Weaver’s Orchard Farm Market & Pick-Your-Own Farm
A destination for homegrown produce & events near Reading & Lancaster County
Weaver’s Orchard Farm Market is nestled in the scenic hills of Berks County, just 15 minutes south of Reading, Pa. Our farm market offers fresh produce including our homegrown fruit, an excellent grocery selection, local dairy products and meats, plus a bakery, a deli and frozen heat-and-serve foods. Shop in store or online. Curbside pick-up and local delivery within a 15-mile radius is available!
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Pick-Your-Own Fruit
From June to early November, our orchard offers pick-your-own fruit. The season starts in June with strawberries and throughout the harvest, crops include apples, blackberries, blueberries, cherries, kiwiberries, peaches, pears, plums, pumpkins, raspberries. We use an Integrated Pest Management approach with our farming practices that employs many preventative and organic methods to ensure that our crops and our land remain healthy.
Farm Market Open All Year
Find our homegrown produce and our award-winning freshly pressed apple cider in our year-round farm market, which also features a bakery, a deli, grocery items and a selection of all-natural dairy items and free-range meats.
Find Delicious Recipes & Read Food Stories on Our Blog
First of the Season Sugar Snap Pea Salad – Dressed Two Ways
There is nothing more spectacular than the visual feast available to us as the many shades of green burst onto the landscape. It lures me outside, calls me to the garden, and makes me crave the bounty of summer that is to come. With…
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A Very Violet Family Adventure – Violet Simple Syrup
As we welcome spring here at Weaver’s Orchard, we wanted to give people reason to get out and celebrate the changing of the seasons. While this post is quite the divergence from a traditional recipe, we promise it will provide an adventure you can…
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Air Fryer Cauliflower Becomes Air Fryer Rutabaga
The great thing about cooking with vegetables is that you can apply the same recipe to any vegetable, especially if the vegetables are in the same “family.” So while it seems, at first, that preparing vegetables is one of two extremes: either boring (boiled…
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