peppers, grapes, berries, and all citrus must be refrigerated as soon as you get them home.

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