Our nectarine season star is our Silver Gem variety, the juicy and delicious white-fleshed nectarines our customers have come to know and love.
Silver Gem nectarines are available in quarts, 3L baskets, and 25lbs boxes. We sometimes have 11-quart tree-run (unsorted) and seconds (sorted, imperfect) baskets, but cannot guarantee availability. For inquiries regarding the 11-quart baskets, contact the store at 905-468-8627 or [email protected].
We will also have a limited run of yellow-flesh nectarines in August.
| In Season | Late July to Early September |
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| Fruit Varieties | Yellow-Fleshed Nectarine, White Fleshed Nectarine |
| Package Size | 1 Quart, 3L Basket, 25lbs Box Treerun |
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We do not ship fruit to individual homes – but here is a list of the fine families and farms from which you can obtain your Palatine Fruit. Please contact and order from them directly.
Sideroad Farm Store (Amy and Patrick Kitchen)
805092 Sideroad 25, RR3, Markdale, ON N0C 1H0
705-446-5503, www.sideroadfarm.com
Brookfront Farm Store
2053 Bridge Street, New Dundee, ON
519-696-2637, www.brookfrontfarms.com
Eat Local Muskoka (Colin Sober-Williams)
Fenelon Falls, ON
705-380-6936, www.eatlocalmuskoka.ca
Fruition (Jackie Keenan) – pre-orders only
Guelph, ON, [email protected]
Ontario Fruit Lovers (Laurie Lemay) – pre-orders only
Pick up locations in Major Mac, King City, Newmarket,
Angus (Moondance Organics), Barrie, Gravenhurst (ON)
705-331-4594, [email protected], www.ontariofruitlovers.com
TLC Animal Husbandry Inc. (Michael and Phyllis Freiesleben) – pre-orders only
Harriston, ON
519-327-8060, [email protected]
Glencolton Farms – pre-orders only
393889 Concession 2, Durham, ON
Instagram: @glencoltonfarms
Our fruit market is open for regular hours from mid-June to mid-September, after which point we will have some fruit available for online pre-orders for pickup dates (selected at checkout).
For more information about ordering and availability, feel free to contact us.
Check out our fruit harvest guidelines to get a sense of when our fruit is ready. These are based on an average year and, depending on how long or short of a spring season we had, the timing may change.
