Grow your own delicious onions! Humans have been cultivating and enjoying onions since Ancient Egyptian times, and it’s plain to see why. They are easy to grow and complement a wide variety of dishes. But for the modern beginner…
Customers have asked many questions about the availability and accessibility of our plants during these trying times, so we wanted to address your FAQ’s: 1.) Am I able to buy plants at Wolff’s right now? Yes! We are open for…
We had a blast at our staff & family Pumpkin Carving Party!
Why Eat Local? Ask Fran Wolff. As the 4th generation owner of Wolff’s Apple House and someone who grew up in a farming family, Fran is uniquely positioned to talk about this issue in a straightforward, common-sense way. I recently…
Which heirloom pumpkin makes the BEST pumpkin pie? …we decided to find out! On Sunday, October 1st, we held our first-ever pumpkin pie baking contest! All staff members were invited to bake a pie from scratch using one of our…
Two words that mean a lot… Wolff’s Core Values As many of our customers know, Wolff’s has experienced a lot of challenges in the past two years. Peter Wolff’s sudden illness and death was a shock and an incalculable loss…
Follow these tips to keep your hanging baskets and planters healthy and blooming all season long! Is my light right? When you buy your basket, you’ll want to have an idea of where it’s going and how much light that…
Wolff’s Apple House: Always in Season “Always in Season” is our motto around here. We get as much locally grown produce as we can, but did you know that this includes the cold, “out-of-season” months as well? Our close relationships with local…
Seckel Pears are back! We’ve reached an annual milestone at the Apple House: Seckel Pears have arrived for the season! Every year, as early as mid-September, these diminutive gems become available from local orchards, and Delaware County residents are all the…
Did you know? Just a few generations ago, ALL produce was organic! Farms were smaller and more numerous, and more people worked in agriculture. More folks had home gardens. Weeds, diseases, pests, and soil health were concerns then as now,…
