Produce Farms in Conroe, TX

Conroe

Grangerland

Blakelocks Berries grows berries on FM 3083 in Grangerland, in Montgomery County northeast of Conroe. The sandy soil north of Houston suits rabbiteye blueberries and blackberries, which typically ripen through late spring and early summer. This reads as a u-pick patch, so call ahead to check ripening and picking hours before the drive out.

Montgomery

The Sanctuary Blueberry Farm grew blueberries on more than 7,300 plants along Kinkaid Road West in Montgomery for eleven seasons. The owners announced they would no longer open the field for self-picking, selling their remaining harvest instead at the Montgomery Farmers Market on Saturday mornings. Anyone hoping to visit should reach out first, since the u-pick era has ended. Contact [email protected].

Cleveland

Pioneer Berry Farm is on Pioneer Lane outside Cleveland, in the Piney Woods north of Houston, a region well suited to blueberries and blackberries. The name and produce listing point to a pick-your-own berry operation, though the farm keeps little presence online. Southeast Texas berry season typically runs May into July. Call ahead to confirm picking days and what's ripe.

Tomball

Victoria's Natural Market is a farmers-market-style storefront on rural property in Tomball, just inside the Grand Parkway — stocking pastured, hormone-free meats, raw and low-temp pasteurized milk, eggs, organic produce (some grown on site), local honey, and properly fermented artisan sourdough. Direct relationships with every farmer and rancher ensure the label tells the truth, Thursday through Sunday.

Plantersville

Huntsville

Bius Berry Farms grows berries in the Timberwilde area of Huntsville, in the East Texas pineywoods of Walker County. The region's sandy soil suits blueberries and blackberries, which local farms pick through early summer. Bius's specific crops and hours aren't posted online, so call ahead to check what's ready.

Cypress

Blackberries of Houston is a pick-your-own blackberry farm on Cypress Church Road in Cypress, northwest of Houston. U-pick blackberry patches in this area open in May and June, when the canes ripen, selling fruit by the pound or bucket until the season ends. The picking window is short and weather-dependent, so check availability before heading out.

Hockley

Chmielewski's Blueberry Farm ran a seven-acre pick-your-own blueberry patch in Hockley, northwest of Houston, open for a few weeks from mid-May into June. Their website now states the farm has closed to the public and no longer offers picking. Older directory listings still show it as active. Anyone hoping to pick should confirm status first, since the family has stepped back from public harvest.

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