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If you like blueberries, you can pick your own at 
Our buckets were full of blueberries
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19 Comments on Blueberries at White Oak Farm, Renick WV
Blackberries at White Oak Farm! Sounds great Rebecca. I really like blackberry jam or hot fresh blackberry pie. The foodie in me coming out I suppose :) Good prices at White Oak Farms too.
Did you intend to have blackberries in the title? I'm ready for blackberries and blueberries.
Rebecca,
The pictures say blueberries...I love them both. It is definitely blueberry season around here, it seems they are everwhere I look on sale and fresh at the Farmers Market. A
Rebecca: My husband is a berry nut...any type! We would be out pickin' if in your area.
John, my mistake...I had blackberry in the title when it should have been blueberries.
Kathy, I will be making blueberry pancakes tomorrow for my neighbors; and some blueberry cobbler.
Roy, I fixed the error.
Ron and Alexandra, I guess I had blackberries on the brain when I was adding the title :)
Anita, my husband does as well...he puts blueberries on his Cheerios :)
Rebecca-I wish we had something like that around here. While I like blueberries. I love raspberries and when they are fresh it is even better. Great prices and a wonderful shout out to the White Oak Farm.
Rebecca, It's so much fun to pick-your-own, and White Oak Farm in Renick, sounds like a great place to find some yummy blueberries!
Rebecca, I wish I lived just 30 minutes from the White Oak Blueberry Farm. Enjoy. Great pictures & collage. We just had dark cherries as evening snack, but they are from Yakima, Washington. Yum-yum.
WOW! Rebecca. 16 pounds of Blueberries for only $28 is a steal. I haven't picked them since my youth, but I still love to eat them. just love those Blueberry pancakes too.
Rebecca,
What great fun and you can't get them any fresher than this. :)
Steve
Howdy and morning Rebecca
Rebecca my friend, White Oak Farm sure sounds like a mighty spot to folks enjoy picking themselves some mighty fine Blueberries to enjoy eating.
Have a good one
Dale in New Hampshire
Sharon, I like both blueberries and raspberries as well.
Larry & Sheila, it is fun to pick your own berries.
Mary, yum I love dar cherries and have some in my frig now.
Jerry, I fixed blueberry pancakes this morning for our company.
Steve, fresh indeed.
Dale, White Oak Farm is a great spot for sure.
Rebecca, Blueberries sound so good about now! They are great fresh and we have to buy them at the store, I can't imagine how much better freshly picked ones must be!
Yes Tony and Darcy...the blueberries are at their peak...I made pancakes with them this morning.
Rebecca,
Congratulations. Your post is now featured in the group "Americana." :)
Steve
Steve, thanks for the feature in the group "Americana."
16 pounds of blueberries!?! When I was a child, my Grandmother lived on a farm with acres of wild blueberries. We would pack a picnic and tie bags around our waists and go and pick until the sun set. The next day, Mom and Grandma would make pies for hours and hours and hours. It was heaven! Thanks for stirring up great memories!
Wayne & Jean, memories are great!