Welcome to Hicks Orchard, New York State's Oldest U-Pick Orchard! A Family Tradition Since 1905!
Located in Middle Granville, New York, in the Lower Adirondack Region on the New York/Vermont border, Hicks Orchard is a great place to spend a lazy summer day picking cherries, blueberries or raspberries or an entire day during the fall apple harvest enjoying the best that eastern New York has to offer.

Whether you're picking your own fruit on our farm, tempting your taste buds with hot cider donuts, watching apple cider being pressed in our cider mill, visiting the barnyard animals, getting lost in the corn maze or making a scarecrow to take home, Hicks Orchard has something for everyone. Use the navigation keys above to learn more about visiting our farm.
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Slyboro Ciderhouse Farm Winery now open weekends!
As we slowly wend our way to summer, our Winery Tasting Room doors will be open every weekend through June.

Tasting Room Hours are Fri-Sat 11-4 and Sundays 12-4.

Cheers!
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SLYBORO CIDERS AVAILABLE AT THESE LOCATIONS...
We are slowly but surely expanding the availability of our award winning ciders. You can now find Slyboro Ciders at the following locations..

NEW YORK WINE CORK
217 Glen St.
Glens Falls, NY
(518) 743-WINE
www.nywinecork.com

THE LIQUOR STOP
Pricechopper Plaza
Granville, NY
(518) 642-9262

HARMONY HOUSE MARKETPLACE
184-190 Remsen St.
Cohoes, NY
(518) 238-2232
www.harmonyhousemarketplace.com

Troy Farmers Market
444 River Street
Troy, NY 12180
Saturdays 9am - 1pm
www.troymarket.org
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Pick Your Own begins again in July!
The Apple Barn will reopen with the beginning of Summer Fruit picking!

Next crop due in are Tart Cherries at the end of June.

Blueberries and Raspberries in early July.

Check back here for actual harvest dates, or sign up on our mailing list for an email notification of picking dates.
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THE ORCHARD BLOG!!
mAY 8, 2008
The Honeybees are here!!! Mr. Myers of Myers Apiaries brought our hives and strategically placed them through the orchard to let the bees have a go at what they do best. The apple trees are just starting to pop (blossom) and the cherries and pears are finishing the bloom and are starting the phase known as petal fall. The honeybees are the most efficient pollinators. If conditions are right (no wind or rain and warm) they can pollinate our entire orchard in a day. That's millions of blossoms! Honeybees are an integral part of our farm.

Clilck below for past blog entries....
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