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Apple Blossoms
The orchard is absolutely heavenly right! And we are so excited to share it with you all. I do have to add a few more rules for being out in the orchard right now for both photographers and the public.
1. There is absolutely no climbing in the trees.
2. Do not pick the blossoms of the trees. These blossoms are the future apples. Once the bees pollinate the blossoms they become apples. Not every blossom will be pollinated and we do not want to risk damage to our apple crop because pollinated blossoms were picked.
Thank you all so much for respecting our orchard and allowing us to continue sharing it with the public!
Mercedi, Pip, and Capri Lapacek, photo by Karmen Lindner Photography
We are open to the public Saturday, May 9th and Sunday, May 10th from 7am to 11:30pm if you’d like to come walk through the trees and get some pictures!
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