U-pick farms in Southeast Michigan
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nothing too commercial
By interplanetjanet
on Jul 9, 2009 10:40 AM
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Try this site.....
http://www.pickyourown.org/
I found lots of places around here.
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What fruits/veggies are you looking for? Also not sure what you mean by "too commercial" but as long as it's not cider season, when they crank up the mazes / haunted houses / petting zoos, the u-picks I've been to are pretty low-key. My suggestions are:
Blake's near Armada www.blakefarms.com
Wasem's in Milan near Ypsilanti www.wasemfruitfarm.com
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We go to Spicers near Fenton, but it is agritainment during cider season. For berries it's pretty low key.
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Long Family Farm 248-360-3774 , Commerce& Bogie Lake Rd area , upick berries and such . A nice fall hay ride pick your own pumpkin kind of place . Also , the best asparagus in the area when in season , I think it may be too late for any now , but their corn is coming...
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