Showing posts with label raspberries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label raspberries. Show all posts

Saturday, August 31, 2013

West Valley U-Pick, Yakima, Yakima County, WA


West Valley U-Pick

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Contact: CINDY  BLONDE
Address: 11901 Zier Road
City: Yakima
Phone: (509) 945-5406
Hours: Crops usually available July-October: Mon-Sat, 8am-7pm, Sunday 12 pm - 5pm
Email: yakimaberries@gmail.com
Website: http://yakimaberries.com
Description:
Organic methods followed, but not yet certified.
Offering an area to park your motohome and large field for camping, a hose for water, and a primitive restroom, for those who wish to spend the night.
Prepicked produce offered. snacks and refreshment stand.


Products Offered

Vegetables

Corn, SweetEggplantPumpkins
Squash, SummerTomatoes

Fruits, Nuts & Berries

ApplesApricotBlackberries
BlueberriesCherries, SweetMelons
Raspberries

Other Products & Services

Picnic Area

Friday, August 30, 2013

Mossy Knoll Garden, Friday Harbor, WA

Mossy Knoll Garden

Mossy Knoll Garden
Contact: Frank & Vicky Giannangelo
Address: 2260 Bailer Hill Road
City: Friday Harbor
Phone: (360) 378-3535
Hours: Open year round or by appointment.
Email:
Website: http://www.avant-gardening.com/sanjuanisland.html
Description:
A series of small pocket gardens, a herb garden, and a large vegetable garden/labyrinth. Cement wall raised beds. Formal pond with a waterfall. Greenhouse. Composting area.
Seasonal un-certified organic produce for sale - culinary herbs, vegetables, salad greens, and cut flowers. A gift shop will be open in the spring of 2012. Our gardens are organic and sustainable, and we are here to offer gardening advice, encouragement, and inspiration to all who may come by. Appointments can be made to have “Tea for Two” in the garden for $5 per person.


Products Offered

Vegetables

ArtichokesArugulaBeans, Green
Beans, Yellow WaxBeetsBok Choy
BroccoliBroccoli, RomanescoBrussels Sprouts
CabbageCarrotsCauliflower
Chinese VegetablesCucumbers, SlicingEdible Flowers
EggplantGarlicGreens
Jerusalem ArtichokeKaleLeeks
LettuceLettuce, ButterLettuce, Green leaf
Lettuce, HeadLettuce, Red leafLettuce, Romaine
Onions, GreenPeas, Sugar SnapPeppers, Sweet
PumpkinsRadishesSpinach
Squash, SummerSquash, WinterTomatoes
Zucchini

Fruits, Nuts & Berries

BlackberriesBlueberriesBoysenberries
Currants, RedLoganberriesRaspberries
Raspberries, FallRhubarbStrawberries, Everbearing
Tayberries

Nursery Stock, Flowers & Ornamentals

AnnualsDahliasDried Flowers
Fresh Cut FlowersGladiolusPerennials
Sweet PeasU-Cut Flowers

Herbs

BasilChivesCilantro
DillFennelLavender
MarjoramMintOregano
ParsleyRosemarySage
SavorySorrelTarragon
Thyme

Other Products & Services

Tours

Crowfoot Farm, Lopez Island, San Juan County, WA

Contact: Eric Hall & Eleanor Fay
Address: 3759 Port Stanley Road
City: Lopez Island
Phone: (360) 468-4748
Hours: Tuesday & Fridays 9 am - 3pm from June - Labor day
Email:
Website: 
Description:
Certified organic stawberries, raspberries, blueberries and cherries in season.
Please call before visiting farm, except in u-pick season


Products Offered

Fruits, Nuts & Berries

BlueberriesCherries, PieRaspberries
Strawberries, June

Tuesday, July 2, 2013

Sakuma Bros Farms and Market, Burlington, WA

SAKUMA BROS. FARMS AND MARKET
       17790 Cook Road, Burlington
       (360) 757-8004
DIRECTIONS: From I-5, take Exit 232, drive 1.1 miles west on Cook Road. Market Stand sign and entrance to parking lots on the left.
INFORMATION: The Sakuma family has been growing berries in the Pacific Northwest since 1915 and moved from Bainbridge Island to beautiful Skagit Valley in 1939. Sakuma Bros. Farms and Markets offers a variety of berries, fruits, vegetables, and nursery plants harvested from our fields. Grab a pint, quart, or half-flat of mouth-watering strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, and blackberries or pick you own from our you-pick fields. Jams, syrups, home-baked goods, and gift items are also available at the Market Stand. You won’t be able to resist our award-winning milkshakes, smoothies, waffle cone ice cream, and our signature Berrylicous Cake - a generous slice of butter cake smothered with ice cream and fresh berries! Bring a picnic lunch, ride the tractor-pulled barrel train, and enjoy the sunshine at the Farm. For specials, a calendar of events, you-pick information, and interesting articles.
Open daily June–October.

Wednesday, March 6, 2013

Shumway's Berries

From the NW Farms and Foods website


Contact: Ladd & Paige Shumway
Address: 3957 Mount Baker Highway
City/State: Everson, WA 98247
Phone: (360) 354-5981
Email Address: shumwayberries@gmail.com
Hours: Fruit Stand open most Mondays–Saturdays, 9 am to 6 pm, June & July
Products Available at:
Bellingham Farmers Market, Farm Stand, U-Pick
Description:
Situated creekside on the scenic Mt. Baker Highway, Shumway’s Berries offers blueberries, raspberries and strawberries from its fruit stand. Shumway’s berries are deliciously large and juicy. U-pick strawberries are available from June to early July. If you would like to pick strawberries, please call for hours and U-pick locations.
Shumways also has a stand in Bellingham at the Shell station at Hannegan and Bakerview Roads.
Products:
Fruit & Berries – blueberries, raspberries, and strawberries

Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Remlinger Farms - Blueberries, Strawberries, and Pumpkins - Carnation, WA





*These are growing plants, subject to the whims of Mother Nature. To be sure crops are ready to pick, please watch for our announcements on the top of our Home page, our Facebook status, or call us at 425-333-4135 ext 250 * .
Bring the whole family to the farm for an old fashioned experience-pick your own fresh berries or pumpkins right off the plant!
We provide containers at the fields, so there is no need to bring anything except your enthusiasm!
Berries are sold by the pound and are weighed when you are done picking right there in the field. Since we use only natural fertilizers, our berries are safe to eat right from the field!
Don't forget your camera to capture priceless photos of your children!
Pre-picked berries and pumpkins are also available in season in the Farm Market, as are canning supplies. We have recipe packets available for many of our in-season berries, fruits and veggies, so be sure to stop by the Customer Service Desk in the Market to pick up yours!

Saturday, March 2, 2013

Biringer Farm - Arlington, WA - North of Everett




Arlington Berry Farm
21412 - 59th Ave NE, Arlington  425-259-0255
Directions: I-5, Exit 208, East on Hwy 530, Arlington. Go 2.4 miles. Left on 59th Ave NE.
Hours: Mid-June/July (See Website for Details & Daily Blog Updates)
Description: U-pick or we pick containers provided. Trolley to fields. Picnic around the old historic barn. Onsite parking, restrooms, and hand washing stations available.
Mid June-July: U-Pick or pre-picked Strawberries, strawberry shortcake, local honey, and Slicers (containers of fresh sliced and sugared strawberries ready-to-eat and freeze).
End June-July: U-Pick or pre-picked Raspberries and pre-picked Tayberries & Blueberries. 
RED ROOSTER ROUTE

Raising Cane Ranch - Raspberries

From the Snohomish County Tourism Bureau site:


Organic U-PICK raspberries in Snohomish
5719 Riverview Rd. Snohomish, WA 98290 phone 360-348-5804
Directions:   From Seattle, take I-5 North to Everett.  Get off at exit 194 to Hwy 2 East (onto the trestle). Take the Ebey Island/Homeacres Rd. exit and go right on Homeacres Rd.  After ~2 mi. The road bends left onto 52nd St.  Go 1.3 mi. and then go right on Swans Slough Rd.  Go 1.7 mi.
From Snohomish, take 2nd Ave. west under Hwy. 9 to Riverview Rd. and  follow the river. 
Hours: Mon/Tues/Wed/Fri/Sat/Sun 10-5pm, Thursday 10am-2pm, but hours are subject to change so please follow the latest news on the website.
Description: Certified organic raspberries (U-PICK, pre-picked, and frozen), containers provided, restroom, picnic tables, and parking on-site.  Local honey, excess farm produce, and berry related items for sale.

Mile Post 19 Farm - Raspberries

Mile Post 19 Farm - Raspberries.  I have never been, but it is on my list of places to go to in the near future.

Mile Post 19 Farm Website

Location marked on the map.

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