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Lee's Orchard
This farm has been in the Lee family since the 1880s. The orchard on U.S. 211 has pick-yourown and fresh-picked apples (28 kinds), including Albemarle Pippin, Jonagold and Mutsu, plus hard-tofind quince, peaches and pears. In the fall, the Lees feature cider, honey and pumpkins. Find it at 65 Orchard Lane (off U.S. 211) near Washington. Call (540) 675-3201 (apple shed) or (540) 675-3558.
Long Mountain Nursery
Long Mountain grows 300 varieties of evergreen and deciduous azaleas, plus 50 hosta and 50 daylily varieties. Retail hours coincide with the peak azalea bloom season.' Find them at 488 Long Mountain Road (off Route 626) near Washington. Call 540-675-3707, e-mail sandy@ longmountainnursery.com or visit www.longmountainnursery.com.
Manor Farm
A family owned and operated cow-calf-beef cattle operation. It is located on U.S. 211, about two miles west of Washington. Visitors welcome by appointment at no charge. Call Momra Rifaat at (540) 987-8613 or e-mail her at monira@manorfarm.us.
Meadowgreen Farm
John Kiser's Yorkshire pigs live in a 19th century barn when
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