730 Route 208 Gardiner, NY 12525 We are very glad that you have stopped by our web-site. If you
find yourself in the Gardiner area, please stop in and visit. Four generations of the Tantillo family have been
growing and selling the best fresh fruits and vegetables on their farm in the
scenic Town of Gardiner located in the heart of Ulster County. Frank Tantillo transformed this Gardiner dairy farm to fruit and vegetables in
1932. For over 77 years the family (now including great-grandchildren) have owned and operated this grassroots business providing wholesome, homegrown
quality. June through October the farm is bustling with "pick your own" cherries, tomatoes, pears, apples, and
pumpkins. The roadside market has a complete selection of farm fresh and
local produce including all the homemade "extras". The finest farm-fresh ingredients go into the pies, cakes, jams, jellies, doughnuts, muffins, breads, and ice cream cakes made daily on the premises.
Seasonal homemade fruit toppings add a special touch to the culinary masterpieces created at the ice cream bar. Last modified: October 19, 2009
PHONE:(845) 256-9109 Winter: (845) 255-6196
HOURS: Ice Cream: 11am-6pm Farm Market: 9am-6pm
WE ARE FEATURED IN THE AUGUST EDITION OF THE HUDSON VALLEY MAGAZINE!!
[Click here to view our available Pies --
Click here to view our available Party Platters]
We are harvesting:
Golden Delicious, Rome, Crispin, Empire, Jonagold, Honeycrisp, Gala, and Cortland Apples, Peppers (Hot, Sweet, and Frying),
Yellow and Red Plums, Apricots, String Beans, Beets, Eggplant, AWESOME Local Corn
Pick Your Own: Everyday 9-4:30pm
Weekends: *Homemade Cider Doughnuts, Hot Apple Cider, Hot Soup and lunch Items, Free Hayrides and Parking*
Peppers (Bell, Hot, Sweet and Frying)
Apples: Golden Delicious, Rome, Crispin, Empire, Jonagold, Honeycrisp, Gala, and Cortland
Why Shop Locally?
The disappearance of local businesses leaves a social and economic void that is palpable and real, even when it is unmeasured.The quality
of life in Gardiner, NY changes in ways that seem subtle but the changes in the nature of our community are profound. Most people embrace the idea of distinctive businesses with local character, but often forget that the
survival of these businesses depends on your patronage.
Thank you for your patronage!
Eating locally produced foods is better for you, better for kids,
better for the planet.You can improve your diet, conserve energy,contribute to a cleaner environment, and
support your local economy by purchasing more food grown closer to home.
WE ARE SELLING THE NEW BOOK
HUDSON RIVER VALLEY FARMS:THE PEOPLE AND THE PRIDE BEHIND THE PRODUCE.
(author:Joanne Michaels). We are one of the 40 NY farms featured.
Our Mission