Sauvie Island Farms

Blue Crop blueberries. U-pick $3.50 lb @ Sauvie Island Farms

Green beans, pickling cukes, dill, zucchini, blueberries, marionberries, lavender & lots of u-cut flowers at Sauvie Island Farm

Pickling Cucumbers are ready to be picked. U-pick only.
We are open today until 1pm.

Open today and tomorrow 8am-1pm
Back to our regular hours for the rest of the week. 8am-6pm.

Due to the high temperatures over the next few days, we will be open 8am-1pm.
Friday and Saturday.
July 5 & 6

Lots of blueberries and marionberries waiting for YOU to pick!

Pick Your Own Marionberries
$3.50 lb.
Open July 4 8am-2pm.

Open July 4th. 8am-2pm.

Pick Your Own Raspberries $3.50 lb.
Just starting at Sauvie Island Farms.
Red & Yellow.

🍓Mary’s Peak and Puget Crimson strawberries are plentiful and easy to pick this week at Sauvie Island Farms. $3 per lb. u-pick.
AND
🫐Early Blue Blueberries are ripe and ready to pick. Not all are ripe…many more to ripen later in the season. Come out and get your first taste of blueberries $3.50 per lb. u-pick

Peonies are done for this season.

🍓Strawberries ripe and ready to pick. U-pick $3.00 per lb

🍓Fresh picked 10 lb flat $50
Place an order the day before you want to pick up at the farm.
Call or text 503-621-3988

We have a limited number of wagons at the farm this year. You are welcome to bring your own.

Sauvie Island Farms Pick Your Own Strawberries will open Thursday June 6. 8am-6pm We will continue to be open Monday-Saturday 8am-6pm Always closed on Sundays.

We have Mary's Peak and Puget Crimson strawberries for u-pick @ $3.00 per lb.

Fresh pick strawberries are by order only. We must receive your order by phone or text to 503-621-3988 the day before you want to pick up at the farm. This year we are only selling full flats of strawberries-10lbs-for $50. We will pick each day in the variety that has the ripest berries. We will not take requests for varieties.
Both the of varieties we have this year are excellent for fresh eating and making jam. They are nice size and a sweet strawberry flavor.

Peonies are blooming and ready for you to cut. $1.00 a bloom.

Hope to see you soon back at the farm.

Self Serve u-cut Christmas trees will continue thru this week.
Dec. 11-16 Monday-Saturday 9am-5pm
All trees are $50 each.
No one will be at the farm to assist you. We do provide saws and carts for you use. Pay using VENMO.

Self service u-cut Christmas trees this week.
We are happy to say that there are nice trees waiting to be cut. Varying sizes. All trees are $50.
No one will be at the farm to assist you. We do have saws and carts for you to use. Also twine to attach the tree to your car.
Please plan to pay using Venmo. Gate will be open 9-5 each day.

Beautiful Christmas trees were cut and taken to homes last Friday and Saturday.
We have many more nice trees waiting to be cut.
We will be self-serve Monday-Thursday this week, if you want to come out and cut a tree on your own. Pay using Venmo. We have saws and carts for you to use while at the farm.
Our crew will be back on Friday and Saturday December 1 & 2 9am-5pm
All trees are $50

Open for u-cut Christmas trees. Today and tomorrow 9-5.

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Sauvie Island Farms U-Cut Christmas trees will be open Friday and Saturday November 24 & 25 and December 1 & 2 9am-5pm

Gates open again this week. Monday -Saturday. 9–6
Self check out. Cash or Venmo. Lots of flowers, sweet corn, and pears.

Open for ‘End of Season’ clean up. Self serve. Pay with Cash or Venmo. Gate will be open 9-6 Tuesday -Saturday this week. We will let you know if there is anything left to pick after this weekend.

We will open the gate at the farm
9am -6pm Monday Labor Day, for End of the Season u-pick. It’s self serve. Pay with Venmo or Cash. Sweet Corn, pears, berries, zucchini and lots of flowers available.

We are opening the farm for ‘End of Harvest’ clean up.
It will be self serve. No one will be at the farm to assist you.
Bring your own bags or containers.
Pay with CASH or by VENMO.

Open Friday September 1 and Saturday September 2.
The gates will be open 9am-6pm.

We are doing this because we have an abundance of beautiful
FLOWERS still blooming. Sunflowers, dahlias, zinnias,cosmos, marigolds, amaranthus.
We also have a new patch of
SWEET CORN. It perfect and ready to be picked.
The bumper crop of
BARTLETT PEARS are waiting to be picked.
And there are ripe
CHESTER BLACKBERRIES in the thornless bushes.
You might find a few yellow raspberries.
Large size zucchini are abundant And there are some green beans.

As always there are no DOGS or pets allowed in the farm fields.

We may extend being open into next week. We will update here after Saturday.

Friday August 25 8am-6pm. Open for u-pick Veteran peaches. $3 per lb.

Beautiful ripe Veteran peaches are getting picked this morning. Open for u-pick today until 6pm.

Well… we NOW have ripe Veteran peaches ready to pick. At the end of the day last Saturday most of the peaches that were still on the trees were green. When we get to this point in Veteran peach harvest sometimes those last green ones never ripen and if they do, we let our family and friends pick them. This year. They have all ripened up and we have a lot of peaches on the trees. Sooo we are opening up just for Veteran peaches Thursday August 24 8am-6pm If there are still peaches to be picked we will be open Friday August 25 8am-6pm. $3 per lb u-pick.

Veteran peaches. Saturday August 19. We open at 8 am. We expect these peaches to be all picked by the end of the day. $3 per lb u-pick.

Bartlett pears. Only $1 per lb u-pick. Come out to Sauvie Island Farms Friday and Saturday 8-6. It’s our last two days of the 2023 season.

Veteran Peaches U-pick open Thursday August 17
8am-6pm

U-pick Veteran peaches open Thursday August 17 8am-6pm

Veteran Peaches. Orchard will be open for u-pick Wednesday August 16 8am-1pm

Veteran peaches at Sauvie Island Farms.
The heat has ripen up these peaches and we will be open for picking Wednesday August 16 8am-1pm.

We will send out an update for the rest of this week after we see how many peaches get picked on Wednesday.