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Summer Shade Farms

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Summer Shade Farms specialize in all kinds of fruit, fruit products and vegetables Next Up, Raspberries. This is a new crop for us.

HoneyBerries did not like the heat or all the water, so the crop is basically a failure. :( Next year we are hoping things will go better. We will have a lot of work to do in the patch this fall, it will hopefully look completely different next year. We expect the raspberries to be ready for U-pick mid August. The prices are listed below.

$4.00 Pint (provided)
$12.00 2-quart container (provided)

If you bring your own bucket, the prices are as follows:
$20.00 4-quart
$24.00 5-quart
$28.00 6-quart

We will have garlic soon. We expect to be harvesting by the end of July, or beginning of August.

24591 County Line Road. We are located 3/4 mile south of Hwy 70, first farm on the right side of the road. During the summer months we harvest from the garden: Green onions, onions, beets, carrots, cantaloupe, watermelon, zucchini, and others. We take our extra vegetables and turn it into a very Yummy Bloody Mary mix, so it's all made with fresh ingrediencies straight from our ground. Just message me if you are looking for anything, I have a selection of Jams and Jellies at the farm and can arrange for on farm sales before we get going to the farmers market. The HoneyCrisp crop is looking great! I've been out spraying garlic every week to keep the pests away from the crop. We plan on stocking the stand at the farm with apples as soon as we can, sometime in September. With the passing of our daughter, Morgan, things have been emotionally difficult to get to the market this season. We are using our garden time as therapy for us and for Morgan's children, teaching them all about what grows in the garden and how to take care of it. We were hoping to be in full production by 2028, but due to a change in our family, that might get pushed back some, we will see where this adventure takes us. Our fruit yields are increasing every year, with apples being our main crop. They should be in full swing by 2028. HoneyBerries (Haskap) are a fun first early summer crop each year, with Raspberries starting in August. We have homemade Jams, Jellies and Shrubs and select juices, all made out of our own fruit, and a few other favorites we cannot grow in NW Wisconsin (Peach). We grow our fruit as sustainable and natural as we can. We NEVER spray for insects, they are an important part of our ecosystem. We do spray garlic on almost all of our fruit crops (not the HoneyBerries), this spray is offensive to the insects we do not want in the garden, so the moths and leaf hoppers and fruit flies go and live elsewhere. We also spray an organic boron and calcium spray. Our land is low in boron, which is important in cell development to make our fruit yummy. If anyone wants any more information on any of our practices, just ask, my degree is in Horticulture with a minor in biology. Together, John and I have been gardening for over 60 years and love to talk about growing fruits and vegetables.

10/25/2026

We worked all day in the beautiful fall weather to get the garden boxes cleaned up and ready for garlic. 4 of them will be planted in garlic in a few weeks. The other boxes will be all set to start planting onions next April. 🙂

10/20/2026

Hey all,

The raspberry patch is now closed for the season. Thank you all for coming out and picking at the patch. We look forward to next season. Until next year, have a great winter!

Thank you!
Jackie, John and Marilyn

10/10/2026

It's the last market of the season today! Burnett County Farmers' Market from 10am to 1pm

We picked another round of our fall beets, carrots and radishes!

We also have onions, squash, potatoes, garlic, jams, jellies and shrub! Aronia shrub is back in stock!

Hope to see you at the market!
Thank you!

Jackie, John, Leo and Athena

10/04/2026

Good morning.

The raspberry patch will be closed until Tuesday to let the berries rest and have time to ripen. We will open back up on Tuesday, October 6th. It's going to be a beautiful fall day that day and there should be plenty of berries.

The farm Stan is still open, we have lots of beautiful butternut squash and a few more tomatoes, This might be the last week of tomatoes. There is grape juice, and jam stocked at the stand. There is also a lot of handmade items that would be one of a kind gifts for the upcoming holidays.

24591 County Line Road. 3/4 mile south of Hwy 70 on county line road. First farm on the right.

Thank you!
Jackie, John and Marilyn

10/03/2026

Burnett County Farmers' Market today from 10am to 1pm.

We have fresh pressed c***r, grape juice, squash, onions, garlic, potatoes and fresh picked radishes.

Hope to see you there!

10/03/2026

Apples are picked, let the c***r pressing begin!

10/01/2026

Fall planting of beets... they are beautiful!

09/30/2026

Raspberry picking is still going strong. This week will be a good week to head to the patch and enjoy the fall colors, and the fall weather and pick some beautiful raspberries!

24591 County Line Road, Spooner, WI 3/4 mile south of Hwy 70 on county line road, first farm on the right.

The tomatoes are now coming to an end. There are just a few baskets left in the farm stand.

We have lots of butternut squash at the stand.

We will be a the market on Saturday, hopefully we will have some fresh pressed c***r along with apples, and a few surprises.

See you soon!

Jackie, John and Marilyn

09/26/2026

We are not at the market this morning, but there are still raspberries at the farm.

Pick your own raspberries on this beautiful fall day.

24591 County Line Road. We are 3/4 mile south of Hwy 70, first farm on the right.

We also have squash available at the stand along with a variety of other items.

Thanks!
Jackie, John and Marilyn

09/19/2026

It's Market time!

We have plenty of tomatoes on board today! Along with butternut squash and garlic.

I finally got a fresh batch of Bloody Mary mix made along with another batch of apple butter!

Burnett County Farmers' Market today from 10am to 1pm.

Raspberries pick your own are open today from 10:30 to 5pm. Head over and enjoy the calm of the patch and enjoy this cool weather.

See you soon!
Jackie, John and Marilyn
(Beets in 2 weeks!)

Address

24591 County Line Road
Spooner, WI

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 4pm
Tuesday	10am - 4pm
Wednesday	10am - 4pm
Thursday	10am - 4pm
Friday	10am - 4pm
Saturday	10am - 3pm
Sunday	1pm - 4pm

Telephone

+17156450996

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