Small Fruit Varieties
These are the varieties of berries that we have planted or are in the process of planting. Please note the status of each berry, whether it is available, planted/not available or coming soon. If you have questions, do not hesitate to contact us about the berries.
Strawberry Varieties
Current status: Dormant
Varieties picking: none
Varieties picking: none
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Description
Fruit Size
Flesh Firmness
Dessert Quality
Processing/ Freezing Quality
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Keepsake
Closely related to Flavorfest, superior shelf life, firm and hold up in packaging. Sweet
Medium
Firm
Excellent
Very Good
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Honeoye
High yielding red berry, great for pies, best variety for pick-your own.
Large
Firm
Good
Good
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Dickens
Late season, large berry, sweet flavor, newest variety
Large
Firm
Very Good
Very Good
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Jewel
Appears to be the best all around variety. Great tasting red berry too.
Large
Extra Firm
Very Good
Very Good
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Flavorfest
A new bright red variety that shows consistent high yields and excellent flavor.
Very large
Firm
Good
Good
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Thornless Blackberry Varieties
Current status: Dormant
Varieties picking: All
Varieties picking: All
VarietyDescription
Picking Time
Fruit Size
Sugar Content
Fruit Quality
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Triple CrownNewest thornless blackberry. Named for 3 crowning attributes: flavor, productivity and vigor.
Summer- July
Very Large
11-12%
Great
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Blueberries
Current status: Dormant
Varieties picking: None
Varieties picking: None
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Picking Time
Fruit Size
Scar
Color
Flavor
Flesh Firmness
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Patriot
Early
Large
Small
Good
Very Good
Firm
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Nelson
Mid season
Large
Good
Light Blue
Good
Firm
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Jersey
Late mid-season
Medium
Medium
Fair
Fair
Firm
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I care for my berries after picking?
Protect them from direct sunlight or heat, do not leave them in a closed car, cool them immediately in the refrigerator and keep them cool at 34-40 degrees and wash them before use.*
*Just Berries is not responsible for improper care after picking
Why is it named Just Berries?
While some believe that it was named after the founder, Justin Beitz, that is not the case; that is a coincidence. It was named Just Berries because all we focus on and sell are "Just Berries" plus the owner wanted a name that was catchy and memorable.
Have a question for us? Fill out our contact us section below and ask your question or ask us at the farm!
Protect them from direct sunlight or heat, do not leave them in a closed car, cool them immediately in the refrigerator and keep them cool at 34-40 degrees and wash them before use.*
*Just Berries is not responsible for improper care after picking
Why is it named Just Berries?
While some believe that it was named after the founder, Justin Beitz, that is not the case; that is a coincidence. It was named Just Berries because all we focus on and sell are "Just Berries" plus the owner wanted a name that was catchy and memorable.
Have a question for us? Fill out our contact us section below and ask your question or ask us at the farm!
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