RASCH CHERRY & APPLE🍒 MARKET 🍏

Our cherry season is looking good. The weather has cooperated so far and the bees have been busy. We will post opening dates and prices as soon as possible. We are looking forward to seeing all of you

in a few weeks.

Welcome to Rasch Cherry and Apple Market

Our season begins approximately the last week of June into July with Pre-picked and Pick-Your-Own sweet and tart cherries.

Pre-picked and Pick-Your-Own apple season begins in September and continues through October.

Our "Cherry-ot" (golf carts) await to offer rides into the orchard to pick the many varieties of cherries or apples in each season.

In September our Sunflower Maze is sure to aMAZE you with all of its natural beauty along with our Corn Maze and Pick-Your-Own Flowers.

In October the Haunted Sunflower Maze, Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch add to the fall entertainment at the market.

Freshly made or frozen pies, turnovers and donuts are available, plus local grown vegetables, honey, syrup, and so much more in our barn market.

In addition, Cherry On Top Bakery offers custom made cakes to order.

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WE ARE ADDING MORE LOCAL PRODUCTS TO OUR MARKET EACH SEASON

Seasonal Happenings

Orchard Sunrise

Cherry Buds

Orchard in winters frost

Orchard Sunrise

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Sweet and Tart Cherry season is the end of June-July
Apples, Sunflower and Corn Mazes September-October
Haunted Sunflower Maze in October

FUN FACTS to know and YELL!

🍒 Did you know that next years buds are already formed on the branch when you pick the ripe fruit?

🍒 Did you know the average cherry tree can produce 7000 cherries?

🍒 Did you know cherries are loaded with antioxidants, rich in potassium, calcium, vitamin C and boost immunity?

🍏 Did you know apples are grown in all 50 states and one bushel of apples weighs about 40 pounds?

🍏 Did you know there are over 7500 varieties of apples grown in the world?

🌻 Did you know that sunflowers traveled to space? In 2012, US astronaut Don Pettit took and cultivated sunflower seeds at the International Space Station. Go to blogs.nasa.gov to check it out.