At Jazz Blueberry Farm, you can “enjoy the peaceful, family-friendly atmosphere of our farm and pick the blueberries yourself. We have buckets, bag liners to take home your blueberries or you can bring your own container. You can also pre-order fresh blueberries from us. Please call a day in advance.”

You can also pick your own flowers, including crocuses, daffodils, hyacinths, tulips, alliums, Irises, Zinnias, Gladiolus, wild flowers and sunflowers.

Jazz Blueberry Farm and Flowers

Reenders Blueberry Farms has “been family owned and operated since 1956. With 12 different varieties of blueberries, we have 800 acres of blueberry plants.

Come see our new store! We have a little something for everyone. In addition to fresh blueberries, we have other local fruit (when available) such as raspberries, cherries, and peaches. We also have many flavors of jam, honey, and syrup, Michigan souvenirs, our famous blueberry pies, muffins, candy, shirts, scented air sprays, muffin mixes, canned fruit and vegetables, gourmet flavored caramel corn, a large selection of seasonings, spreads, dips and of course replica Reenders toy semi-trucks.”

Reenders Blueberry Farms

Wasem Fruit Farm is a popular and friendly orchard, where the staff work tirelessly to provide guests with the best quality fruit to pick.

“Wasem Fruit Farm is a family-owned and family-oriented orchard in rural southeastern Michigan, located between Ypsilanti and Milan in Washtenaw County. We take pride in our high-quality products, especially pick-your-own apples, pumpkins, and tart cherries; homemade, unpasteurized cider; and delicious fresh donuts made daily during the autumn season. We also grow a variety of other produce including red and black currants, gooseberries, plums, pears, and fall raspberries, all of which we sell in season at the Ann Arbor Farmers’ Market.

Wasem Fruit Farm has over a dozen varieties of apples available for U-Pick, and even more available that are already picked. Our U-Pick apple season typically begins shortly after Labor Day and continues through early November.”

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