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7/24/24 Come on out and pick your own flowers! You can also still find some blackberries! We're open every day 8am-1pm at our farm off of Town Branch Rd. in Marthasville. Please park in the designated parking areas only. You will need to park by our check out stand and walk to the picking areas. There are still some blackberries but you'll need to hunt for them more than you did a week ago. There are still some red berries yet to ripen. If you’re coming for flowers then you can probably find some blackberries as well. They are coming towards the end of their season. New this year - you can pick your own flowers! Right now we have lots Zinnias ready for you to pick. We also have an amazing field of sunflowers and a lot of smaller flowers like cosmos and gomphrena. They are $1.00/stem for zinnias and $3/stem for sunflowers - or you can bring your own quart jar and fill it for $15.00. (or fill our quart jar for $20) How does the flower picking work? Just come to the berry patch and you'll see the field of flowers. You can bring your own quart jar or you can buy one from us. Then you get to pick from our field of zinnias and sunflowers plus other flowers that are blooming. It's been really fun to see families out picking! The bouquets people are creating are beautiful! The apple crop is looking good this year! We're gearing up for a fun season of apple picking. It will be fall before we know it! The cherries and blueberries are finished for the season. I'm glad so many of you saw that they ripened early and came to pick when they were plentiful and delicious! The peach crop didn't survive the cold weather so our next peach picking will be in 2025. We have containers for you to pick into and take home, or you are welcome to bring your own! Please watch your children (or the kids at heart) and ask them to refrain from picking berries and throwing them. I know it's fun to throw things - It's just not appropriate to throw the fruit. I see it a lot and I ask you to help us eliminate this activity. Thank you! We’re busy working on some new projects and we’re looking forward to sharing those! I’m waiting for the projects to be a bit closer to completion before we start sharing about them but we’re working hard to have fresh fruit and more for you all this season! We will be open for pick-your-own blueberries, blackberries, and zinnias EVERY MORNING from 8am-1pm at our farm off of Town Branch Road in Marthasville. We're excited to see everyone again! Please be aware that google might send you to our other location. You want to go to the berry patch location that is off of Town Branch Rd. From Hwy 47 turn onto Town Branch Rd, then turn left at the second driveway. Pick-Your-Own Pricing for 2024: Field Access - $3.00/person age 2 and up Tart Cherries - $3.99/lb Blueberries - $3.99/lb Blackberries - $3.99/lb Zinnias -$1/stem or bring your own quart jar to fill for $15.00  Our market in Marthasville on Hwy 47 is open every day!Hours - 9am-6pm every day. We're 4 miles north of Marthasville on Hwy 47. The phone number at the market is 636-433-2757. Visit us at the market for fresh peaches, produce, jams, salsas, and much more! Our market in Washington is open every day 9-6 as well! Stop by for some delicious peaches, produce, jams, salsa, and more!! Here is the fruit we grow and the general times of ripening. The exact dates differ each year depending on the weather! Strawberries: Cherries: June (super early in 2024 - May!) Blueberries: June (also early in 2024) Peaches: late-June thru early-September Blackberries: June and July Apples: mid-August thru October Please Be Careful! We strive to maintain a safe orchard environment. There are many fruits available that can be reached from the ground. If a piece of fruit is tempting you from the top of the tree, use the ladders at your own risk. If you choose to use a ladder while picking fruit, Thierbach Orchards assumes no responsibility or liability for accidents. You must understand the inherent risks and dangers associated with using ladders in the orchard. If you do choose to use this ladder, form a tripod between the pole and the ladder legs for stability. Do not climb to the highest rungs. | Return Home | What's Ripe? | Our Fruit | Thierbach's Market | Fields of Amazing Fun | Contact Us | How to Find Us | Field Trips | Help Wanted | |
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