Picking Blueberries at our Farm

Blueberries for Pick Your Own are sold by the quart for $7/quart.
We prefer cash or checks, however we do accept all credit cards.
Please feel free to bring your own containers, however we sell our blueberries by the quart so will need to measure them that way at check-out. We love when you bring your used trays but if you forget, our trays are $1/each.
You can find pre-picked pints in our Farm Stand.
It is always a good idea to check our Facebook page or call the farm before visiting to check on picking conditions. We also cannot be open during thunderstorms or heavy rain.

Tips for Visiting!

Please help us keep your visit safe and enjoyable for all by following a few simple guidelines:

Smoking: The entire blueberry farm is a smoke-free environment.
Pets: Please leave your pets at home during your visit to the farm. We love furry friends but cannot allow them at the farm for sanitary reasons and to keep the farm friendly for everyone.
Trash and Recycling: Please take all personal items and any trash home with you at the end of the day.
Picnicking: We are happy to have you
bring a picnic meal to enjoy during your visit.
Lavatory Facilities: We provide portable toilets for your use while visiting the farm.
Visitors with Disabilities: We can accommodate visitors with disabilities. If you are in need of assistance, please see a member of the farm staff.
Respectful Picking: Please do not break branches, pick leaves or unripe berries.

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Berries

Spartan: Large, abundant sweet fruit with tangy flavor
Patriot: Large aromatic and tasty, excellent for freezing
Blueray: Sweet, light blue fruit, harvest goes on for weeks
Blue Crop: Heavy sweet crop, excellent for pies
Elizabeth: Enormous berries with intense flavor
Northland: Smaller, sweet berries excellent for jams and baking

We use Integrated Pest Management at the farm to respond to pest pressure and minimize pesticide use on our farm. While we are not a certified organic farm we have committed to using only organic sprays on the blueberries that you pick. Feel free to eat our blueberries straight from the bush. We also recommend cooling your blueberries as soon as possible when you get home. Questions? Feel free to ask us via email or in person!

BLUEBERRY VARIETIES

Community Connections

Citizen Cider: Since 2016 we have been supplying blueberries to Citizen Cider in Burlington VT for their 'bRose', a refreshing cider made from a balanced combination of apples and blueberries.
Simple Roots Brewing: Simple Roots Brewing in the New North End of Burlington has used fermented blueberries from our farm for their American Dream Cream Ale.
VT Foodbank: For many years, the Vermont Foodbank has gleaned blueberries from the farm to provide fresh local fruit to Vermont families.

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Blueberry farm

BLUEBERRY VARIETIES

Community Connections

Citizen Cider: Since 2016 we have been supplying blueberries to Citizen Cider in Burlington VT for their 'bRose', a refreshing cider made from a balanced combination of apples and blueberries.

Simple Roots Brewing: Simple Roots Brewing in the New North End of Burlington has used fermented blueberries from our farm for their American Dream Cream Ale.

VT Foodbank: For many years, the Vermont Foodbank has gleaned blueberries from the farm to provide fresh local fruit to Vermont families.

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BLUEBERRY VARIETIES

Community Connections

Citizen Cider: Since 2016 we have been supplying blueberries to Citizen Cider in Burlington VT for their 'bRose', a refreshing cider made from a balanced combination of apples and blueberries.

Simple Roots Brewing: Simple Roots Brewing in the New North End of Burlington has used fermented blueberries from our farm for their American Dream Cream Ale.

VT Foodbank: For many years, the Vermont Foodbank has gleaned blueberries from the farm to provide fresh local fruit to Vermont families.