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Homestead Farm Harvest Schedule
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| This schedule gives a general idea of the types of produce we grow and the approximate times of harvest. Weather conditions determine the growth and harvest of all our crops, so be sure to check our recorded message at 301-977-3761 when planning your visit to Homestead Farm. The recording offers daily updates on harvest information, directly from owner/farmer, Ben Allnutt. |
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Available as "pick your own" or already picked. All harvest dates are approximate.
Customer demand and weather conditions influence availability. Please call 301-977-3761 for daily harvest information. |
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Print Out Your Own Harvest Schedule!
Hey! Print out your own copy of the Homestead Farm Harvest Schedule. Download (240 k .pdf) and print the file! Put it on your refrigerator so that you can easily keep track of what coming up at the farm! |
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2008 Monthly Planning Calendar from Homestead Farm
Everyone needs one of these! Print out this downloadable .pdf file (704 kb) for the front of your refrigerator. This file is Jan.-Dec. 2008. |
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Below is a list of some of the fruits, vegetables, sweets, savories, and fun activities we offer at Homestead Farm:
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| Strawberries |
Basil |
Thornless Blackberries |
Tart Cherries |
Canteloupe |
Watermelon |
Apples |
| Peaches & Nectarines |
Elderberries |
Herbs |
Annuals |
Tomatoes |
Cucumbers |
Blackberries |
| Green Beans |
Yellow Squash |
Green Peppers |
Onions |
Broccoli |
Cauliflower |
Turnips |
| Eggplant |
Lettuce |
Sunflowers |
Beets |
Butternut Squash |
Zuccini Squash |
Acorn Squash |
| Sweet Potatoes |
Pumpkins |
Gourds |
Indian Corn |
Fall Mums |
Apple Cider |
Pickles |
| Jams & Jellies |
Honey |
Pies |
Corn Maze |
Hayrides |
Tours |
Christmas Trees |
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Fall mums! Homestead will have plenty of potted mums in the fall to decorate your home and garden. |
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| Calves, turkeys, and sheep are among the animals you can see at Homestead Farm. |
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| This blossoming tree is beautiful in the spring. Do you know what kind of tree it is? |
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| A chicken, you say? No way! This is a proud rooster! |
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| A country road and a hay-filled wagon.... What more could a kid want? |
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Ben and Maureen Allnutt
15600 Sugarland Road, Poolesville, Maryland 20837 • Recorded Message 301-977-3761
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