Our 2022 Strawberry U-Pick Season came and now done for the season! The crazy weather we’ve had, from a cold and wet spring that just wouldn’t end to a sudden heat wave has just been a lot for ’em, and they just couldn’t last very long this year. We’d like to thank everyone who came out this year for making …
Our 2022 Strawberry U-Pick Season is finally here – and WOW has it been a long wait with a cold winter that just never wanted to end! Our Strawberry U-Pick fields are open again Saturday, July 9th from 9 to 5 – and TODAY IS THE LAST DAY OF THE SEASON! Get ’em now before they’re all gone. We wish …
Our 2021 Strawberry U-Pick Season came and went in a HURRY – and WOW did we have a great turnout this year! Our Strawberry U-Pick fields are now closed for the season. The heat wave we all suffered through was just too much for the plants and marked the end of their season. We’d like to thank everyone who came …
Our 2021 Strawberry U-Pick Season is finally here – and WOW have we had a great turnout so far! Our Strawberry U-Pick fields are closed today and will remain closed as we assess them daily. The heat is just too much for picking right now and has taken quite a toll on the plants. We’re hoping to be able to …
Our 2021 Strawberry U-Pick Season is finally here – and WOW did we have a great turnout on our opening day! Our Strawberry U-Pick fields will be open again on Wednesday, June 16th, from 9 to6. To make sure there are plenty of berries for everyone we walk our fields daily and only schedule a day at a time. They …
Our 2020 Strawberry U-Pick Season was a great succcess! Our Strawberry U-Pick fields were open starting the first week of June and were open until the first week of July. Next season we will again post here, on our calendar, and on Facebook, Instagram & Twitter as soon as we have more dates available so please stay tuned. * We can …
April showers bring May flowers and juicy berries! The Northwest has been treating us to some unseasonable wet and cool weather this spring. It may not be so great for the people of the Puget Sound, but the local farm crops love it! Our berries love soaking up all that rain and that could mean a record early season this …
