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Spend the Day at Fall City Farms!

The Farm is great to visit any day
and here's what you will see:

* * Checks or cash only, please. And . . . please leave your pets at home. * *

September 2011:

Our Farm Store opens
September 23, 2011!
 
September Hours:
Fridays and Saturdays, 10 am - 6 pm; Sundays 11 am - 5 pm.
(scroll down for the October 2011 hours)

Join us for the King County Harvest Celebration Tour,
11 am - 4 pm on September 24th
!

Apples are the fruit of the month. Early in the month we have Gravensteins, an old fashioned favorite for sauce, pie, cider and fresh eating. Some of the later varieties are Dayton, Spartan, Honeycrisp, Liberty, and Jonagold.

September 24th
The King County Harvest Celebration Tour 10-4

  • Pick up a map here and visit some of the farms in East King County.
  • Talk to the beekeepers and enjoy a chef demo from Herban Feast.
  • Wagon ride, anyone?
  • "Ryegrass" will set the tone for the celebration with toe- tapping, sing along bluegrass.
digging for treasure in the u-pick garden

Our granddaughter helping us harvest potatoes

September


October 2011

U-pick pumpkin patch opens Saturday, October 1, 2011!

Our Farm Store Hours for October 2011:
Tuesday - Saturday 10 am - 6 pm;
Sundays 11 am - 5 pm; closed Mondays.

My granddaughter said, as she gathered leaves in her basket, "the leaves are very colorish". We celebrate the season with a pumpkin house, hay maze, carts full of vegetables, u-pick pumpkin patch, and weekend hayrides and music. Pumpkins - big, small, white, orange and red, squash - lumpy, striped, pink and green, find homes throughout the Puget Sound. We eat well, picnic with gusto and thoroughly saturate ourselves in autumn. Gather your family and friends and join us in this most "colorish" of seasons.

As always, talking to the animals, and walking under the gourdwalk are favorite pastimes of our many visitors.


Music line up for October

October 8th: The Toucans - YES, the Toucans are coming! The Toucans are coming! Steel Drum from the Caribbean to Sesame Street
October 9th: Down the Road Band
Bluegrass and American Roots
October 15th: The Eric Miller Trio
Folk, rock, country and blues, "impeccable musicianship"
October 16th: The Brambles
Country, folk, rock
October 22nd: Atlas String Band
Old-timey southern, bluegrass
October 23rd: The Budget Funeral Band
Whatever they want and blues!
 

November 2011:

Store and U-pick gardens closed for the season beginning November 1st.
Thanks to all for a great season!

November 2009

December 2011:

You can see that few of our trees are closely sheared. Our goal is to allow the most natural growth, and still present a full and lush tree for your homes and businesses.

U - Cut Christmas trees - Grand, Noble, Douglas, Nordmann and Fraser Firs
We provide the saws or bring your own. Our tree farm is located just north of the farm on Hwy 203. The address is 3309 Fall City/Carnation Road. Tree stands also available.
 
We will be open Saturdays and Sundays from 9-dusk, beginning the first weekend in December and for the next 2 weekends or until sold out.
Join us around the fire for a chat and cheer!
 
Christmas Trees
 

Following the January 2009 flood, the farm thrives once again

The farm thrives once again
 
Flood 2009

Fall City Farms
3636 Neal Road
Fall City, WA 98024
425.222.4553

Bring your own bags for shopping and picking, please