Produce Farms near Mobile, AL

Grand Bay

Oak Hill Produce is a produce farm on Grand Bay-Wilmer Road in Grand Bay, a farming community in south Mobile County near the Mississippi line, known for satsuma and vegetable growers. No verified website or contact details were confirmed for this specific operation.

Grand Bay

Mobile

Brannan Blueberry Brae, also listed as BBB Farm, grows blueberries on Mobile's northwest side near Grand Bay and Wilmer, part of a cluster of south Alabama u-pick blueberry farms. No website or listing confirms current picking season or hours — call ahead before making the drive.

Wilmer

Betty's Berry Farm is in Wilmer, a rural community northwest of Mobile, in a stretch of south Alabama known for summer blueberry patches. The farm's web domain exists but returned a broken connection during research, so current hours and crop details aren't independently verifiable here.

Fairhope

Lyrene's Blueberry Farm has picked blueberries and blackberries in Baldwin County for more than 30 years, offering both u-pick and we-pick options depending on the day. Beyond berries, the farm sells tomatoes, squash, and okra in season. Call ahead — with a farm this established, picking windows fill up fast once word gets out the berries are ready.

Fairhope

Fairhope

Weeks Bay Plantation, formerly known as LA Berry Farms, grows 15 varieties of USDA-certified organic blueberries on Mary Ann Beach Road in Fairhope — one of the largest u-pick blueberry operations in the state. The property also grows organic blackberries, herbs, and flowers, and has expanded into farm-stay Airbnb rentals and a water sports park, Silo Ski & Wake, built around the property's spring-fed lake.

Baldwin Blueberries is a five-acre, privately owned u-pick blueberry farm in Loxley, on County Road 65 about a quarter mile south of County Road 68. Baldwin County is one of Alabama's top blueberry-growing regions, and this family plot is one of several u-pick farms clustered around Loxley and Robertsdale. Check the farm's Facebook group for current picking hours and crop updates before making the drive.

Loxley

Bob and Barbara Suberi bought this 70-acre Loxley property in 2008 after years spent sailing around the world, inheriting 6,000 blueberry bushes that hadn't been picked in over a decade. They turned five acres into a u-pick blueberry patch, selling the rest wholesale by the pint to local markets and CSAs. Note: the business has since closed under the Suberis name — confirm current status before visiting.

Loxley

Suberis Blueberries grows blueberries on County Road 65 in Loxley, Baldwin County, where sandy soil and a long growing season suit the u-pick blueberry operations common to south Alabama, typically running through June and July. No website or public contact information turned up in a search.

Robertsdale

Gardner's Berry Farm has grown since 2011 into roughly 3,000 blackberry plants and 1,200 blueberry bushes on County Road 68 North in Robertsdale. It's a u-pick operation, berries sold by the gallon, open daily from 7 a.m. until dusk from late April through early July. Call ahead as the season compresses fast once the blackberries come in.

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