Our fruit and vegetable u-pick is closed for the season, but will be open again next July.
WE ARE CURRENTLY OPEN BY APPOINTMENT FOR PLANT SALES.
FRUIT PLANTS FOR SALE: We currently have several varieties of BLUEBERRY PLANTS (bushes) FOR SALE in one gallon and three gallon pots. High quality, vigorous, one gallon 2 year plants are 18 to 24 inch tall bushes for $6 each for under 100 plants or $4.50 each for over 100. One gallon varieties include - Duke, Sierra, Olympia, Toro, Blue Crop, Blue Ray, Patriot, Draper, Brigitta, Elliot and Aurora. Large 3 gallon potted plants are 3 ft bushes for only $14 each (3 gallon varieties limited to Duke and Aurora) . We also have RASPBERRY (Heritage and Amity), MARION BERRY, SILVAN BERRY, Chester Thornless BLACKBERRIES, BOYSEN BERRY, RED ALDER and WESTERN RED CEDAR in 1 gal pots for $5 each. Large BLACK CURRANT bushes 2 to 3 ft (Black Down and Ben Lomand varieties)- we dig $10 or you dig $7. Call Jim at 503-730-4788.
We are located in a peaceful and pictorial setting on the edge of 50 acres of woods back off the main road, about 25 miles south of Portland Oregon. We have a few picnic tables which are great for a picnic lunch or snack.
We use many earth friendly farming practices including soil erosion, fertility and water managment, and integrated pest management to minimize our chemical use. Our U-pick vegetables are all organic and we use only organic certified insecticides/fungicides directly on our fruit bushes and trees, but we do use some inorganic fertilizers and limited weed control on the ground around our berry bushes and fruit trees. Please remember to bring cash (preferred) or a check because we are not able to accept credit/debit cards. You can u-pick into your own containers, or we have buckets you can use. Sorry, dogs are not allowed in the fields due to Dept of Agriculture sanitation rules. Our picked blueberry operation has been GAP Certified (good agriculture practices) for safe food handling. On the farm we maintain portable toilets and soap/water hand wash units.
Note: Google Map is good for a map to the farm but don't follow their directions from I-5 Portland - use our's below instead.
