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Shizuka

Cricklewood Farm & Corn Maze

Posted on March 26, 2024 by wpadminJuly 17, 2024

image of Shizuka apple Sweet/tart to sweet, juicy. Similar to Mutsu. Excellent eating apple. Used in salads, baking and cider, stores well. Resists browning.

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A Fond Farewell: We're retiring at the end of the 2025 season.

To Our Valued Customers and Friends,

As you may or may not know, Brent and I have been trying to slow down as we have advanced in our years. After a lot of deliberation we have made the bittersweet decision to retire.

This has been more than just a business to us - it’s been a way of life, a place where generations have come to celebrate fall traditions, and where we’ve had the honour of being a part of your family memories.

We are deeply grateful for your support, and your continued visits over the years.

We cannot go without expressing our deep gratitude to the employees we have had the opportunity to work with over the years. They have been the backbone of our business and they will be truly missed.

While this chapter is coming to a close, the memories will live on. We look forward to spending more time with our families and embarking on new adventures in our lives.

Thank you for being part of our journey.

Beth, Brent, and Alexis Siwicky

Check our detailed 2025 operating dates and hours here.

Environmental Care

In an effort to remain environmentally conscious, we encourage you to bring your own bags and containers for picking apples and raspberries this year as well.

We hope that together we can make a difference for the planet. Thank you for your understanding!

Updated apple types and ripening information can be found at the bottom of our apple page - click here and scroll down!

For SPECIFIC apple types, up-to-the-day ripening times can be found on our Facebook page, here:

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