You can find a list of fruits in season on the website here. It's technically not Winter yet but I think you will find some winter fruits already now. It's about 20-30mins from the main Yarra Valley area I think. It's not too far though. Every time I went there, I was staying around Yarra Valley areas.

There are numerous fruit and various varieties of the same fruit. I would not attempt to name the fruits as there are so many.

G'day yes there are quite a few wineries close by . The only way you can do the fruit tasting adventure is on the tractor we have found most people are unable to walk the distance. No need to book just wander in when it suits, come hungry as there are a lot of varieties to pick and taste.

By June we will have some of our Winter fruits ready for sampling, and still plenty of our Autumn fruit at the end of their season. Some of the fruits we are likely to have include Kiwi fruit, Persimmon, guava, pepino, tamarillo, inca berries, dutch medlar and a large range of citrus - lemons, limes, oranges, mandarins, grapefruit, lemonades & more. Fruit Tasting Tractor Tours run all day on demand between 9am - 4pm, no need to book for small groups less than 15 people.

I'd expect there would be the typical summer fruits, the stone fruits like plum, peaches as well as tomatoes. I 'm not sure what berries they have but I know they have berries. I went during winter and there was a goodly amount so I'd imaging summer they'd be more variety. Drop them an email. I did the tractor ride and did the pick as much fruit as you like thing, I think it was $30, and $5 a kilo for fruit you want to take home. The tractor ride was great. There's bottling classes available, don't know how often they run but there about $90 which includes 5 jars of fruit if I remember. They also have how to prune your fruit tree classes, but that all I know about them. They also have a cafe.

Well for sure the blossoms would look beautiful in full flower. They have blossom tours even. I'm not sure about which fruit would be ready to pick though, Kiwi is on the vine til then they said. You can also have a go on the cherry picker so you'd see an amazing view not just of the blossoms but the surrounding hills which is rather breathtaking. most websites have a contact us section so you can email them I'd say..

No admission, the tractor tour is $25, well worth it,