Blueberry Garden's is a 5-acre blueberry farm

50 miles north of Atlanta Georgia

just off of Ga. 400   
  We are a U-Pick Blueberry Farm open

Mid- June through July

when berries are available

by Appointment Only

No Pesticides or Herbicides used.

We are using organic practices to grow the best blueberries possible 

​CASH is our preferred form of payment

We do except cards for your convenience.

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We thank everyone that helped with the issues we were having in the past

and ask for your continues help each

time you visit our farm.

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• In the past season's we have had a big problem with kids hitting and breaking bushes, as well as knocking off berries. For every ripe or green berry that hits the ground and is not picked up that is a lost to our profits. If we can't make a profit we can not remain open as a u-pick.

• There is a lot of work in keeping the blueberry fields trimmed and cut to make picking an enjoyable experience.

• Ripen berries that fall on the ground are just as good as the ones on the bushes. We do not use any chemicals on the farm.

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• Also another problem we have had are visitors over filling there buckets. When you purchase a gallon of blueberries a gallon is our picking bucket              level to the top (not humped over and                       all the berries you can stacked as high as        possible.)  We work to keep the prices                     for picking reasonable. Think of it like this, you would not go into a grocery store and add more berries to a pint container and expect to get it for the same price marked for a pint. That is what you are doing when you over fill your picking buckets. If every person that came to the farm did that, you can now see how that would cause a profit loss.

• ​The next issue is eating the berries in the field.​

 Therefore with all that said, we ask that you help us by:

1. Only eat the amount of berries you would eat if you were in a grocery store.

2. Parents supervise your children at all time do not allow them to pick green berries,eat as many berries as they want hit bushes, which knocks berries to the ground and breaks bushes. If we notice your child shaking bushes you maybe ask to leave and will not be allowed to return.

3. Pick up any ripen berries you see on the ground.

4. Only fill your picking bucket to the top of the bucket. If you over fill your bucket, you will be charged for the additional berries, to our discretion, no exceptions.