September has a way of hiding abundance in plain sight. At Meadows Farm, much of the woods and orchard edges still look green at first glance. The leaves have not yet given themselves over to fall. The air may still feel warm. The paths may look familiar. Then one small color interrupts the green: a bronze scuppernong hanging from a vine, a purple fig tucked beneath a wide leaf, a pear turning golden, a round hardy orange becoming easier to spot. A September fruit walk is not

“Going to the woods is going home.” - John Muir Walking around the farm is one of the most soothing activities we promote. We are firm...