Lavender Update 7/9/19
As we get closer to the usual bloom time for our lavender (mid to late July), it is evident that the Polar Vortex last winter killed much of it. We have removed most of the dead plants and have replanted the two inner circles of the labyrinth with new, small lavender plants which may or may not bloom this first season.
HOWEVER ... Our Herb Garden, at the center of the Labyrinth, is always a show-stopper and is in beautiful shape. Most of our guests are immediately drawn to the Herb Garden where there's always something blooming during the summer months.
We'd like to thank our visitors who have been very kind and understanding ... and who have enjoyed the Herb Garden, the Word Garden, the market, our lunch service, and other offerings. Thank you!
As we get closer to the usual bloom time for our lavender (mid to late July), it is evident that the Polar Vortex last winter killed much of it. We have removed most of the dead plants and have replanted the two inner circles of the labyrinth with new, small lavender plants which may or may not bloom this first season.
HOWEVER ... Our Herb Garden, at the center of the Labyrinth, is always a show-stopper and is in beautiful shape. Most of our guests are immediately drawn to the Herb Garden where there's always something blooming during the summer months.
We'd like to thank our visitors who have been very kind and understanding ... and who have enjoyed the Herb Garden, the Word Garden, the market, our lunch service, and other offerings. Thank you!
Our tradition is growing
Cherry Point Farm is one of the oldest operating farms in Oceana County, Michigan; just a mile from the Lake Michigan shoreline and minutes from the Silver Lake sand dunes. This area, known as Little Point Sable, is where the sun, sand and lake come together to create a bountiful farming area, as well as one of nature's greatest playgrounds. Every summer, people come from all over the world to swim, sail, fish, and explore the beautiful white sand beaches and giant dunes ... and of course to visit Cherry Point!
The Bull family began operating the farm in 1949 and soon after opened a fruit market. A stop at Cherry Point has been a tradition for families ever since, and that tradition now includes many more experiences and activities. Whether you join us for a fish boil, a walk in the labyrinth and herb garden, a quick stop to pick up your fresh produce for dinner and a cherry strudel or turnovers for breakfast, or just to listen to the chorus of spring peepers at dusk, we hope your visit provides moments of enrichment. We welcome you.
