🌿 Organic Practices · Brockport, NY

Pick Your Own Farm-Fresh Fruit in Brockport

At Fisher's Fruit & Christmas Tree Farm, we grow apples, cherries, and peaches using organic practices — no systemic pesticides. Just pure, tree-ripe fruit you pick yourself and Christmas trees you choose and cut.

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Apples

20+ heirloom & modern varieties

Cherries

Sweet & sun-ripened picks

Peaches

Nothing beats tree-ripe

Christmas Trees

Cut your own tradition

🛡️ No Systemic Pesticides — Ever

We adhere to organic practices on every tree, every season. When you pick fruit at Fisher's, you're getting nothing but pure, delicious fruit — guaranteed.

20+

Apple Varieties

10+

Peach Varieties

Tree Species

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Organic Practices

Apple orchard rows at Fisher's Fruit Farm Brockport New York

Est. 1973Dr. Robert J. Fisher

Our Story

A Multi-Generational Family Fruit Farm in Western New York

At Fisher's Fruit & Christmas Tree Farm, we believe everyone deserves to experience the joy of gathering their own fruit straight from the tree. The first trees were planted by Dr. Robert J. Fisher in 1973, and we've been growing ever since.

We grow all our fruit using organic practices. While we're not certified organic, we strictly adhere to organic methods and never use systemic pesticides. When you pick an apple, cherry, or peach at Fisher's, you're getting nothing but pure, delicious fruit.

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Organic Practices

No systemic pesticides on any fruit

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Family-Friendly

U-pick fun for adults and kids alike

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Multi-Generational

Family farming since 1973

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Hops for Brewers

Growing hops for local micro brewers

Pick-Your-Own Fruit

Farm-Fresh Fruit Grown with Organic Practices

From early-season Paula Reds to late-harvest Jonagolds, tree-ripe peaches to sweet summer cherries — taste the difference of fruit picked at its peak.

Pick-Your-Own Apples

🗓 August – October

Over 20 varieties from antique heirlooms to the beloved Honeycrisp. Every apple is grown without systemic pesticides — nothing but pure, crisp fruit right off the tree.

HoneycrispEmpireGala MacounCortlandJonagold McIntosh+ many more

Sweet Cherries

🗓 June – July

Our sweet cherry trees produce sun-ripened fruit perfect for fresh eating. Pick cherries straight from the branch and taste the difference of organic-practice farming.

Sweet CherriesU-PickNo Pesticides

Tree-Ripe Peaches

🗓 July – September

You haven't truly tasted a peach until you've had one that's tree-ripe. We grow over 10 varieties — freestone and clingstone — perfect for fresh eating, canning, and baking.

RedhavenRelianceCresthaven ContenderCanadian Harmony+ more

Apple Orchard Guide

Discover Our Heirloom & Modern Apple Varieties

From early-August Paula Reds to late-season Goldens — each variety has its own character, flavor, and best use.

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Paula Red

Early August

The earliest good eating apple with full tart flavor and crunch. Best eaten fresh — they don't store well. Introduced in Michigan, 1967.

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Gala

Late August

Crisp and juicy right off the tree with a sweet flavor. Perfect for snacking and fresh eating.

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Honeycrisp

September

Explosively crisp and juicy with sweet/tart balance. Oversized cells burst releasing a mouthful of juice. Stores for months.

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Sweet Sixteen

September

Creamy-yellow flesh with flavors of anise, almond, bubble gum, and cherry candy. Introduced in Minnesota, 1977.

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Cortland

September

Pure white flesh slow to brown — the go-to pie apple. Great for salads too. Introduced in New York, 1915.

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McIntosh

September

The granddaddy of New York apples. Perfect for fresh eating and the best applesauce. Discovered in Ontario, 1811.

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Empire

Late September

Rich sweet-tart balance. Tree-ripened Empires develop an aroma store-bought can't match. Our U-pick favorite. New York, 1966.

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Jonagold

October

Highest sugar of any apple with perfect acidity. Boldly flavorful, juicy, often very large. New York, 1968.

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Macoun

October

The juiciest apple on the farm with aromatic Mac-family flavor. A northeastern favorite. New York, 1923.

Tree-Ripe Peaches

Taste What a Real Peach Should Be

Grown in Brockport, NY using organic practices. Our freestone varieties are perfect for fresh eating, canning, and preserves.

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Redhaven

Late July · Freestone

A blue-ribbon all-purpose peach. Luscious fruit with almost fuzzless skin over firm, creamy yellow flesh. Michigan, 1930.

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Reliance

Mid-Late August · Freestone

Exceptionally hardy variety perfect for northern gardens. Large crops of sweet, juicy fruit. Disease-resistant and cold-hardy.

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Contender

Mid-August · Freestone

Beautiful pink blooms in spring. Excellent for processing, fresh eating, canning, and preserves.

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Canadian Harmony

Mid-August · Freestone

Attractive 70% scarlet skin over yellow. High disease resistance. Developed in Ontario, Canada — very hardy.

Cut-Your-Own Christmas Trees

Find Your Perfect Christmas Tree in Brockport

Choose from 8+ species of beautiful evergreens. Cut your own family Christmas tree — a holiday tradition for generations.

Balsam Fir

The most fragrant variety. Rich green needles, natural conical shape, and excellent needle retention.

Fraser Fir

Strong branches for heavy ornaments, excellent needle retention, and pleasant fragrance.

Canaan Fir

Rare native from West Virginia. Combines the best of Balsam and Fraser firs.

Blue Spruce

Striking silvery-blue needles. A symmetrical beauty native to the Rocky Mountains.

White Fir (Concolor)

Soft silvery-blue-green needles with citrusy fragrance. Excellent needle retention.

Serbian Spruce

Elegant, narrow tree with graceful drooping branches. A rare and beautiful specimen.

Trojan Horse Fir

Native to eastern Turkey. Lustrous dark green foliage with blue undersides. Spectacular large tree.

White Pine

Eastern White Pine — soft, feathery, flexible needles. A large, elegant native pine.

Seasonal Calendar

When to Visit Fisher's Fruit Farm

Plan your perfect pick-your-own trip throughout the growing season and into the holidays.

June – July

🍒 Sweet Cherry Season

Sweet cherries ripen under the Brockport sun. Pick sun-warmed cherries straight from the branch — perfect for fresh eating, baking, and preserves.

Sweet Cherries U-Pick No Pesticides

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Late July – September

🍑 Tree-Ripe Peach Season

10+ varieties of peaches at their peak. From early Redhavens to late Cresthavens — taste what a real peach should be.

Redhaven Reliance Contender Canadian Harmony Cresthaven

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August – Early September

🍏 Early Apple Season

The first apples arrive! Crisp Paula Reds and sweet Galas kick off apple season with early-harvest flavor.

Paula Red Gala Early Harvest

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September

🍎 Peak Apple Season

The heart of apple season! Honeycrisp, Cortland, McIntosh, and Sweet Sixteen all reach their peak this month.

Honeycrisp Cortland McIntosh Sweet Sixteen

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Late September – October

🍎 Late Apple Harvest

The grand finale. Empire, Jonagold, and Macoun ripen to perfection — bold flavors and the juiciest picks of the year.

Empire Jonagold Macoun

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Late November – December

🎄 Christmas Tree Season

Choose and cut your own tree from 8+ species of beautiful evergreens — a family holiday tradition at Fisher's Farm.

Balsam Fir Fraser Fir Blue Spruce White Pine + more

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What Our Visitors Say

5-Star Experiences at Fisher's Farm

Google Business Reviews

4.8 out of 5 · Based on Google Reviews

Ready to Pick Your Own at Fisher's Farm?

Bring the family to our Brockport orchard for a day of fresh-picked fruit, fresh air, and farm memories. No systemic pesticides — just pure fruit from our trees to your basket.

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467 Euler Road, Brockport, NY 14420

Fisher's Fruit & Christmas Tree Farm

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