Harvest our acres

Join us for fruit & wildflower picking throughout the summer months.

What to pick & when to pick it

+ Generally available during the month of May
+ $12 per basket + Farm Pass
Mayhaw trees are indigenous to the southern United States and thrive in wetland environments. Every spring, the trees produce berry sized fruit that looks similar to a cranberry or a crabapple. Tart in flavor, these little red gems are ideal for juicing and jelly making.
How it Works
Inquire for availability upon arrival. If mayhaws are available, you will be able to purchase a mayhaw picking basket. In addition, all guests ages two and older will need a farm pass to access the farm grounds. Enjoy a 10 minute walk to the mayhaw orchard. Fill your basket, keep your basket, and enjoy the fruits of your labor!
Wildflowers
+ Currently available June 13 - 16
+ $10 per jar + Farm Pass
Forage our acres for wildflowers. The farm grounds are sprinkled with flora throughout much of the year. From winter rain lilies to summer sunflowers, there’s usually a stem to pick.
How it Works
Inquire for availability upon arrival. If wildflowers are available to pick, we will provide a jar for your stems. In addition, all guests ages two and older will need a farm pass to access the farm grounds. Guests are welcome to forage for flowers all throughout the farm.
+ Currently available (but quite sparse) June 13 - 16
+ $7 per Basket + Farm Pass
Our Apache and Ouachita blackberries are yours for the picking! These thornless berries grow just beyond the Little Trout River that runs through the farm grounds. Baskets hold about 16 ounces of fruit.
How it Works
Inquire for availability upon arrival. If blackberries are available, you will be able to purchase a blackberry picking basket. In addition, all guests ages two and older will need a farm pass to access the farm grounds. Enjoy a 10 minute walk to the blackberry field. Fill your basket, keep your basket, and enjoy the fruits of your labor!
Figs
+ Generally available during the month of July
+ $10 per basket + Farm Pass
Our figs are yours for the picking! They grow near the blackberry field just beyond the Little Trout River that runs through the farm grounds. Baskets hold about 16 ounces of fruit.
How it Works
Inquire for availability upon arrival. If figs are available, you will be able to purchase a fig picking basket. In addition, all guests ages two and older will need a farm pass to access the farm grounds. Enjoy a 10 minute walk to the fig orchard. Fill your basket, keep your basket, and enjoy the fruits of your labor!
+ Generally available August - early September
+ $5 - $10 per basket + Farm Pass
Our muscadine grapes are yours for the picking! Just beyond the quonset hut patio, the vineyard is easily accessible requires little walking distance. Small baskets hold about 16 ounces of fruit, and large baskets hold about 64 ounces.
How it Works
Inquire for availability upon arrival. If grapes are available, you will be able to purchase a grape picking basket. In addition, all guests ages two and older will need a farm pass to access the farm grounds. Fill your basket, keep your basket, and enjoy the fruits of your labor!
Learn about the olive harvest at this link!

FAQ

Yes! Fruit and wildflower picking are located on the farm grounds, and farm passes are required to enjoy the farm grounds beyond the dining area. Farm passes are required for all guests ages two and older.
Because nature and the weather are unpredictable, we generally do not offer reservations for fruit and wildflower picking. Sometimes the fruit ripens early and sometimes it ripens late. Sometimes it rains, sometimes the yield isn’t what we thought it would be, and sometimes a flock of crows eats all of our fruit.
We recommend wearing closed toed, water resistant shoes. Insect repellent and sunscreen are always a good idea, too. We recommend wearing long pants and long sleeves if you are sensitive to bugs and grass.
Yes, of course! You can find availability and make a reservation on Resy. Reservations are available on a 30 day rolling basis. Walk-in availability is quite limited. Seating is not guaranteed without a dining reservation.
Our fruit is not USDA Certified Organic, but we do use all natural growing practices.