U-Pick Peaches and Flowers
Hours this week:
We will be transitioning to *Appointments Only* for at least the time being due to customer safety and to ensure you have an enjoyable experience. An appointment is good for one person, couple or family (1 vehicle).
We are continuing to harvest peaches and U-Pick flowers. Blackberries are to follow in a couple of weeks.
We will be posting all appointment info on our Facebook page only due to unprecedented demand/limited supply and the continued need to social distance. We apologize for the inconvenience and hope to get back to a regular schedule as appropriate.
We ask that you practice social distancing while here at the farm and only one visitor in the picking shed at a time.
All picking is subject to weather and availability.
We will be transitioning to *Appointments Only* for at least the time being due to customer safety and to ensure you have an enjoyable experience. An appointment is good for one person, couple or family (1 vehicle).
We are continuing to harvest peaches and U-Pick flowers. Blackberries are to follow in a couple of weeks.
We will be posting all appointment info on our Facebook page only due to unprecedented demand/limited supply and the continued need to social distance. We apologize for the inconvenience and hope to get back to a regular schedule as appropriate.
We ask that you practice social distancing while here at the farm and only one visitor in the picking shed at a time.
All picking is subject to weather and availability.
Please contact us for any questions or special accommodations. Check www.facebook.com/wethammock often for updates- or sign up for harvest updates below
Wet Hammock (ecology)- Also known as Cabbage palm-live oak hammocks, or prairie hammocks, are a sub-type of mesic hammocks composed principally of live oak and cabbage palm trees. They occur in central and southern Florida in prairies and floodplains, on river levees, and on slopes between dry uplands and wetlands.
U-Pick Peaches- Evaluating the crop now |
Peach update 5/3/2020:
***By Appointment Only*** Peach season should last until the second week of May. Currently booked for Saturday, May 9th. Will post more booking slots for the following weekend on Sunday, May 10th.
-Please bring your own bags/buckets to pick into (but we will have take home bags available too).
-Our normal bottled water supply will be limited, so bring what you think you will need.
-Limited seating will be available, spaced out in the peach orchard only.
We will have hand washing stations set up.
***By Appointment Only*** Peach season should last until the second week of May. Currently booked for Saturday, May 9th. Will post more booking slots for the following weekend on Sunday, May 10th.
-Please bring your own bags/buckets to pick into (but we will have take home bags available too).
-Our normal bottled water supply will be limited, so bring what you think you will need.
-Limited seating will be available, spaced out in the peach orchard only.
We will have hand washing stations set up.
U-Pick Blackberries- Large crop this year!
Blackberry update 5/3/2020:
Berries and flowers are coming along nicely, we look to have U-Pick available in Mid-May!
Berries and flowers are coming along nicely, we look to have U-Pick available in Mid-May!
U-Pick flowers- A lot of flowers this year! |
Flowers/produce update 5/3/2020:
***By Appointment only***
"U-Pick Bouquets" of flowers will begin this Saturday by appointment only at the moment. Should be great picking for Mother's Day!
***By Appointment only***
"U-Pick Bouquets" of flowers will begin this Saturday by appointment only at the moment. Should be great picking for Mother's Day!
U-Pick Blueberries- Working through expansion
Blueberry update 4/17/2020:
We recently replanted the blueberries an didn't expect much of a crop for 2020. With COVID-19 being an issue and and out of respect to the commercial blueberry farms struggling to move fruit due to many factors, we decided to not open for early blueberry picking this year (the birds love it though)!
We recently replanted the blueberries an didn't expect much of a crop for 2020. With COVID-19 being an issue and and out of respect to the commercial blueberry farms struggling to move fruit due to many factors, we decided to not open for early blueberry picking this year (the birds love it though)!
