Spring is in the air &
cherry season is here!
Our cherry orchards are blooming and we're getting ready to ship. Kick off summer with the finest cherries money can buy!
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Four Generations of Family Farming
Founded in 1918, Chinchiolo Farming has been family owned and operated ever since.
We pride ourselves in bringing you nature's finest fruits and nuts.
Experience Lodi Blooms
Visit the farm for a unique experience
Lodi Blooms is a beautiful and historic orchard that offers a harmonious blend of tradition and forward-thinking practices that culminate in an unmatched cherry experience.
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Reserve Your Spot for Next Season: Farm to Table Dinners
A unique farm to table experience at the beautiful Lodi Blooms
- Orchards 4-course wine
- Dinner with local Lodi wine pairings
- Sunset cherry picking
- A blend of culinary delight and natural beauty
Frequent 🍒 Questions
When is Cherry Season?
Our cherry season is typically from Mid-May to Mid-June. Mother nature is ultimately the boss thus our season can vary from year to year.
When will my cherries arrive?
If you have pre-ordered your cherries expect that they will arrive between Mid-May and Mid-June. Our Farmer's Choice selection is sent throughout the cherry season. The Coral Champaign Variety is the first variety to ripen, followed by Bing, then the Grand Finale Lapin.
Can we pick cherries at your orchard?
Absolutely! We open up one of our orchards to the public. This orchard is called Lodi Blooms and is a very popular destination for families, couples or anyone wanting to get our in mother nature.
Head over to our Lodi Blooms page for all the information you will need to enjoy cherry picking for yourself.
Are your cherries organic?
At Chinchiolo Farming Co., we take pride in offering both traditionally grown and organic cherries, catering to a variety of preferences and dietary needs.
While our traditionally grown cherries require the use of Pyrethroid insecticide to combat an invasive fly from Asia, we are deeply invested in finding safer, non-pesticide alternatives through active participation in industry research.
Our commitment to sustainability is reflected in practices like cover cropping, efficient water use, and employing beneficial insects to enhance crop health.
Our organic cherries, although challenged by the need for more frequent applications due to the less effective nature of organic pesticides, are grown with the utmost care to ensure they meet the high standards our customers expect.
Both our traditional and organic farming methods strictly adhere to GLOBALG.A.P. standards, ensuring all our cherries not only comply with rigorous food safety regulations but also represent our dedication to providing safe, high-quality produce.
We understand the importance of your health and safety and are committed to transparency about our farming practices. To learn more about our adherence to GLOBALG.A.P. standards and our journey towards sustainable and safe farming, we encourage you to visit GLOBALG.A.P.'s website.
When do you deliver and how long does shipping take?
In order to ensure freshness, all orders ship on Monday or Tuesday following fruit ripeness and/or order receipt. We try to minimize the time transit time to 2 days.
How much do your cherries cost?
Our standard box of cherries begins at $65, offering a 4-pound pack to delight your senses, while our family-sized box is priced at $110, designed to cater to those looking for a more generous quantity of 8-pounds.
Sold at Nugget Market
Find our Cherries in markets in the Sacramento Valley, Marin and Sonoma Counties.
Orchard Report
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April Orchard Report: Cherry 🍒 Cell Division & Sizing
We’ve got good news. While the bloom was light, that means fewer cherries—but bigger ones. 🍒 April is bring us near-perfect weather, and the trees are now laser-focused on growing...
April Orchard Report: Cherry 🍒 Cell Division & Sizing
We’ve got good news. While the bloom was light, that means fewer cherries—but bigger ones. 🍒 April is bring us near-perfect weather, and the trees are now laser-focused on growing...
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March Orchard Report: A Bloom 🌸 Worth Believing In
It’s bloom season in the orchard, and the trees are alive with possibility. 🌸 This year, nature threw us a few curveballs—but we’re still feeling incredibly hopeful about the harvest...
March Orchard Report: A Bloom 🌸 Worth Believing In
It’s bloom season in the orchard, and the trees are alive with possibility. 🌸 This year, nature threw us a few curveballs—but we’re still feeling incredibly hopeful about the harvest...
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Orchard Insider: Chill Portions & the 2025 Cherry Crop
This season’s chill accumulation seems to have set us up for success, with our rest-breaking target hit about five days earlier than last year. More chill in November is a...
Orchard Insider: Chill Portions & the 2025 Cherry Crop
This season’s chill accumulation seems to have set us up for success, with our rest-breaking target hit about five days earlier than last year. More chill in November is a...
