Behind the Scenes

The Harry & David bakery tradition dates back to 1978.

Pears are our business. That's why we still pick all of ours by hand.

If you've asked this question, keep reading to learn more about this classic Harry & David gift.

There's more to it than just being better than silver or bronze.

The world's most famous pears are ripe for the picking...and ordering.

A lot has changed since Harry & David started delivering fruit in 1934. But its pears are just as delicious today as they were back then.

Ever hear of a penetrometer? Well, it's a very important tool used to pick the best pears.

A step-by-step guide to how Harry & David grows, picks, packs, and ships the juiciest pears.

Meet the Wisconsin original that brings Old World flavors — and game-day fun — to every spread.

Celebrate the richness of the season with a blend of cozy, nostalgic treats and exciting new twists.

This succulent fruit is a staple in Southern Oregon, where it is being carefully harvested, boxed, and shipped to its eagerly awaiting fans.

Enjoy mouthwatering snacks on the shores of Alaska!

What was first a French delicacy has blossomed into an Oregon icon.

Have you ever wondered what goes into all the mouthwatering prepared meals that Harry & David creates?

A look back at the legacy of Wolferman’s Bakery. 

If you or a loved one is passionate about fruit or wine or cheese or dessert, we have a club for that.

A tell-all interview with the coolest bunny in Southern Oregon.

If you love cake but your body doesn't love gluten, Wolferman's Bakery has come to the rescue.

You better act now to get your hands on the juiciest citrus grown in America.

Bold flavors and big crunch. Introducing Harry & David’s new line of Bear Creek Nuts and Snacks.

This treat-filled tower is one of the original Harry & David holiday gifts and is still a bestseller after all these years.

It’s one thing to craft an extraordinary gift — but it’s the special touches that set Harry & David apart from the rest.

Two brothers started shipping luxury pears for the holidays amid the Great Depression. What could go wrong?

Learn all about Christmas' most misunderstood dessert.