Farm Store Today 9:00-7:00
Dining Today 10:30-6:30
FarmYard Today 9:00-7:00
Closed Sundays

Spring at
Tuttle Orchards

April - May

ALERTS:

Activities

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DATES

April 11 - July 3, 2026

Events

There are no spring events at this time.

Farm Store

Visit our Farm Store to shop over 200 high-quality, local products! For anything we don’t grow ourselves, we partner with local Indiana businesses to provide, so visiting our store is like visiting your favorite farmer’s market at any time of year. Read more about our Farm Store.

Farm Store Spring Hours

Open: Monday - Saturday 9AM-6PM
Closed: Sunday & Memorial Day

Today's Hours: 9:00-7:00

Payment Options

We accept Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express, Cash, and Check. Sorry, we cannot accept WIC Farm Market Vouchers, SNAP, EBT or senior vouchers. 

Most Popular Spring Produce

tomatoes

Tennessee/Kentucky Tomatoes

Typically Available: Mid May-June

We work with growers in Tennessee & Kentucky to bring you great tasting tomatoes early in the season.

strawberries

Indiana Strawberries

Typically Available: Late May-June

We work with strawberry farms in Southern Indiana, Central Indiana, and Northern Indiana to bring fresh berries to our store. Not available for pick your own.

asparagus

Midwest Asparagus

Typically Available: April-May

In the spring of the year, our farm store features Asparagus from Indiana Farms like Melon Acres and Spencer Farm. We have green asparagus or purple asparagus on occasion.

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Tuttles Grown Broccoli

Typically Available: June

We grow lots of fresh broccoli for you to enjoy in recipes as well as for freezing. Click below for information about ordering half bushels for freezing.

cauliflower

Tuttles Grown Cauliflower

Typically Available: June

We grow lots of fresh cauliflower for you to enjoy in recipes as well as for freezing. Click below for information about ordering half bushels for freezing.

Tuttles Lettuce & Greens

Typically Available: May-June

In spring we have a large selection of lettuce, greens, and other vegetables from our high tunnels. Tuttles grown lettuce is an early-spring favorite each year.

Produce & Apples in Farm Store Today

Produce availability is updated daily but may be subject to change. Thanks for your understanding!

Tuttle’s Grown Lettuce & Greens

Typically Available:
Winter

Tuttle’s Grown Squash

Typically Available:
September- December

Concord Grapes

Typically Available:
early September

Gala Apples

Typically Available: End of August

Cortland Apples

Typically Available: Beginning of September

Honeycrisp Apples

Typically Available: Mid- September

Jonathan Apples

Typically Available: Mid- September

Crimson Crisp Apples

Typically Available: Mid- September

Jonagold Apples

Typically Available: End of September

Golden Delicious Apples

Typically Available: End of September

King David Apples

Typically Available: Beginning of October

Suncrisp Apples

Typically Available: Middle of October

Ludacrisp Apples

Typically Available: Middle of October

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Cafe & Sweet Shop

​​Enjoy a farm-fresh meal in our Cafe & Sweet Shop! Our farm-to-table dining options include lunches, treats, sweets, and more! Our menu features food we grow at the orchard and local products available in our Farm Store to celebrate the harvest of the season. Read More

Cafe Spring Hours

Open: Monday - Saturday 9AM-6PM
Closed: Sunday & Memorial Day

Today's Hours: 9:00-7:00
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Pre-Order

Our produce sells out quickly! Make sure you don’t miss out by pre-ordering seasonal produce in bulk from our online store. Order ahead to pick up summer produce in bulk, including corn, tomatoes, blueberries, cherries, and more!
Receive a weekly or monthly box of fresh produce from the Tuttle Tote Program! Sign up for our summer produce subscription to pick up your first box in late May.

Policies

Tuttles is a smoke-free farm, and smoking is prohibited throughout the grounds and parking areas.

Pet Policy

Please leave all pets at home. Due to food safety regulations, pets are not permitted in any growing field or food prep areas. Trained ADA service dogs that are properly restrained are welcome.

Photo Policy

Many photographers and families find Tuttle’s to be a popular spot for taking their family photos. To provide everyone with a positive, safe experience, these are our guidelines for photographers.

1.

Novice and Professional photographers are welcome to take nature/family photos in areas that are OPEN TO THE PUBLIC during the dates they are open.

We are sorry, customer drones are not permitted on the farm.

2.

During fall u-pick season, you are welcome to take photos in the pumpkin patch, apple orchard, or u-cut flower area on dates and times those areas are open to the public. During the time of year when u-pick is not open, these areas are NOT open for photos. During spring apple blossom, the orchard is not open due to the honey bees and work being done in the orchard. The apple orchard is closed to the public from Nov 1 until late August of next year. NO photos are permitted in orchard during winter spring or summer months.

The u-cut flower area is primarily planted for cut flowers and not for photos so anything that would harm the plants is not permitted including props or any stepping on the plants or cutting flowers that are not a part of a purchased bouquet.  Please keep in mind that nothing that would get in the way of guests being able to cut flowers is permitted.     

3.

Admission must be paid to any areas that have an admission cost in order to take photos in that area.

4.

Photographers are welcome to take photos during NORMAL BUSINESS HOURS. Absolutely no photos are allowed while we are closed. Please, please be courteous to our staff and be COMPLETELY finished with your photos by closing time. Failure to comply with this policy puts this policy at risk for all photographers who visit the orchard. This continues to be our biggest challenge with allowing photo sessions at the orchard – so please respect the closing time.

5.

We ask that photographers be courteous to other customers and avoid equipment or setups that might hinder others from picking, walking through the orchard, walking through the mazes, etc. Props, equipment that cannot be carried easily in hand, multiple clothes changes on site are not appropriate as these can interfere with the activity of Tuttle’s guests. Props, large light shades, ladders, furniture etc are not permitted. Using Tuttle’s restrooms for clothes changes is not permitted as it occupies the restrooms that guests are needing to use.

6.

Tuttle’s reserves the right to ask photographers end a session if they or their equipment are interfering with guest activity. Please avoid bringing any sort of equipment or props that would in ANY way disrupt other guests. Photo shoots inside the Farm Store, Greenhouse, or Cafe are not permitted as there is a limited amount of space.

7.

Please respect the natural environment and the food we are growing. Any items that are picked MUST be paid for. Filling wagons with apples for photos and leaving them in the orchard is NOT OK. We also ask that you please supervise children and ensure they are not injuring trees, plants, and items that are growing in any way.  All cut flowers must be paid for as well.

8.

Please keep safety in mind. Climbing trees, bins, or other items for photos is not permitted.

9.

Absolutely NO PETS are permitted on the orchard for photos.

10.

All photos should be family friendly in nature.

11.

If you are taking commercial photography/video that will be used for advertising or mass media purposes, please contact us first for permission/appointment. Members of the press are welcome to take photos, please contact us, and we’ll be happy to assist you.

12.

Special permission must be obtained to enter areas of the farm that are not currently open to the public – this is for your safety.

Have fun! Enjoy the farm. We hope you make lots of fun family memories.