This weekend, Oct. 28 and 29, will be the last days Centennial Farms will be open. There will be no admission charge or hayrides, but the playground will be open. Pumpkins, gourds and mums will all be on sale. Thank you for being our customer this year. We hope for a much better apple crop next year.
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Pick Your Own Pumpkins
Our large pick-your-own pumpkin patch is open for business. We have set up our pumpkin displays and graveyard, and our barn is set up with white, black and orange pumpkins as well as numerous varieties of mini pumpkins and gourds, as well as the popular “snake gourds.” We also have mums, apple butter, preserves and honey from our hives.
The playground has again been expanded and we offer hayrides around the farm. We are open Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 to 5:00. To cover all the increased costs, there is an admission charge of $5.00, excluding children under 2 years.
Pumpkin Season
Apple picking is finished. Thank you for being understanding of our small crop. We lost 90% of the crop to a frost in late April.
We have moved on to pumpkins. Our barn is set up with white, black and orange pumpkins as well as numerous varieties of mini pumpkins and gourds, as well as the popular “snake gourds.” We also have mums, apple butter, preserves and honey from our hives.
The playground has again been expanded and we offer hayrides around the farm. We are open Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 to 5:00. To cover all the increased costs, there is an admission charge of $5.00, excluding children under 2 years.
Pick Your Own Apples
Centennial Farms has a very small apple crop this year because of a severe spring freeze. We will have pick your own apples on only a few weekends, starting on Saturday, September 2. Apple butter, preserves, unpasteurized honey, salsa and other items will be available in our market. Our playground has been updated with new attractions. There will be a $5.00 admission charge for the playground again this year.
The pumpkin crop should be good with the recent rains and we will start pick your own the middle of September.
Last Weekend for Blackberries
This weekend, July 29-30, will be the final weekend for blackberries. The berries grow in rows on a trellis so are easy to pick. Hours for pick your own will be Thursday – Sunday from 9:00 to 5:00. You can pick other days and earlier hours IF YOU CALL TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS, 636-228-4338. We will have picked blackberries available in the market in pint and quart containers. Please call if you want several quarts.
Blackberries are ripe!
Centennial Farms will open on Saturday, July 8, for the first of our sweet, thornless Triple Crown blackberries. The berries grow in rows on a trellis so are easy to pick. Hours for pick your own will be Thursday – Sunday from 9:00 to 5:00. You can pick other days and earlier hours IF YOU CALL TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS, 636-228-4338. We will have picked blackberries available in the market in pint and quart containers. Please call if you want several quarts.
Closed for the Season
Centennial Farms is closed until next July, when the blackberries ripen. In the meantime, we will be selling apple butter, preserves, honey and dressings at the Augusta Christmas Walk on the first two Fridays in November.
Thank you for being our customer in 2022. We will all have many happy memories of this year.
– Ellen and Gabe
All Pumpkins $5 This Weekend
For the weekend of October 30-31 all pumpkins will be $5 regardless of size. There will be no admission charge but hayrides will not be available and there will be no food truck.
There are a lot of Fuji apples left for pick your own this weekend. In the barn we will be selling Arkansas Black apples. Arkansas Black is a dark red, tart heirloom apple that will keep for months.
The price this year is the same as last year, $1.90 per pound. The bounce pad and other new features at the playground have been very popular.
The pumpkin crop is also exceptionally large this year. Besides the pick your own orange variety in the field we have white, yellow and many unusual pumpkins and squash.
Centennial Farms will be open on Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 – 5:00 through the end of October.
More Apple Varieties Ready for Picking
There are a lot of Fuji apples left for pick your own this weekend. In the barn we will be selling Arkansas Black apples. Arkansas Black is a dark red, tart heirloom apple that will keep for months.
The price this year is the same as last year, $1.90 per pound. The bounce pad and other new features at the playground have been very popular. Hayrides around the orchard give you an overview of this beautiful area. A food truck has kettle corn and lunch items.
The pumpkin crop is also exceptionally large this year. Besides the pick your own orange variety in the field we have white, yellow and many unusual pumpkins and squash.
Centennial Farms will be open on Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 – 5:00 through the end of October. There is an admission charge of $5.00 for everyone over 2 years picking apples. There is no charge for those just purchasing items in the barn.
More Apple Varieties Ready for Picking
Arkansas Black, Granny Smith and Winesap apples are now ready for picking. Many other varieties are also available, including Mutsu, Jonathan, Golden Delicious, Jonagold and Fuji.
The price this year is the same as last year, $1.90 per pound. The bounce pad and other new features at the playground have been very popular. Hayrides around the orchard give you an overview of this beautiful area. A food truck has kettle corn and lunch items.
We will also be opening the pumpkin patch this weekend. We have black, white, yellow, pink and blue pumpkins as well as the regular orange ones. We also have Daisy, Autumn Wings and Gourdzilla gourds. Gourdzilla is a large, black, snake-shaped gourd.
Centennial Farms is open on Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 – 5:00. There is an admission charge of $5.00 for everyone over 2 years picking apples. There is no charge for those just purchasing items in the barn.
Pick Your Own Pumpkins
Our large pick-your-own pumpkin patch is open for business. We have set up our pumpkin displays and graveyard, and our barn is set up with white, black and orange pumpkins as well as numerous varieties of mini pumpkins and gourds, as well as the popular “snake gourds.” We also have mums, apple butter, preserves and honey from our hives.
The playground has again been expanded and we offer hayrides around the farm. We are open Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 to 5:00. To cover all the increased costs, there is an admission charge of $5.00, excluding children under 2 years.
Pumpkin Season
Apple picking is finished. Thank you for being understanding of our small crop. We lost 90% of the crop to a frost in late April.
We have moved on to pumpkins. Our barn is set up with white, black and orange pumpkins as well as numerous varieties of mini pumpkins and gourds, as well as the popular “snake gourds.” We also have mums, apple butter, preserves and honey from our hives.
The playground has again been expanded and we offer hayrides around the farm. We are open Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 to 5:00. To cover all the increased costs, there is an admission charge of $5.00, excluding children under 2 years.
Pick Your Own Apples
Centennial Farms has a very small apple crop this year because of a severe spring freeze. We will have pick your own apples on only a few weekends, starting on Saturday, September 2. Apple butter, preserves, unpasteurized honey, salsa and other items will be available in our market. Our playground has been updated with new attractions. There will be a $5.00 admission charge for the playground again this year.
The pumpkin crop should be good with the recent rains and we will start pick your own the middle of September.
Last Weekend for Blackberries
This weekend, July 29-30, will be the final weekend for blackberries. The berries grow in rows on a trellis so are easy to pick. Hours for pick your own will be Thursday – Sunday from 9:00 to 5:00. You can pick other days and earlier hours IF YOU CALL TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS, 636-228-4338. We will have picked blackberries available in the market in pint and quart containers. Please call if you want several quarts.
Blackberries are ripe!
Centennial Farms will open on Saturday, July 8, for the first of our sweet, thornless Triple Crown blackberries. The berries grow in rows on a trellis so are easy to pick. Hours for pick your own will be Thursday – Sunday from 9:00 to 5:00. You can pick other days and earlier hours IF YOU CALL TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS, 636-228-4338. We will have picked blackberries available in the market in pint and quart containers. Please call if you want several quarts.
Closed for the Season
Centennial Farms is closed until next July, when the blackberries ripen. In the meantime, we will be selling apple butter, preserves, honey and dressings at the Augusta Christmas Walk on the first two Fridays in November.
Thank you for being our customer in 2022. We will all have many happy memories of this year.
– Ellen and Gabe
All Pumpkins $5 This Weekend
For the weekend of October 30-31 all pumpkins will be $5 regardless of size. There will be no admission charge but hayrides will not be available and there will be no food truck.
There are a lot of Fuji apples left for pick your own this weekend. In the barn we will be selling Arkansas Black apples. Arkansas Black is a dark red, tart heirloom apple that will keep for months.
The price this year is the same as last year, $1.90 per pound. The bounce pad and other new features at the playground have been very popular.
The pumpkin crop is also exceptionally large this year. Besides the pick your own orange variety in the field we have white, yellow and many unusual pumpkins and squash.
Centennial Farms will be open on Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 – 5:00 through the end of October.
More Apple Varieties Ready for Picking
There are a lot of Fuji apples left for pick your own this weekend. In the barn we will be selling Arkansas Black apples. Arkansas Black is a dark red, tart heirloom apple that will keep for months.
The price this year is the same as last year, $1.90 per pound. The bounce pad and other new features at the playground have been very popular. Hayrides around the orchard give you an overview of this beautiful area. A food truck has kettle corn and lunch items.
The pumpkin crop is also exceptionally large this year. Besides the pick your own orange variety in the field we have white, yellow and many unusual pumpkins and squash.
Centennial Farms will be open on Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 – 5:00 through the end of October. There is an admission charge of $5.00 for everyone over 2 years picking apples. There is no charge for those just purchasing items in the barn.
More Apple Varieties Ready for Picking
Arkansas Black, Granny Smith and Winesap apples are now ready for picking. Many other varieties are also available, including Mutsu, Jonathan, Golden Delicious, Jonagold and Fuji.
The price this year is the same as last year, $1.90 per pound. The bounce pad and other new features at the playground have been very popular. Hayrides around the orchard give you an overview of this beautiful area. A food truck has kettle corn and lunch items.
We will also be opening the pumpkin patch this weekend. We have black, white, yellow, pink and blue pumpkins as well as the regular orange ones. We also have Daisy, Autumn Wings and Gourdzilla gourds. Gourdzilla is a large, black, snake-shaped gourd.
Centennial Farms is open on Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 – 5:00. There is an admission charge of $5.00 for everyone over 2 years picking apples. There is no charge for those just purchasing items in the barn.