Arkansas Black
- From Arkansas in 1840
- Believed to be a seedling of winesap
- Excellent baking, the flavor gets better in storage
- Flesh is pale yellow and will get darker the longer you keep it
346 Moosehead Trail (Route #7), Dixmont, ME 04932 | (207) 234-2043
We have opened up the Galas and Macouns for pick-your-own and they are both loaded with delicious fruit.
The forecast is less than favorable for the weekend, but we will still be open with fresh picked apples (please see our complete list of available varieties), apple cider, cheese, maple syrup, nuts, dry beans, fudge, whoopie pies, and a whole lot more.
Looking ahead to Saturday, October 3, we will once again welcome the Maine Veteran Wood Turners with demonstrations and beautiful wood turned items for purchase. We also will have Sweet Sips and Treats from Hermon; stay tuned for a list of their delicious available treats.
Please call us at 234-2043 or email us at info@mainelyapples.com with any questions, and don’t forget to follow us on Facebook and Instagram.
