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Six Yakima Valley U-Pick Farms to Visit This June

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Now that it’s June, there are around six U-Pick farms in the Yakima Valley that are prepping to open their doors for us. We can choose from asparagus, raspberries, strawberries, Englis and French lavender, cherries, and more.

Read More: 15 Tasty and Easy Washington Farmers Market Recipes We Think You’ll Love

 


 Farm Stands and U-Pick Farms Yakima Valley

Need a place to pick some berries? It’s that time of year for some of the U-Pick farms in the Valley to open up for the spring and summer season, so I thought I’d provide us a list of places to go.

Visit Yakima, our local tourism center, lists several places on their U-Pick website, plus word-of-mouth gives us a couple of farm stands to visit, too.

Imperial’s Garden, 4817 Lateral A Rd, Wapato

What’s in Season: Mostly vegetables, but they sometimes carry fruits, too.

Ahtanum Berry Patch: 2811 S 74th Ave, Yakima

What’s in Season: Asparagus, Strawberries, Rhubarb

Washington Fruit Place at Barrett Orchards, 1209 Pecks Canyon Rd, Yakima

What’s in Season: Asparagus and Cherries

Cowiche Creek U-Pick Blueberry Farm: 500 Dahl Rd, Yakima

What’s in Season: Vegetables, herbs, and perennials. Please note: The couple who runs the farm are retiring and will be closing permanently in the next few weeks.

Naches River Gardens: 4151 Fruitvale Blvd, Yakima

What’s in Season: Raspberries

Selah Ridge Lavender Farm, 330 Rankin Rd, Selah

What’s in Season: English and French lavender

Best of the Yakima Farmers Market A Visual Guide

The Yakima Farmers Market is every Sunday at the Rotary Market Place in downtown Yakima (15 W Yakima Ave) from May through October.

Gallery Credit: Lance Tormey



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