Alto Farms-Heavenly Blueberries

06/03/2019

Sad 😞 to report that we do not have berries this year. The winter was not cold enough this year for our variety of berry. As you know we have older cultivars that need Some cold weather to set fruit.

We Will miss seeing you and sharing our heavenly berries. We have had lots of wildlife and our blue bear 🐻 is back. We continue to steward the forest to nurture the the natural varieties of wildlife and plants. It’s a beautiful thing.

Have a great summer full of fun and adventure.

03/25/2019

Natures way of renewal. We burn to create habitat

03/25/2019

Natures way of renewing. We burn to create natural habitat.

02/16/2019

Beautiful day working at the farm. Going to plant some long leaf pines to enhance our pine ecosystem. The rain has been sweet everything is budding.

06/23/2018

Thanks everyone for a great season- we love all your smiles and we all love those heavenly berries. Have a great summer.

06/14/2018

We will be open for picking on Saturday, June 16 from 9am to 1pm. This is probably our last picking day based on berry ripeness and weather.

06/08/2018

Heading into another tropical weekend- the berries are peak of ripeness. We will be open from 9am to 1pm this Saturday, June 9.

05/25/2018

A good week for our heavenly berries - mixture of rain and sunshine have made them even sweeter. Come pick Saturday morning from 8am to 12:30pm $5.00 per pound.

05/14/2018

Finally, the berries are ready! The tropical rain this week will only plump and sweeten them. We will be open on SATURDAY May 19th from 8am until 1pm. Heavenly Berries, No chemicals anywhere, anytime. Just sunshine and rain. $5/lb U-pick Remember, this is a little bit of wilderness- wear long pants and boots! But the berries are worth it.

04/12/2018

It’s looking good for Heavenly Berries this year - keeping our fingers crossed

The Florida Blueberry Growers Association (FBGA) is predicting a good year for blueberries despite a recent grower survey showing significant crop damage. Last week, FBGA asked its members to respond to a survey reporting any crop loss they are seeing in their fields. With a third of the state’s a...

04/01/2018

Lots of little green blueberries and white flower blackberries and ferns and flowers. Spring is here and nature is happy