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Stop at Louis Moore's farm for freshpicked apples (nine types including Ozark Gold and Arkansas Black); peaches (five types, white and yellow); plums; sweet cherries; peppers and heirloom tomatoes. Also: Local honey from Admiral's Apiary. Open daytime, bring containers. At 630 Fodderstack Road (Route 628), Washington; call (540) 675-3553.
O Muskrat Haven Farm Manfred and Etta Call have pick-your-own and freshpicked strawberries, blueberries, black and red raspberries, blackberries and pumpkins in addition to apples and yellow peaches. At season's peak. Muskrat has heirloom tomatoes, melons and sweet com. Reserve a fresh-dressed rabbit 24 hours in advance. At 20 Cedarbreak Lane (on U.S. 211), Amissville; call (540).937-5892; farm stand (540) 937-5191.
©Over Jordan Farm Bill and Linda Dietel offer custom-slaughtered whole lamb from their 200-acre sheep farm on the Jordan River; 15 Over Jordan Farm Lane (off Route 629), Flint Hill; call (540) 675-3826.
O Persimmon Springs Farm & Nursery Bud and Donna Bruce specialize in quafitv flowering shrubs, retail and wholesale, plus landscape design and consulting services. Appointments any time; 69 Beat Wallow Road (Route 663); call (540) 675-3183; £rsi nspgsto shentel. net
© Roy's Orchard & Fruit Market Roy and Janet Alther have strawberries, cherries, blueberries, peaches, nectarines, plums, blackberries, pears, apples and pumpkins, in that seasonal order, plus fresh vegetables. At 64 Old Hollow Road, Sperrv ville; call (540) 98r-8636.
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