Temperatures are predicted to drop to 25 F this Thurs. morning Oct. 31, to 26 F on Fri. morning Nov. 1, and to 29 F on Sat. morning Nov. 2. So this past weekend, our workers, my husband Bill and I harvested all remaining 'Enterprise' apples from the trees, since they were all ripe. Our crew harvested into large bins that we store in our larger cooler in our pecan building. I'll sort apples from those bins all winter, into trays of #1 apples and #2 apples. We'll have harvested 'Enterprise' apples for sale until we sell out, probably in Feb. or March 2020.
So the pick-your-own season for 'Enterprise' apples has now ended. 'GoldRush' apples, our latest-ripening
apple variety, are still ripening, and shouldn't be hurt by the predicted temperatures. 'GoldRush' apples will be available for pick-your-own customers after the rain stops and it warms up, from Sun. afternoon Nov. 3