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It's May, and we are getting ready for Strawberry season.
Looking forward to seeing everyone, picking strawberries, and of course, getting those wonderful strawberry pickin' pictures!
The season is on a "normal" Ohio schedule. We expect to begin sometime in the second week of June. Now remember please, that can change with our weather. Keep checking the website and also sign up for the emails. I'll keep you informed via the email list.
God Bless you and we'll see you soon!
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"Monroe's Orchard Sugarhouse Shake" on YouTube!
  
Looking forward to seeing you soon. Stay sweet everyone, and don't forget to check out the "Monroe's Orchard Sugarhouse Shake" on YouTube!
You can definitely see the younger generation's influence...
 
Thank you for your patronage, you are truly appreciated!
We pray your 2013 is truly blessed, and we'll see you in the Spring!
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Apple Harvest Festivals were a blast!
(Pics for the last two Festivals are on the "More Festival Pics" page.)
See the "Currently At Monroe's" page for more info!
We send out an email with updates, and special offers. Join our email list below!
The Great White Pumpkin Contest winner is Joey!
Thanks to the over 750 customers who ventured a guess.
Our "Great White Pumpkin" weighed 97.5 pounds! |
We look forward to seeing you !
Directly below we begin some of our Apple Harvest Festival Pictures! Please check out the Festival Page for more of the fun! Thanks to everyone who came out and enjoyed the day with us. We truly appreciate you. |
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To the left, Michael, Joshua, Emily, Colleen, Glen, Christine, Sarah, & Glen Jr. are standing near the McIntosh orchard. What a precious family to visit with! Thanks for being here.
To the right is Mischa. You'll see her on the "Festivals" page, and her grandmother sent this picture. Mischa found out she loves ponies as well! Thanks for this picture, what a great job I have...don't you smile when you see that face?
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Directly below is Rylynne (left) and Lyla (right), who were enjoying picking apples! Can't keep from taking pics of our adorable apple pickers! (Thanks for sending the pics, parents! Truly appreciate you. You add fun to my life as I change the website. Keeps me smiling!) |
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Letter to our Wonderful Customers,
As you have heard on the news and elsewhere, there is an apple shortage across the US. Our Ohio and surrounding states have had severe damage due to the Spring frosts, Summer droughts, and hail. Many of our friends and neighboring farms have few or no apples. Some are not opening this year, and our hearts go out to them. They have been and will remain in our prayers.
One problem we are encountering is customers informing us they’ve heard we didn’t have any apples. We have a beautiful crop this year, and consider ourselves to be very blessed. As we have said over and over this year, we are elevated twice! First, our farm is at a high elevation, and second, our wonderful customers and friends have elevated us in prayer!
We truly appreciate you. The Pick-Your-Own was enjoyed by all who participated. Thanks to all who helped us harvest our beautiful apple crop and those who helped with wagon rides, helping in the orchard, during the Apple Harvest Festivals, and all that happens during September and October here at Monroe's Orchard.
Again, we are amazed by the blessings of the Lord, and the care and love of our customers.
We'll have apples and our delcious apple cider until Christmas. We'll be thinking of you all on Thanksgiving Day as well, when we are expressing why we are thankful.
The Monroe Family |
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Thank you for your patronage!
I recently had a customer leave with a smile, and I told her to have a good day, she told me that if she had good food, that was all she needed for a smile!
Great Attitude!!
We've had a great weekends for PYO, many enjoyed our Ohio Autumn sunshine in the orchard! To the right are some of the KSU Girls Basketball Team, Leslie, Amber, Heather, Tamzin, Ashley, Lerren, and Mel. Thanks for sharing the day with us! Have a great season, Girls!
Left: Our last "Pick-Your-Owners", cousins, Sam, Greyson, Ella and Myla. Cousins from different parts of the USA enjoying some time together and some delicious apples at Monroe's. We appreciate you spending some of your time with us! |
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We truly appreciate you. Our customers are the best!
I wanted to thank the customer/friend that dropped off the book, "The Shack"! What a wonderful story that made me laugh and cry, and appreciate how much God loves me! I highly recommend it. Thank you so much!
We are encouraging everyone to get on our email list instead of our mailing list. We sometimes offer specials to email customers. Sign up below in the "Join our email list" box! Thanks! |
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Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow! I do love the blue sky, red roof, and the white snow.
As always, you are appreciated! Our customers are a blessing!
Thank you to Randy and Megan Miller for sharing this photo. They were out here for photos during the autumn! What a beautiful bride and groom! |
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It's true! Our customers are the best. To the right, the Cartwright boys are enjoying the apples at the Apple Harvest Festival! Keep crunching those apples, boys! |
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We are counting our blessings and you are on our list! Our prayers are for you to have a wonderful and prosperous 2012. We are truly grateful for all of you.
The Monroe Family
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Visit Monroe's Orchard & Farm Market, LLC to experience what farm life is all about. Since 1938, the skills required to run a farm have been passed down to the next generation at our family-owned-and-operated farm in Hiram, Ohio. Whether you are interested in purchasing fresh fruit, picking your own, or viewing our selection of gifts and crafts, we invite you to stop by our farm market today to experience what life on a farm is like. And just for fun, check out all our farm activities.
Come out and experience life on the farm, and
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The pictures on this page were taken at our farm. (Directly Above) Nevaeh takes an October swim with the beautiful scenery all around. (Right) Enjoy the scenic view and fresh air at Monroe's Orchard. (Below in "About our Farm Items") Daniel and his mother, Kelly Cartwright are enjoying the face painting at the Apple Harvest Festival, a picture of our barn built in 1863, and our Angela Mangeri, local artist, and amazing face painter. |
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Fruit | | | - Strawberries: June, usually 4 week season. Begins around June 1-10
Peaches: Beginning of August, usually 4-5 week season. Six varieties of peaches grown here on the farm. Raspberries: Begins the end of August and lasts until the middle of October, or the first freeze. Call and ask about picking times. - Pears: End of August, Bartletts available first. Four varieties of pears available as harvested.
- Apples: Middle of August until Christmas. See varieties below. Some are available for pick-your-own. Please call orchard for PYO times and varieties.
- Cider: Middle of September until Christmas. Our apple cider is made here at the farm. Please stop by and watch the process.
- Maple Syrup: Produced during February and March and available throughout the year.
| Types of Apples Available | PaulaRed, Mollies, Elstar, Gala, Golden Supreme, McIntosh, Cortland, Spartan, Shamrock, Macoun, Honey Crisp, Jonathan, Empire, Red Delicious, Golden Delicious, Melrose, JonaGold, Mutsu, Northern Spy, IdaRed, Winesap, Fuji | How many apples to buy… | Approximate number of medium size (2 ¼" – 2 ¾" ) is: 1 pound 1 peck 1 bushel | 2-3 apples 24-36 apples 96-144 apples |
A pound of fresh apples makes 3 to 4 half cup servings of applesauce. About two pounds of medium size apples are needed for a nine inch pie. Apples ripen 5 to 10 times faster at room temperature than when refrigerated. If you have any questions concerning our orchard, please contact us. We will be glad to answer any questions we can. We welcome your comments and recipes. |
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About Our Farm Items Our fruits are grown right here on the property. To help you see this for yourself first-hand, we open the fields up to you during some of our seasons and allow you to pick your own strawberries, raspberries, pumpkins, and apples. Our other fruits are available for sale, but not for pick your own. For strawberry season you can bring your own containers or you can purchase ours. For raspberries and apples, we supply you with the container. During the appropriate season, you are also able to purchase fresh cider and maple syrup in many different sizes. If you are unable to make it to the farm, we are glad to ship any mailable items to you anywhere in the country. Contact us today to learn about what fruits are in season and how you can place an order. |
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Contact us in Hiram, Ohio, for fruit, crafts, and gifts from the farm.
Hours of Operation:
Strawberry Season: Sunday: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Monday - Saturday 8 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Peach Season - October 31st: Sunday: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Monday - Saturday: 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Winter Hours (November - December 24th): Monday - Friday: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
If we are not open and you are looking for maple syrup, preserves, or crafts, please stop at the house.
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