Fruit farm Tromp
Fruitteeltbedrijf Tromp is a small mixed farm including apples, pears, plums and exclusive grapes. Every Saturday, you will find the tastiest seasonal produce in their home shop. Will you drop by sometime?
Sales information:
Sales of grapes of the Frankenthaler variety start at the end of July. Around the end of August, the harvest of plums, of the Reine Victoria variety, usually starts simultaneously with the harvest of apples. Successively the Delbar Estival, Cox Orange Pippin, Elstar, Goudreinette and Jonagold are harvested. Sales of grapes and plums usually run until mid-October. Apple and pear sales usually continue until March/April.
History:
The company was founded in 1898. H. Tromp bought a piece of land and started a cattle farm together with his wife A. Kostereen. Just before the war, it became popular among many smaller farmers to grow horticultural crops, such as greenhouse plants, vegetables and grapes, in addition to livestock.
Fruit farming became an important...
Sales information:
Sales of grapes of the Frankenthaler variety start at the end of July. Around the end of August, the harvest of plums, of the Reine Victoria variety, usually starts simultaneously with the harvest of apples. Successively the Delbar Estival, Cox Orange Pippin, Elstar, Goudreinette and Jonagold are harvested. Sales of grapes and plums usually run until mid-October. Apple and pear sales usually continue until March/April.
History:
The company was founded in 1898. H. Tromp bought a piece of land and started a cattle farm together with his wife A. Kostereen. Just before the war, it became popular among many smaller farmers to grow horticultural crops, such as greenhouse plants, vegetables and grapes, in addition to livestock.
Fruit growing became an important part of the business. In the late 1970s, son H. Tromp took over the business. Cattle farming stopped and fruit growing, especially grapes, became the main activity.
In 1990, J. P. Tromp took over the company. Since then, he has worked with Jordana Pestman and they continue the business as it is today. They specialise in fruit growing, especially table grapes, the Frankenthalers, which are sold to consumers in much of the Netherlands.
Opening hours
- Every Monday closed
- Every Tuesday closed
- Every Wednesday closed
- Every Thursday closed
- Every Friday closed
- Every Saturday 09.00 - 17.00
- Every Sunday closed
- On weekdays, apples, pears and plums are for sale at the roadside fruit stall.
