Several of our employees have graduated this year and we’re so excited to congratulate them on this accomplishment! Read below to learn more about them and their future plans! Sophia Manidis just graduated from Twin Valley High School and will…
Those of us who are blessed to work directly in the orchard on these beautiful spring mornings are greeted with the pleasant sound of birds chirping and honeybees buzzing as we watch the sunrise over the blossoming orchard. The blossoms…
While temperatures at Weaver’s Orchard may be soaring this week, it was the plunge of a Spring freeze earlier this year that has caused a noticeable disruption in the Orchard’s pick-your-own experience. The freeze was severe enough that it damaged…
We’re hosting a brand new event, called Art in the Orchard for 4th-8th graders! Two dates available with two class times. Only 15 spots per class. Learn sketching and painting techniques to paint your own orchard-themed picture to take home…
I’m sitting outside on this muggy morning, and suddenly all of my senses start reminding me of the season. Strawberry season. I close my eyes and let myself lean into the feeling; the early birds chirping and the morning haze…
“What do farmers do in winter? We’re often asked this question,” says Elizabeth Weaver, writing for the Weaver’s blog a few years back. “While work does slow down some, here at Weaver’s Orchard there is never a lack of jobs…
They might not be Irish, or made from potatoes, but Irish Potato Candies have become a staple for many throughout the month of March! Come and buy what you need to make your own Irish Potato Candies in time for…
The life of a farmer involves a bit more gambling than you might have imagined. Usually, it’s just betting on whether or not it will rain enough that year, but fruit farmers, especially those who grow apples, have an extra…
We hope you can join us for this Saturday’s Fall Family Fun Day! Here’s what you can explore. Reptile Explorer’s Show – 12pm and 2pm Enjoy a 60-minute “Reptile Explorers” animal show! There will also be exhibit time in between…
Weaver’s Orchard president Ed Weaver considers growing blackberries a labor of love. You have to keep an eye out for heavy rains and hungry critters, while also making the berries easily accessible to consumers once they’ve ripened, not to mention…