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Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ
We are open every saturday and sunday in October from 12pm-5pm for the 2026 pumpkin patch
Estimated Seasons:
Figs ............................... June - August
Jujubes ......................... June - August
Asian Pears ................... June - August
Asian Persimmon .......... September - October
We have buckets, wagons, shears, and long reach pruners available
Not all crops are currently listed on the map, but we'll point you in the right direction when you get here!
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We have pickers, shears, wagons, bags and buckets, so you'll need:
Hat or Umbrella
Outdoor clothing
Enclosed walking shoes
Sunscreen and bug spray
A friendly smile! :-)
Honey
We have an onsite bee colony and sell honey when available
Asian Persimmon
We have 5 varieties
3 are nonastringent - Fuyu, Jiro and Matsumato
and 2 are astringent - Hachiya and Saijo
Fuyu is four sided with a fairly tough skin and yellow/orange to deep red
Hachiya is larger with an oblong-conical shape and orange skin
Saijo is smaller, egg shaped and considered the best astringent
Asian Pear
Asian Pears combine the flavor and sweetness of pears with the bite of a crisp apple
We have 3 varieties - 20th Century, Hosui and Shinko
All 3 are predominantly round in shape
20th Century are yellowish/green to dark yellow
Housi have a dark yellow skin
Shinko have a golden brown skin
Figs
Banana
Celeste
LSU Purple
Texas Everbearing
Brown Turkey
Jujube
Li (most popular) is a larger round variety with the texture and bite similar to an apple
Lang is an elongated variety
Other farms:
Victoria's Natural Market
713.815.8513
20158 Bauer Hockley
Aitken Farm & Ranch
832.422.5164
20000 Bauer Hockley
Restaurants:
Frio Grill (a local favorite!)
281.256.3746
16410 Mueschke
Andy's Bar and Grill
281.304.2627
27200 US-290 ste 160
Cypress, TX.77433
Texas Mesquite Grill
832.334.5594
27104 Northwest Frwy
Even more questions? Contact Us!

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