Autumn hardwood forest in the southern mountains

Cherry Log, Georgia · Opening Fall 2029

Come to the orchard. Buy at the stand.

Cherry Log Orchards is a working planting on Highway 515 — apples, grapes, berries, and stone fruit. We open to visitors in Fall 2029. This website is how to find us, not a cash register.

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The year on the mountain

Seasons

Spring

Bloom on the stone fruit and apples. The vineyard wakes. This is a quiet season to walk the rows, not a retail season yet.

Summer

Berries, cherries, nectarines, and peaches when the trees are bearing. The first jars of jam start in the kitchen.

Fall

Apples, pears, and grapes — and the farm stand itself, opening Fall 2029. Bags, crates, jelly, jam, and wine at the counter.

Winter

Dormant wood, pruning, and planning the next crop. The gate stays honest: we are not a year-round storefront.

At the stand

Jelly, jam, wine, bags of fruit, and crates — rung up in person when we open.

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What grows here

The apples, grapes, berries, and stone fruit we planted. A catalog of the land, not a cart.

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Carvers Creek

Chainsaw carvings by Michael Duke live on CarversLog.com — shop there, not here.

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The orchard & vineyard

A working planting in Cherry Log, not a brochure farm.

Gibson Gold, Granny Smith, Honeycrisp, Mutsu, and Red Delicious apples. Fredonia and Concord grapes. Apache blackberries, Fall Gold raspberries, Black Tartarian cherry, Karla Rose nectarine, Elberta, Encore, and Galaxy peaches, Santa Rosa plum, Spring Satin plumcot, 20th Century and Bartlett pears.

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