Fruits | Vegetables | Specialties Fruits Strawberries Northeaster - early June Darselect - early June Ovation - mid June Tart Cherries late June - mid July Red Raspberries late June - late July early August - late September Black Raspberries late June - early July Purple Raspberries Royalty - mid July Blueberries late June - early August Thornless Blackberries August Peaches Glenglo - mid July (cling, yellow, high acid) Early Red Free - mid July (cling, white, high acid) All of the peaches listed below are FREESTONE: Red Haven - late July (yellow, high acid) John Boy - early August (yellow, high acid) Ernie's Choice - mid August (yellow, high acid) Suncrest - mid August (yellow, high acid) Beekman - early August (yellow, high acid) White Lady - early August (white, low acid) Raritan Rose - early August (white, high acid) Sugar Lady - early August (white, low acid) White Pearl - mid August (white, high acid) Sugar Giant - mid August (white, low acid) Coral Star - mid August (yellow, medium acid) Gloria - mid August (yellow, medium acid) Contender - mid August (yellow, high acid) Loring - mid August (yellow, high acid) Blushing Star - mid August (white, high acid) Snow King - mid August (white, low acid) Crest Haven - late August (yellow, high acid) Harcrest - late August (yellow, high acid) Snow Giant - late August (white, low acid) Redskin - late August (yellow, high acid) Encore - early September (yellow, high acid) Laurol - mid September (yellow, high acid) Apples Ginger Gold - mid August Gala - late August - mid September Honey crisp - early September Red Delicious - mid September Magnolia Gold - mid September - mid October Jonagold - mid September Empire - late September - early October Golden Delicious - late September Cameo - early October IdaRed - early October Stayman - early October Mutsu - mid October Suncrisp - mid - late October Braeburn - mid - late October Fuji - late October Enterprise - late October Granny Smith - late October Pink Lady - late October - early November Gold Rush - late October - early November. Back to top Vegetables Spring Vegetables Spinach - early June - pick your own Beets - late June - July - pick your own Chard - late June - August - pick your own Summer Vegetables Beets - late June - July - pick your own Squash - June - August - Farm Market Cantaloupes - July - August - Farm Market Tomatoes - late July - Sept.-pick your own Sweet Corn - mid July - September - Farm Market Fall Vegetables Pumpkins - October - pick your own Fall Squash - October - Farm Market Spinach - October - pick your own Beets - October - pick your own Broccoli - October - pick your own Chard - October - pick your own Back to top Specialties Month of October Come and visit Larriland Farm in the Fall of the year. Enjoy the fall color display each year that Mother Nature puts on as the leaves change color. Gaze across the fields dotted with thousands of orange pumpkins, each one waiting to become a jack-o-lantern for your porch. The farm is decorated for Halloween with ghosts and goblins to delight and scare you. The fields are laden with crisp, succulent vegetables. The orchards are bent down with apples. It's the last harvest to reap before the cold winter sets in. And Fall is the perfect time to enjoy a tall glass of freshly squeezed apple cider. Saturday/Sunday Hayrides On Saturdays and Sundays in October, we offer hayrides during the day (9:30am - 4:30pm) . This is a tractor drawn 20 minute wagon ride over the farm, through the stream and through the woods which are decorated for Halloween. These hayrides are open to everyone. A fee per person is charged. No reservation is required. Wagons run continuously from 9:30am to 4:30pm on Saturdays and Sundays.. Pumpkin Hayrides We offer a pumpkin hayride on weekdays in October. This wagon ride goes through the stream and the woods and includes a stop at the pumpkin field where everyone selects their favorite pumpkin. Then go through the straw maze on foot and try to find the way back out. Perfect for school groups, brownies and cub scouts. Reservations required. Call the Hayride Hotline 410-489-7034 Evening Hayrides Enjoy a long ride over the farm and through the stream and through the woods with a tractor and wagon. The ride can be followed by a campfire for your story telling and singing. Only well organized and chaperoned groups accepted. Just right for birthdays, anniversaries, scout outings, parties, etc. Call the Hayride Hotline 410-489-7034 Special Activities The Straw Maze, built with over 1000 bales of straw, is a delightful place to get lost. The maze is open every day in October. The Boo Barn is for children ages 4 - 8. It is in the dark bottom of the Red Barn and is filled with animated, not too scary ghosts and goblins. The Boo Barn is open every day in October. Back to top