Nothing says springtime like eating a handful of fresh Florida blueberries from Red, White and Blues Farm. We are a 100-acre agritourism destination in north central Florida. During the spring we grow several of the finest and best tasting varieties of blueberries including: Emerald, Sweet Crisp, Springhigh, Prima Donna, Meadow Lark, Farthing and Jewel. In addition to our blueberries, we also grow some of the juiciest strawberries and peaches around. We have plenty of sunflowers for you to pick, twenty-two acres to be exact! Our sunflower fields are perfect for capturing photos of precious family memories as you enjoy a day on the farm.
Red, White and Blues Farm is happy to welcome you to join us for our annual Fall Festival. Enjoy lunch and fresh baked goods at our Café. We offer a gorgeous pumpkin patch with unique pumpkin varieties. We have lots of kid’s activities, with special entertainment each weekend and live music.
Gentle rolling hills covered in vibrant sunflowers provide the perfect backdrop for photo opportunities, so strike a pose and capture those memories of your fantastic day at the farm! U-pick sunflowers will be available during all of our u-pick seasons, as well as our Fall Festival.
Nothing is half as sweet as strawberry season on the farm. With over ten acres of strawberries available for u-pick, we can guarantee a “berry” good time for the whole family. Strawberry season begins in mid-late December, keep in mind that not all varieties are available all season long.
So many choices during our blueberry season! With seven varieties of blueberries to choose from ranging from sweet to tart, there is a variety for everyone to love, even the pickiest of eaters! Blueberry season begins in early April, keep in mind that not all varieties are available all season long.
From our farm to your home, our peaches are the freshest you’ll ever taste. We have four varieties of peaches, these varieties of peaches tend to be sweeter, juicier and tenderer than freestones. Peach season begins in mid-April and overlaps with our blueberry season.