UPicks

The 60 acres has a 50 acre Saskatoon orchard, which has been a U-Pick for the last 18 years. We now have 4 acres of strawberries and 1 acre of raspberries in production. As well, we have planted Haskap, sour cherries, apple and plum trees and in 2016 blueberries.

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Grove Berry Patch is a family owned and operated farm with 20 acres of saskatoon berries and 1 acre of raspberries, black currants, high bush cranberries and vegetables. Grove Berry Patch is a terrific one stop shop near Edmonton for seasonal vegetables and local berries.

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We offer a wide variety of Chemical-Free fruits and veggies to U-Pick. We have a sales center with farm fresh eggs, honey and frozen treats.

We have a picnic area, playhouse, playground equipment and trampoline.

Bring Your Bags, Containers or Pails

Daily 9 – 6 pm in July and August

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Prairie Gardens offers U-Pick fans a surprising variety of heirloom pumpkins, winter squash and vegetables to pick and take home. From arugula to bok choi, winter squash, to sun-drenched strawberries & tomatoes, there’s plenty of picking opportunities for you and your family.  All garden vegetables are Non-GMO produce.

Check our website for hours.

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Come and pick our crops!

• Honeyberries (haskaps) – 3^rd week of June – one or two weekends only
• White, red, and black currants – late August preferred to let them sweeten, but mid-August is possible
• Strawberries – early July through to early August – sold primarily bare-root bundles, hanging bags, pots or containers, or frozen, but not fresh.
• Raspberries – late July through August and into September, if the weather permits.
• Saskatoons – late July through early August.
• Evans and Juliette cherries – mid-August.
• Chokecherries and pincherries – late August.
• Apples – late August through early September – if the weather permits.
• Crabapples – best after a mild, early frost.
• Rhubarb ­– very limited quantities yet, available August to September ­­