STRAWBERIES U-PICK or WE PICK

OPEN Thursday thru Sunday

9 AM - 5 PM

Look for the sign on Wiscon Road!

Blueberries

CLOSED UNTIL APRIL, 2012

Look for the sign on Wiscon Road!

Morning and afternoons are the best time to beat the heat. For your safety and ours, the fields will be closed during inclement weather.

Please call ahead to check on berry conditions and availability!

George and Joan Casey stared their agricultural career in 1962 when George took over his Father's dairy farm located in Largo, Florida. In 1970, the Caseys purchased their first beef cattle. After many side ventures in real estate, George and Joan returned to their farming heritage and purchased Land in Hernando County in 2001. Today this property is the home of 30 head of Angus cattle and 10 acres of over 17,000 plants with 9 varieties of blueberry plants. The family run farm operated by the next generation of Caseys, Jeff & Debrah Casey, have added 1 acre of over 20,000 strawberry plants. Start your own family tradition, and join the Caseys in Mid December to pick fresh strawberries, and then again in May to pick fresh ripe blueberries. Hurry, they won't last long!

What to bring:

• We have buckets that you can use for picking and bags for carrying them home.
• Wear hats and sunscreen for your protection and it can get hot.
• Wear old shoes as it may be muddy.  No sandles or flip-flops.
• Picnic areas are available for guests to use. You may want to pack a lunch.
• Port-o-lets and hand washing facilities available on site.

Other Vegetables

Vegetables available on site at Family Vegetable Stand - Tomatoes and more. We grow our own vegetables in our new High Tunnel House & Green House. Call ahead for availability.