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Fruitlands Bed & Breakfast Fruitlands is a small, diversified blueberry and raspberry organic farm / bed and breakfast sitting almost 1900’ atop Thistle Hill in Marshfield Vermont.

Fruitlands is a non smoking property. Thank you for not smoking.

Fruitlands Organic Fruit and VeggiesApples $1.40 lb. U PickHalf Peck Picked - $7Peck Picked - $14Half Bushel Picked - $2...
09/20/2026

Fruitlands Organic Fruit and Veggies

Apples $1.40 lb. U Pick

Half Peck Picked - $7

Peck Picked - $14

Half Bushel Picked - $27

New England Pie Pumpkins - $5 @

Butternut Squash - $1 lb

Tomatoes - $2 lb

Red Cabbage - $1.50 lb

Eggs - $4 dozen

Sunflower Bouquets Picked – By donation to WCK and UCAF for their work in Ukraine.

Sunday, September 20 - I am going to have a short window for U Pick tomorrow starting at 10. Organic Cortlands only. $1....
09/20/2026

Sunday, September 20 - I am going to have a short window for U Pick tomorrow starting at 10. Organic Cortlands only. $1.40 / lb. Bring your own tote bags if you can. Picking will only be from the ground. If you check around, I believe that you will find our prices for organic below what others are charging for conventionally-grown apples.

My apologies for the parking situation. Last week I brought in top soil and sloped the lawn from the edge of the driveway where folks usually park. I also have the lift set up in front of the garage door. For the moment it makes parking rather difficult. If you look up and see 2-3 cars already parked at the top, the best option is to park along the road below the stone walls. The side where our sign is makes for the best parking. The good news is that our parking will be a lot better come next blueberry and raspberry season.

It's a sunny morning at Fruitlands. One solar tracker and thousands of sunflower trackers.
09/18/2026

It's a sunny morning at Fruitlands. One solar tracker and thousands of sunflower trackers.

I am hoping to open apple sales for organic Cortlands on Sunday. I have a lot of weight down low on a lot of trees. I am...
09/17/2026

I am hoping to open apple sales for organic Cortlands on Sunday. I have a lot of weight down low on a lot of trees. I am thinking about doing some U Pick on Sunday.

This morning just before 7, Dallas Bona from Lyndonville brought a load of top soil. 14+ yards. Fair price, right on tim...
09/16/2026

This morning just before 7, Dallas Bona from Lyndonville brought a load of top soil. 14+ yards. Fair price, right on time, and he managed dumping in two spots while dealing with the edge of the driveway. I highly recommend.

It was interesting to catch up on the Bona family. I grew up with them in the 50s - early 70s when they moved to Lyndonville from Pleasant St. in St. Johhnsbury. I grew up in a small trailer three lots down from their home. When they moved, my parents sold the 8' wide trailer and our lot and moved into their house and rented until they built their home in North Danville in 1972/73. My mother and Barbara Bona were great friends. The Bonas own and run the three White Markets in St. J and Lyndonville. Dallas is Bruce's son. This morning was the first time that I had met him. Yet another good connection from FB Market Place.

My goal is to have all of this placed, raked, sloped, seeded and covered with light straw before dark. I better get to it. Some rain is coming the next few days. Good time to grow grass. If you have been to Fruitlands for U Pick and parked on the lawn, you know that it can be a bit difficult backing out especially with a low vehicle. Progress! It just took me 50 years. (To be fair to the farmer :), this problem has grown with years of crushed slate renewal on the steep driveway after all of the wash outs around us during flood events. The driveway just kept getting higher than the lawn grade.)

I went in to the "man cave" this morning and came out with another 28 lbs or organic tomatoes. I have lost track at this...
09/15/2026

I went in to the "man cave" this morning and came out with another 28 lbs or organic tomatoes. I have lost track at this point, but I think that this is the 5th major harvest. We do pick smaller amounts every week to enjoy ourselves and to share. Today is chili-sauce day.

Take a look at those onions. Weeks to go yet. The reds are as big. There are also cipolinis and leeks.

Blessed and thankful for the bounty. A lot of planning and tending and satisfying eating :)

09/13/2026

"Janet and Dale were incredibly welcoming and informative. The orchard and grounds are beautiful and are clearly loved by them. I wholeheartedly recommend staying at Fruitlands." ~Washington, D.C.

Some of our many rows of sunflowers. Autumn Beauty 9/12/26 at 2 pm.
09/12/2026

Some of our many rows of sunflowers. Autumn Beauty 9/12/26 at 2 pm.

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506 Thistle Hill Rd
Marshfield, VT
05658

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