We are building a new website so info on this one may not be correct. Here is the scoop as of April 7, 2026:

Market opens May 8 for Friday, Saturday, & Sunday shopping 10am-5pm. The Donut Hut and our new food truck,Happy Apple Eatery, will be open 10am-3pm for lunch and delicious donuts. We planted a field of poppies! We’re expanding cut your own flowers. We’re adding pick your own pumpkins. Apple and pear crops look amazing but we lost about half of our peach crop due to -14 degree night in January. Dormant peach buds can only take about -12. But, there will still be some homegrown peaches! YUM!

Taste of Branstool free tasting event is Saturday and Sunday, May 9 & 10, 10am-4pm.

Junk in the Trunk vintage sale behind the market is May 9, June 13, and July 11 from 10am-4pm.

Peach and Apple Tree Sale begins online on Monday, April 13 with pickup between May 8 and May 10. Details coming soon!

Pickle Party is Sunday, June 28. Tasting tickets go on sale mid-May.

Lots more fun farm fun to come! Stay tuned!

Welcome to Branstool Orchards & Farm Market

Located just 45 minutes northeast of Columbus, Branstool Orchards is set in the scenic countryside of Utica, Ohio.

Marshall Branstool, the son of a grain farmer, began growing peaches on rented land in 1983. Ten years later he bought the land where the orchard currently sits and started growing apples to go along with his wonderful peaches. Now, more than 40 years later, the orchard and the business continue to grow, but Marshall’s commitment to growing high-quality fruit has remained the same.

We are best known for our sweet and juicy peaches, but our crisp apples and savory pears are increasingly popular year after year. Our picturesque orchard sprawls across 75 acres of rolling hills.

We grow more than 15 varieties of peaches, 35 different apple varieties and Bartlett pears. We wait to pick our peaches, apples, and pears until they are ripe, ensuring that our customers get the best fruit possible. We offer U-Pick peaches, apples, flowers, and flowers here in Utica as well as having an open-air market with fresh, local produce and pantry staples from nearby vendors and farmers.