Jewett Photo Gallery

our orchards, take a look around. We produce only the highest-quality orchards

Time Photo Taken

Bloom - late February

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We live here and enjoy our rural lifestyle. Our daughter to the far left is off to college now and the middle daughter is looking at colleges now. Our son spends countless hours in the orchard with his dog, Delilah, who loves chasing the birds
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Grass is important in the orchard. Lots of good insects and bugs keep the ecosystem flourishing
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A young orchard not yet in production.
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Our favorite time of year. Nuts are being formed, bees are pollinating, and the smell is out of this world
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This is a new planting. Trees begin being harvested about the third or fourth year of life, called the "fourth leaf."
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We keep all the natural beauty surrounding the creeks and fields so we don't disrupt the wildlife who come back every year to give birth and start the next generation of jackrabbits, and other critters.
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The furry jacket surrounds the beginning of a juvenile almond. This "hull" protects the nut from extreme temperatures and pests who want to eat the sweet, milky nut forming inside the jacket.
Spring on the farm
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The bees carry the pollen on their legs and travel from tree to tree, spreading pollen to form nuts.

Photo Title: The Long Family
Time Photo Taken: Bloom - late February
Description: We live here and enjoy our rural lifestyle. Our daughter to the far left is off to college now and the middle daughter is looking at colleges now. Our son spends countless hours in the orchard with his dog, Delilah, who loves chasing the birds

Photo Title: Orchard Floor
Description: Grass is important in the orchard. Lots of good insects and bugs keep the ecosystem flourishing

Photo Title: Bee hives
Description: Our favorite time of year. Nuts are being formed, bees are pollinating, and the smell is out of this world

Photo Title: Young orchard
Description: This is a new planting. Trees begin being harvested about the third or fourth year of life, called the "fourth leaf."

Photo Title: Eucalyptus
Description: We keep all the natural beauty surrounding the creeks and fields so we don't disrupt the wildlife who come back every year to give birth and start the next generation of jackrabbits, and other critters.

Photo Title: A Nut
Description: The furry jacket surrounds the beginning of a juvenile almond. This "hull" protects the nut from extreme temperatures and pests who want to eat the sweet, milky nut forming inside the jacket.