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RT @kimberfall13 more ways to use @OurPeachCrop- http://bit.ly/dw4Jln (via @simplyrecipes) http://bit.ly/9GMPxO > corn thing looks awsme!
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@eatniks the #donut #peaches are white fleshed, very sweet. Tear in 1/2, remove pit, gone in 2 chomps. Ask 4 a sample!
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RT @mariposacoop: Local free-stone peaches and donut peaches are in and delicious! We've got a good supply of them now from @3SpringsFruit.
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@HrvstLocalFoods They can be stacked opening out for a nice impromptu bookcase! #peachcrate #dormroomtip
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@eatniks oddly... we get accused of that every year! It's just the soils were lucky enough to grown on! Scout's honor!
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Located between Gettysburg and Carlisle in Northern Adams County, Three Springs Fruit Farm has been family owned and operated for over 100 years. Operating as a partnership between David and John Wenk, the sixth generation to farm, Three Springs has a wide variety of apples, peaches, cherries, apricots, pears, small fruits, and vegetables for our farmers markets and the wholesale market. Farming on 350 acres, the majority of our farm is planted in apples. Three Springs is committed to bringing the finest quality produce to all of our customers, being good environmental stewards of our land, and going out of our way to serve you! Thanks for checking us out!
Hours: see "markets" link on homepage 
Last Activity Nov 2009
What we have:
tomatoes strawberries squash raspberries plums pears peaches nectarines IPM cider cherries blueberries blackberries apricots apples
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