Have Lunch Before or After you Pick!

 
 

Ollalie Berries are very similar to blackberries, except they don't have as many thorns! This is one of our first U-Pick crops of the summer season, starting at the end of June or beginning of July. It's also one of our fastest picked, usually only lasting for three weeks. Ollalie Berries to so well, and are so popular, we hope to at least quadruple our crop this next year.

These berries are easy picking, on line vines without too many thorns. When at there ripest, they are very very sweet and juicy, and like to cover the picker with deep red juices on the hands and lips. We don't use any pesticides or chemicals on our berries, so they are all natural, and wonderfully yummy.

 

Crop Status
Typical Season
Comments

Finished Picking for 2009 Year

June 28th - July 20th

This is one of our earliest and fastest picked crops, so make sure to check back often to check on the berry status if you want to do some picking. We should a larger patch for next year.

 

Pricing*
Container Size
Price
Picking Procedure
1/2 Pint
$2.50
Check in at one of our general stores before picking. You buy a basket, then take a hay ride to the patch to pick. The hay ride is free and you get to keep your basket.
Pint
$4.50
Quart
$8.50
Gallon
$32.00

*Pricing subject to change without notice.

 

 

Variety
Ready for U-Pick*
Comments
Ollalie Berries
2010
Very sweet and juicy. Less thorns than standard blackberry bush.

*estimated date

Please Note:  the availability of the crop depends on many factors beyond our control  New berries ripen every day, and if we have many pickers, we may be "picked out" on any given day.  Early pickers have an advantage.  If you want to make sure, it is best to call 909-790-TIME before your arrival.

 
       
   

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Please Note:  the availability of the crop depends on many factors beyond our control