Tagge's Famous Fruit & Veggie Farms

Our take

What the record actually confirms

Tagge’s Famous Fruit & Veggie Farms operates at 3431 South Highway 89 in Perry, Utah, part of Box Elder County’s Fruit Way corridor. The company has been family-owned since 1977, according to its own site, and describes roughly 80 total acres of orchards spread across Perry, Willard, Corrinne, and Huntsville — a notably larger and more geographically spread operation than most single-site orchards in this research batch. Apples, however, are a relatively small piece of that footprint: about 6 of the 80 total acres, per the company’s own description. Hours are generous and consistent across the week: Monday through Thursday from 9am to 7pm, Friday and Saturday from 9am to 8pm, and Sunday from 9am to 6pm.

Not a u-pick apple destination, and the company says so itself

This is one of the more important honest distinctions in this entire research batch. Tagge’s own About page describes its retail model in terms of fruit stands and farmers markets — it makes no mention of pick-your-own apple picking anywhere. That’s a meaningfully different business model from the majority of orchards in this file, which explicitly advertise u-pick as a core offering. Rather than assume a smaller apple acreage still means casual u-pick access, this record treats the company’s own silence on the subject as the more reliable signal: Tagge’s appears to be a farm-stand-and-orchard operation where customers buy already-harvested fruit rather than pick it themselves. It’s included in this dataset specifically as that kind of farm-stand-with-orchard-on-site listing, per the underlying research spec’s definition of a qualifying visitor orchard, rather than as a confirmed u-pick stop.

Known for other fruit, not apples

Per the company’s own site, Tagge’s is best known locally for Brigham City peaches and Willard Bay blackberries — two specialties tied to specific, well-regarded growing areas in this part of Utah. That reputation, combined with apples representing only a small slice of the business’s total orchard acreage, suggests a visitor coming specifically for apples might find a narrower selection or experience here than at an orchard where apples are the headline product. That’s not a criticism of the business, just a reasonable expectation to set based on what the company itself emphasizes.

Long, consistent hours — a genuine strength

Whatever the apple-specific limitations, Tagge’s does offer some of the most generous and consistent daily hours of any operation in this research batch, open every day of the week with evening hours on Friday and Saturday extending to 8pm. For a visitor who just wants dependable access to a farm stand without needing to check a narrow window of days, that consistency is a real, checkable advantage over several other listings in this file.

What’s still missing

No apple variety names, pricing, or 2026-specific apple season information were found anywhere in available sources. Given the company’s emphasis on peaches and blackberries, it’s plausible its own marketing simply doesn’t foreground apple-specific details, but that’s an inference rather than something stated directly.

Bottom line

Tagge’s Famous Fruit & Veggie Farms is a long-established, family-run fruit business with generous daily hours and a strong reputation for peaches and blackberries — but its own site gives no indication that visitors can pick their own apples, and apples make up only a small fraction of its overall orchard acreage. Anyone specifically wanting a hands-on apple-picking experience should look elsewhere in this dataset; anyone wanting quality local fruit from a stand with reliable hours will find that here, per the company’s own description.