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Blackberry farms

19 years ago

Are there any 'pick your own' blackberry farms within an hour or so of the Atlanta area?

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razorback33
19 years ago
The GA Dept. of Agriculture Market Bulletin occasionally lists locations of "Pick your own" fruit, berries & vegetables in the ad section. Didn't find any listings in the current edition, but a new one will be issued Wed. May 16.
The Market Bulletin is issued and mailed biweekly and is free to all GA residents. The ads are also posted online, link below.
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Here is a link that might be useful: Market Bulletin Ads
sugarhill
19 years ago
Definitely keep checking the market bulletin. They have a special "pick your own" edition coming up soon. It might be the May 16 edition. I know from last year that there are some blueberry farms near Atlanta, but don't remember about blackberries.
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scotland1
19 years ago
Here's a Web site with pick your own farms by state. Scroll down to pick Georgia. I checked it a couple of weeks ago, and it's been updated recently.

Here is a link that might be useful: Pick Your Own

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