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“Pick-Your-Own Berry Guide” by the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, they are available at the Extension Office.
For those who enjoy picking their own, be sure that basic planning has included what is to be done with the berries once they are picked. Of course, “fresh” is always best. Bi|f, it is often desirable to save part of the season, too, by freezing or by making jam or preserves.
Berries are by nature fragile, meaning they need tender loving care in transporting from the field to the home. If carried in the trunk of a car with the lid down, the berries are likely to be cooked into jam be
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