Blossom Maple Farms

“	Turns out, Maple Syrup was a front for his true business, transporting heroin from Montreal on his trucks.	”
	— Jughead in narration^[src]

Blossom Maple Farms is the Blossom family business. Since its founding in 1941, the Blossoms have held a monopoly on the lucrative maple syrup trade.

Prior to Jason Blossom's death, he was the named heir of the company. After his murder, which was a PR disaster, the board of trustee's descended upon Riverdale contemplating a hostile takeover. With Jason's death and Polly Cooper pregnant and unwed, they believed Clifford had lost control of things and actively looked for a way to take the company from him.

Its true purpose was revealed to be that Cliff Blossom used the company as a front to smuggle in drugs from other countries. The Maple Farms was also the sight where Clifford presumably hung himself after being exposed as Jason's murderer.

Underneath the fertile lands, reside the Blossom mines where rich veins of Palladium could be mined.

Contributors[]

Owners[]

Cheryl Blossom
Clifford Blossom †
Penelope Blossom (formerly)
Board of Trustees †

Appearances[]

Riverdale[]

Season 6[]

Season 7[]

Chilling Adventures of Sabrina[]

Part 2[]

"Chapter Nineteen: The Mandrake"

Part 3[]

"Chapter Twenty-Three: Heavy is the Crown"

Trivia[]

The Blossom family holds a tree tapping ceremony every year to celebrate the sap harvest.
Clifford Blossom commits suicide in the barn via hanging in Season One's penultimate episode.
Cheryl forces her mother Penelope to live in the barn after exiling her, and this is where her and Hiram conspire when Cheryl spies on them.
According to Chilling Adventures of Sabrina from Ambrose's research, Private Benjamin Blossom had stolen King Herrod's crown from Hitler's bunker in 1945, and hid it within a maple tree in the maple barrens of the farm. Occultists killed him later while looking for it. Ambrose and Sabrina later found it there with an immoral compass while on the hunt for unholy regalia.
While on a quest for palladium, Hiram Lodge offered to buy the land several times before having Reggie Mantle burn the farm's maple barrens down.
In 1955, Blossom Maple Farms (Penelope, Julian, and Cheryl) advertised on Riverdale Grandstand in a live commercial with a rolling display, saying that the syrup could be good for breakfast or on ice cream. They also began selling syrup in economy-sized tins.