Well, we have them down the street, but I don't think that will do you much good. That farm also has raspberries. Cherries are about 15 miles north.

I don't even like strawberries, so I'm very glad when the next fruits come in.

No, I'm not going to tell you about the blueberry farm just down the road from me - since that would require about a 300-mile roundtrip for you ! - but I
always love to remind folks what excellent additions blueberry bushes make to
almost any garden. . .handsome foliage, plenty of fruit (since you need two
or three varieties for optimum pollination), and great Fall color. My three
shrubs are part of a mixed border (alongside the dogwood since they share a love of acid soil), each fruiting at a different time so I get fruit over a full month's time; the shortest bush is about 2-foot, the tallest about 4-foot, and planted in a 3-foot triangle, so they're not taking up much space! As a bonus, there's a clump of late-blooming chrysanthemums in the center of the triangle, which sprawl with abandon amongst the bushes. And you just
can't beat stuffing your face down there every morning with sun-warmed
organic fruit - like I've been doing for over a week now ! Care is absolutely
minimal: some fresh compost each Spring, a pine-needle mulch each
summer, and maybe some acid fertilzer if you're feeling energetic. . .that's it!

Carl

Where're you at, Marie?

There's a couple of local places around Rochester, NH if you're nearby:

Butternut Farm on Meaderboro Road
Allberry Farm in Strafford

It's Booberry season!!!

Hmm, seems a couple of us live down the street from a blueberry farm, lol! I've got a PYO a half mile down the road from me. (They also sell strawberries, pumpkins, and Christmas trees, so I'm set pretty much all year, lol!)

:)
Dee

check this out for massachusetts

Here is a link that might be useful: PYO

thanks, wendy. I hadn't gotten around to looking this up, and I appreciate your taking the time. Have we ever met at swap? just wondering.

I've been to Annie's in NH a couple of times, that's all.

I was surprised at that list myself. I'm off to a place near me that I just read about on that list. I don't PMO, but love to buy fresh and local. Haven't gotten any yet.

Anyone know how the prices are this year? Was it a good season with all the rain?

litchfield hills blueberry farm in CT.

Hi idabean. I am going to pick in Northboro today at Tougas.

WG