Fresh Cherries

About the Produce

The World of Cherries

Discover the sweet and juicy taste of our locally grown cherries at Nelson Family Farms. Our cherries are hand-picked at the peak of ripeness to ensure the best flavor and quality.

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Peak Season

May – July
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Availability

Apr – Sept
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Nutritional Value

Nutritional Benefits

Cherries are a good source of fiber, vitamin C, and antioxidants. They also contain anti-inflammatory properties and may help improve heart health.
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Health Benefits

Health Benefits of Cherries

In addition to their nutritional value, cherries have been linked to various health benefits. They may help reduce inflammation, improve sleep, and even aid in weight loss.

Peak Season

Seasonal Delight

Cherries are a seasonal delight, only available from April to September. Don’t miss your chance to enjoy these delicious fruits while they’re at their freshest.
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Varieties We Carry*

Choose from a variety of cherries including Bing, Royal Ann, Sweetheart, Rainier, and more. Each variety offers a unique flavor and texture, making it easy to find your favorite.
*Subject to availability
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FAQs for
Cherries
Yes, cherries are packed with nutrients and offer various health benefits.
The peak season for cherries is from May to June, but they are available from April to September.
We offer a variety of cherries including Bing, Royal Ann, Sweetheart, Rainier, and more.
Yes, we welcome visitors to our farm during cherry season. Come and pick your own cherries for a fun and memorable experience.
Yes, we also offer a variety of other fresh produce and locally made products at our farm store.

We’d love to have you come for a visit!

Try our produce today!

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