We grow strawberries, raspberries, haskaps, and saskatoons.

We grow a wide variety of vegetables and we are expanding every year! This year we grew potatoes, carrots, beets, onions, turnips, cauliflower, squashes, peppers, and rhubarb. Let us know what you'd like us to grow :)

Facts about Haskap berries:

1. THEY ARE A HONEYSUCKLE. The haskap berry, also known as the honeyberry, is an edible blue honeysuckle, native to northern hemisphere countries including Canada, Japan and Russia.

2. THEY LOVE THE COLD. Haskap berries grow on deciduous leafy bushes which have an amazing ability to survive hostile, freezing northern winters.

3. THEY ARE NOT BLUEBERRIES. Haskaps are oval-rectangular in shape, often compared to blueberries. However, the humble haskap knocks blueberries out of the park.

4. HIGH IN ANTIOXIDENTS. With triple the antioxidants and four times the anthocyanins* of blueberries (plus high levels of vitamin C), the haskap berry stands head and shoulders above the blueberry in both flavour and nutritional content. *Anthocyanins are the red-blue pigments in berries. Anthocyanins have been credited with capacity to modulate cognitive and motor function, to enhance memory, and to have a role in preventing age-related declines in neural function.

5. UNIQUE FLAVOUR. Haskap berries are deliciously different, with a unique flavour profile described as a blend of tangy and sweet.

6. THE ORIGIN OF THE NAME HASKAP. The haskap was named by the indigenous Ainu people of northern Japan, as the haskap (has-ka-o-p) meaning ‘many fruits on branches.’ The news about this incredible superberry spread as other Japanese settled in Hokkaido. They learned about the nutritional benefits of haskap from the Ainu people and went on to cultivate wild haskap berries, refining the taste and Incorporating them into their diet. The Ainu embraced the haskap as the ‘berry of long life and good eyesight’.

7. PACKED WITH GOODNESS. Haskap berries are high in antioxidants, have anti-inflammatory properties and are thought to modulate vascular function by increasing a chemical called nitric oxide, which can lead to dilation of blood vessels, increased oxygen and nutrient delivery.

NO! All of our produce is organically grown without the use any herbicides or pesticides. Keep that spray away!

We prefer cash. We accept e-transfers if needed. Sorry, we do not accept credit or debit.

Call ahead on rainy days to ensure we are open (250) 640-9238. Some berries are better than others to pick during the rain.

Come out and pick your own berries, it is a rewarding experience. If needed, we offer 'WE-PICK' prices, where we will pick your berries for you. Check out the different prices on the Product page. Orders will take 2-3 days to fill - call ahead.

Yes! There is access to a washroom close to the berry patch.

Yes! We encourage our customers to bring their 4-legged companions with them while picking. Please be mindful of our goats and chickens - no aggressive dogs. You are responsible for your dog, please keep it under control at all times.