Question 1

When are you open?

Rebecca · Accepted Answer

During blueberry season we are open daily from 9-4pm.

Question 2

What is the u-pick price?

Rebecca · Accepted Answer

We charge by volume.  The u-pick price is $6 a quart ($3 pint).

Question 3

Can I buy pre-picked blueberries?

Rebecca · Accepted Answer

Yes you can!  We try to keep a few pints available for purchase.  If you would like more than a couple of pints please call ahead to order.

Already picked blueberries are $5 a pint ($10 a quart).

Question 4

How do I pick blueberries?

Rebecca · Accepted Answer

Look for blueberries that are plump and blue throughout.  Blueberries with any red are not ripe yet.  If they are ripe they should fall off easily into your hand for you to transfer to your bucket.  Be sure to look high, low and inside the bush for the ripest juiciest berries!

Question 5

What should I do if my bucket with blueberries spills?

Rebecca · Accepted Answer

We understand that can happen sometimes and ask that you let us know.  The most important thing for us is that we get them off the ground.  We are happy to clean them up and dispose of them if needed at no charge.

Question 6

Do you have raspberries?

Rebecca · Accepted Answer

Yes!  We have a limited number of raspberry bushes.  They are generally ripe at the very beginning of the blueberry season.  Unlike the blueberries they ripen fast and are gone by mid blueberry season.  If you come to pick blueberries we will give you the option to pick raspberries if they are available.

Question 7

What should I bring with me?

Rebecca · Accepted Answer

We recommend bringing a hat, closed toe shoes and sunscreen.  We will provide you with picking containers.

Question 8

Can I bring my own picking container?

Rebecca · Accepted Answer

Absolutely!

Question 9

What forms of payment do you accept?

Rebecca · Accepted Answer

We accept Cash, Checks, Credit Cards and Venmo.

Question 10

How do I freeze the blueberries?

Rebecca · Accepted Answer

Use fresh blueberries that are completely dry when you pop them in the freezer.
You can freeze the blueberries without rinsing if you want. Just make sure to rinse them just before use.
If you prefer to rinse the blueberries first, dry them well with paper towels,
Once your blueberries are dry; line the cookie sheet or pan with plastic wrap (or other lining), then add one layer of blueberries. Try to see that they’re not touching; you want to freeze them individually. Put the pan on a level freezer shelf and freeze for 30 minutes. This way the blueberries won't stick together and you can remove just the portion you need.
Remove the pan and place the berries into your container or plastic bag. Immediately return the blueberries to the freezer.
Blueberries will keep for up to 6 months in the freezer.