The Moutoux Barn in Wheatland, Loudoun County, VA

Moutoux Orchard is a third-generation, family owned and operated farm located in Loudoun County, Virginia, near the town of Wheatland. If you've never tried our delicious fresh fruits and vegetables, you're missing out on one of the summertime's sweetest treasures.  We pride ourselves on providing our customers with the ripest, highest-quality produce available. All of our produce is picked fresh by hand, by the family and sold locally to our community at various markets. We are most famous for our delicious peaches ripened to perfection by the summer sun, of which we have over two dozen varieties. However, we have planted new orchards of Apples, Cherries, Plums, and Pears which will be bearing fruit soon, hopefully by the 2009 season. Additionally we are establishing plantings of strawberries, blueberries, and raspberries at our Loudoun farm, as well as looking into ventures in pasture-based animal production and small scale grain production, including wheat, barley, and rye for grinding to flour.

2008 Markets
*Potomac Vegetable Farms in Vienna -- Every weekend in Peach Season, starting in early to mid July, and going into mid-September. Open Saturdays 10-3 and Sundays 11-3. The stand is located on Route 7, four miles West of Tyson's Corner. Selling our delicous peaches as well as our home grown whole wheat flour.

Wednesday afternoons at the farm -- Every Wednesday through the summer from 4-7. We are between Purcellville and Lovettsville, on Purcellville Road, 1/2 mile north of Route 9. Turn in at our sign, and head back to the red roofed barn. We will be selling our peaches, vegetables, and whole wheat flour. We also have a small vegetable CSA with pick up during stand hours. We would take extra members on through the remainder of the season, so contact us if you're interested.

MOUTOUX ORCHARD HAS MOVED!
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** We do not have pick-your-own produce at this time at our farm in Loudoun County. We have planted new orchards of apples and cherries and expect to have pick-your-own in 3-4 years once those trees mature. Stay in touch!!

Sneak Preview of the New Orchard For about 3 weeks in March 2005 we were busy at work planting a new orchard at our Wheatland farm. First we had to build a new deer fence for protection, and then we planted approximately 650 mixed fruit trees in the last week of March. See the sneak preview of our orchard and some photos of our work.

Don't miss our beautiful and delicious peaches on stand in August at the height of the season!