Produce Farms near Montgomery, AL

Several Palmer-name produce operations turn up across Alabama and neighboring states, and none matched this listing closely enough to confirm which one it is. Treat it as a produce stand pending confirmation from the operator.

Wright's Produce runs a fresh produce stand and cafe on Federal Drive in Montgomery, stocking beans, strawberries, watermelons, and cantaloupes alongside a garden center and breakfast-and-lunch counter. Open daily from 7 a.m., it's a Montgomery neighborhood fixture rather than a seasonal pop-up.

Millbrook

Millbrook

Barber Berry Farm in Millbrook grows blueberries and blackberries picked pesticide-free from late May through early July, then muscadines and scuppernongs from mid-August into September. The farm also sells peppers, persimmons and tomatoes, and produces its own honey from hives kept on the property. Restrooms and a picnic area let families make a half-day of the visit rather than a quick stop.

Wetumpka

Windy Ridge Road outside Wetumpka is the address for J&J Blueberry Farm, in Elmore County's stretch of the Coosa River valley near Montgomery. No listing of picking season, hours, or pricing was found — call ahead before driving out.

Mama's Produce, Plants & More sells locally grown produce, honey, eggs, and plants at 1154 S Memorial Drive in Prattville. It's a small neighborhood stand rather than a working farm — call ahead for what's in season.

Shorter

Al Hooks Produce runs out of Shorter, a Macon County community east of Montgomery. The name points to a produce stand, but no current website, hours, or crop list could be confirmed online.

Equality

Oakachoy Blueberry Farm sits on Coosa County Road 98 near Equality, a rural stretch of central Alabama along the Coosa River. No working website or listing confirms picking season or hours.

Equality

Equality

Equality

Jack's Blueberry Hill grows blueberries near Equality, an unincorporated Coosa County community. The listing shows only a rural route box number; no further crop or visiting details are published online.

Equality

Tuskegee

Shady Grove Road Blueberry Patch grows blueberries without pesticides or herbicides on 46 acres in Tuskegee, alongside turmeric and moringa. U-pick and we-pick options run from late May into July. The land carries a documented history tied to Dr. Booker T. Whatley, the Tuskegee horticulturist who pioneered the small-farm pick-your-own model decades ago. More than 1,200 people follow the farm's Facebook page for weekly picking updates.