What to pick
Pick your own fruit, flowers and pumpkins at 3,836 farms. Choose a crop to see farms by state and city, with the typical season where you live.
In season in October: apples, pumpkins, corn maze. Southern states start earlier, northern states later.
- Strawberries 1,271 farms April to June
- Blueberries 1,452 farms June to August
- Cherries 319 farms June to July
- Raspberries 657 farms June to September
- Blackberries 639 farms June to August
- Peaches 504 farms June to August
- Sunflowers 131 farms July to September
- Flowers 372 farms June to September
- Apples 1,053 farms August to October
- Pumpkins 1,211 farms September to October
- Corn maze 344 farms September to October
- Christmas treesChoose & cut, late November to December
Season by month
Typical for most of the US. The season calendar has more detail, and each state page shows the usual window for that state.
More to pick
Some farms also offer grapes (245), lavender (73), tomatoes (390), vegetables (531) and pears (206). Use the map filter to find them.
U-pick seasons: questions
What can you pick in the spring?
Strawberries are the first big U-pick crop, from late winter in Florida to June in the North. In the South, early blueberries and blackberries follow in May.
What can you pick in the summer?
Blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, cherries and peaches, plus sunflowers and cut flowers. July is the busiest month for berries in most states.
What can you pick in the fall?
Apples from late August through October, pumpkins in late September and October, often with a corn maze. Some farms have fall raspberries until the first frost.