Burnham Orchards is open
Monday thru Sunday, 9:00 AM
to 6:00 PM, Grandma
Bea's Bakery is open Wednesday thru Saturday 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM.
Naturally we ask that all large orders are called ahead of time. If you
need bakery items Sunday thru Tuesday, please feel free to call ahead and we
will be more than willing to work with your schedule.
Did
someone say "Apples"? If you are looking for the homegrown and great tasting
apples, you do not need to look any further. We currently have a variety of
Apples available. Remember that just because the harvest season is over, does
not mean we do not have Apples. We are a year around operation with a large
variety of apples. In the market we are featuring the following apples:
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Fuji
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Gold Rush
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Red Delicious
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Golden Delicious
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Empire
As
additional apples become available in the market, I will continue to update the
list.
If you have any questions please feel free to contact me.
We have many novelty items and crafts
available in the market. Please be sure to check out our wonderful
selection of fresh pastries and breads located through the market. Don't forget we have Cashew Brittle, Hot Peanut Brittle, Almond Brittle,
Peanut Brittle and Pecan Brittle. We are featuring our Hot Peanut
Brittle for $2.00 a package.
Did you know that
apples are an appetite control food?
Apples only have a few calories and a few carbohydrates, but they will fill you
up for quite a while,
which will stop you from eating more calorie-dense foods, notes NewsTarget.
The bulky fiber of apples will fill you up before you overeat.
We also offer
great gift boxes featuring our home grown apples and other items which can be
shipped anywhere in the USA. You can also create your own gift basket at
our market. These gift baskets can include anything from apples to
candles. Our fresh pressed Cider is available daily in half gallon and gallon size. We
hope you will stop by and try our homegrown apples and freshly pressed Cider!
Lily Burnham
Spring is here and hopefully we will be able to begin to enjoy our spring like
weather. I have to say, I absolutely love Ohio weather. One day it
is in the high sixties, then snowing the next day. Sometimes it just makes
me wonder! I have to say I am very excited about this upcoming month.
Not only do we begin our flower sales, but there are so many Burnham birthdays
in the month of May. In the month of May, Alexis, Joseph III,
Martha, and Julianna all celebrate their birthdays. Alexis will be
celebrating her fourteenth on the 13, Joe will be older (I cant say) on the
14th, Martha will be older but younger than Joe (ha ha) on the 18th, and
Julianna will be three on the 19th. Audrianna will be 1 on June 1st, she
missed the May month by a few hours! Alex celebrated his 11th birthday in
January. He was very excited and enjoyed his bowling party. Julia,
Todd, Mark, and Jennifer are all doing well. Both families reside in
Columbus and are looking forward to the warmer months. Julianna is really
looking forward to her birthday. I am not sure as to why, but I think she
wants to have a big party with lots of music. She is so eagerly waiting
for the warm weather. We will be enrolling her in preschool and she is
very excited about starting school. She fights with both, Alex and Alexis,
in the morning because she wants to go on the school bus too. Audrianna
Rae is doing well. She finally began to hold her bottle and just learned
how to sit on her own. She is already standing with help, but, still not
interested in crawling. I think she just might skip that stage.
Alexis will begin high school this upcoming year. She will again be a
cheerleader for both football and basketball season. She is still
maintaining high grades and doing very well. Alex is also maintaining high
grades and is looking forward to playing outside. I think he has a little
cabin fever. The other day he was so excited to see how pretty and bright
it was outside that he walked out without a coat. Needless to say, when he
felt it was only forty degrees out, he realized he had no coat. I guess
basketball season has really helped is jogging skills!
My nephew, Josh, an
United States Marine is
currently stationed in California. He is enrolled in school and hopes to
complete his associates degree in Mechanical Engineering before he is sent out
to Iraq. We are not sure as to when he is going, but we are certain that
his military experience has been very positive for him. We are very proud
of him, along with the other soldiers protecting our country. I would
like to thank all our soldiers and tell them how honored we are to have their
dedication and commitment to our country. God speed to you all!
It seems like Cris is still not done being a grandma. Her son, Jeremy, who
has joined the Burnham family is expecting his first child this upcoming summer.
Cris will now become a grandmother of six. Marsha and I keep reminding her
how old she is, but, I guess she still doesn't see it. Marsha, Brit,
Jenny, Erin, Michelle, and Terri are all doing well. We are very honored
to have them on our farm market team. We also have many other
employees who work around the farm, too many to mention. I would like to
also say thank you to them. They also work very hard and deserve a
mentioning. I thank
you for your dedication and I really do appreciate all you do!
We look forward to seeing you all!
Lily Burnham
Revised: April 16, 2008 .
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T.
Burnham III

Burnham Orchards,
is a family owned and operated farm, providing great tasting fruits along with a fun experience that includes activities for people of all ages. From pick your own pumpkins to orchard hayrides, we provide a taste of the farm that you just
can't get any where else!
So take your time and browse through our site. Or better yet, pack up the kids and take a drive
out to see for yourself.
Burnham Orchard was honored with
receiving Ohio's Outstanding Century Farm Award in September 2002.
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