Montana orchards directory

We are a small organic orchard and vegtable farm.  more>>

5000 apple and pear trees, many hard cider varieties  more>>

Historic Orchard being restored. First crop in 2006. Over 100 trees. Being cultivated as organic, currently 4+ years of no pesticides. Apple wood sold. May be available for events in the future. We sell apples when we are at orchard or deliver. Also available at Farmers Markets and local grocery stores.  more>>

Boja Farm is a certified organic farm which grows certified hardneck garlic and fresh herbs along with apple orchards and berries. THis is the parent company and farm for On Thyme Gourmet Inc, a fresh herbed product company.  more>>

Oakenshield Orchard is a small orchard of 200 trees. I don't pick my apples until I get a good frost to bring the sugar level up, and allow the fruit to mature. I also handpress cider. Only orangic sprays are used in the orchard.  more>>

Ross Orchards is located in the Clark’s Fork Valley, the “Fruit Basket of Montana.” Starting in 1907, William E. Ross planted and promoted apple orchards, while practicing law in the Clark’s Fork Valley. While growing up in Fromberg, his son, Jack Ross, picked apples at local orchards and sold them to passengers on trains traveling through Fromberg. Jack returned to the Clark’s Fork Valley where he practiced law from 1945 to 1973. In 1952, he planted a one acre orchard, which included Wealthies, McIntosh, and Delicious apples. In 1982, Jack’s son, John Walker Ross and his family, continued the Ross Orchard tradition of practicing law and planting a 300 tree “Ross Orchard.” The new Ross Orchard has 14 varieties of apples, which depending upon the season and weather, ripen from mid-August to late-October.  more>>

Approx 450 trees on M26 and M7 rootstock  more>>