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Goat Hill Organic
Farm & Nursery
John Burns has PYO currants and raspberries as well as fresh herbs (culinary and medicinal). He also grows flowers, edible flowers, and vegetable plants and all are available now. For the strawberry lovers, Goat Hill has strawberry plants in pots and they are bearing now.
Mr. Burns’ early tomatoes were killed by the frost, but come August look for his “over 40 varieties — mostly heirlooms.”
Located on Tiger Valley Road' (Route 626), Goat Hill Farm is open every day except Tuesdays from 9 until 6 p.m., 675-3982.
Moore’s Orchards
All three generations of Moores showed up at the shed on Fodderstack Road last Friday morning when I stopped in. Dorothy Moore was manning the shed, Louis Moore Sr. was just arriving from the peach orchard. With some combination of resignation and despair, Mr. Moore reported a 600-pound bear sitting up on his hiney pulling off the peaches from a limb he had just broken off. More than the lost peaches, that bear feasting meant the loss of another peach tree.
Jonathan Moore arrived in from the wheat field and Louis Moore Jr. had just come in from Winchester with a part for one of the tractors.
The “Apples” sign is hanging at the Moore’s farm, and right now they have some Lodi. According to Ms. Moore, the Lodi make great apple
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