We are now closed for regular sales hours until spring. Thanks for a successful year!
We do still have some squash and windfall apples, and we sell honey all winter long. Just contact us to arrange pickup.
Sales Hours
Monday - Sunday | Closed |
U-Pick [Done for 2023]
Monday - Sunday | Closed |
*Hours are weather and supply dependent. May close early if sold/picked out.
Everyone must be finished picking by the U-Pick closing time
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3 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
Our favourite job 🤢 People have been asking if we still have windfall apples left. The answer is yes. The price is $10 a box, cash only now.
Message us for pickup time. -
4 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
Got the strawberry Fields all weeded. Soon we will be bedding them down for the winter. -
4 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
Today was our last official "open for business" day. We still have a few boxes of windfall apples left, and we will have honey on hand throughout the winter for all our honey lovers. Just drop us a line when you would like any.
We will be beginning to bed the strawberries down next week, and also continue with the raspberry pruning, but we will try to accomodate any requests as best as we can. -
4 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
Open 11-4 today. Debit machine has been sent back, so bring cash. Farm boy Matt has dug up fresh beets, so we have those along with windfall apples, squash and honey -
5 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
We are stocked up again with pure, unpasteurized honey. And still have squash and windfall apples. Open today noon until 5 pm.5 weeks ago Sandy Hu 1
Save 1honey for me please will get it next week if that is work 😁😁😁🙏🙏🙏 thanks -
5 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
Open 11-4
Honey, potatoes, sweet potatoes, peppers, beets, squash and windfall apples. -
6 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
Making our own apple cider for personal use -
6 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
The work never ends. Pruning raspberries, weeding the strawberry patch, plowing the fields etc.6 weeks ago Sonia Greig
Thank you for all you do as farmers providing locally grown, delicious produce. It is very much appreciated. 🙂6 weeks ago Karen Rae Short 1
We appreciate all that you do, and are very happy that you had a really good season..6 weeks ago Dennis Webster
All the hard work seems to pay off. The Millar Barry Farm is an institution in the London area.6 weeks ago Carolyn Hepburn 2
Your hard work and dedication doesn't go unnoticed. The produce from Millar's is second to none.6 weeks ago Kaitlyn Northmore
1st year Raspberry didn't produce because it didn't get cross pollination. Do I still cut back the stalk?6 weeks ago Millar Berry Farms
Kaitlyn Northmore You generally don't get much, if any, fruit in the first year. Just cut out any dead canes, and any dead material off the ends in the spring.6 weeks ago Millar Berry Farms
Kaitlyn Northmore, raspberries are biannual, canes that come up in the spring bear fruit the following summer, then that cane will die off and should be cut out in the fall or early in the spring, as soon as the snow disappears. -
6 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
Lots of kale and beets if anyone would like to preorder for tomorrow. However the frost has made the raspberries a bit mushy 😟 -
6 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
Since we are down to just squash, honey, potatoes, beets,onions and windfall apples, we will only be open for sales on Tuesday & Thursday noon-5pm, and Saturday 11am-4pm.
Thank you all for your support of a local grower, and if we don't see you out this week, hopefully we'll see you again in the spring!
And remember, we sell honey all winter long, just give us a call to arrange pickup.6 weeks ago Dennis Webster 1
It’s been our pleasure to be a small part of your wonderful market. Jacquie and I believe strongly in supporting local, independent businesses and the folks, like you, who feed us.
All the best for a relaxing winter season and we look forward to Strawberry Season.6 weeks ago Ev Vykin
Have a good winter break, thanks for all the great produce you have through the year, we really enjoy stopping there.6 weeks ago Thilanka Wanigasooriya
Thanks for all the delicious produce 🙏.
Have a great winter break!6 weeks ago Laura Craig
Thank you for a great year! Is there any you- pick squash still available?6 weeks ago Millar Berry Farms 1
Laura Craig No, sorry, we cleaned out the field before the frost would damage them. -
7 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
Ok!! One more chance for raspberries before the rains hit! 🤗👏 -
7 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
Open at the house beside the market this week from noon-5pm with raspberries, apples, squash, pumpkins, gourds, beans, beets, kale, swiss chard, sweet potatoes, bell peppers, cabbage, and honey! U-Pick squash and pumpkins available noon-4pm.7 weeks ago Erie Nicole
Do you have the windfall apples today? I may come by towards the end of the day to get some.7 weeks ago Millar Berry Farms
Erie Nicole Yes, we will have them as long as we are open for the season -
8 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
With the variety of fresh produce shrinking, and the weather getting colder, we will be doing sales from the house beside the market. Open 11am-4pm today with some raspberries, and lots of apples, squash, pumpkins, concord grapes, beets, sweet potatoes, potatoes, and some beans.7 weeks ago Dennis Webster
Bundle up! Stay healthy!7 weeks ago Millar Berry Farms 1
Dennis Webster got a pot of hot soup on the stove and hot coffee on the ready! -
8 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
We found some raspberries!8 weeks ago Jackie Mallett
Oh darn and I’m at the lake…I drove by yesterday on my way up and nothing..7 weeks ago Wendy Siefert
Is this recent post7 weeks ago Millar Berry Farms
Wendy Siefert, yes it is. We are picking more this morning, open today from noon until 5 but we can't guarantee that the berries will last until 5. -
8 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
Open noon - 5pm with apples, squash, pumpkins, squash, concord grapes, potatoes, sweet potatoes, beets, kale, swiss chard, beans, cabbage, onions, organic greens, and honey!8 weeks ago Laura Craig
How much are you selling your squash for? Also do you still have u pick squash? If so how much? Thank you.8 weeks ago Millar Berry Farms 1
Laura Craig u pick squash is .50cents/lb
Already picked is .99 cents8 weeks ago Paul Greulich
Hi
Where are you located ?8 weeks ago Millar Berry Farms 1
Longwoods road west of Lambeth https://millarberryf...com/our-location -
8 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
We had so many people out to pick apples this very cold weekend, that our trees are mostly stripped now. We will however have windfall apples available still, and ready picked bags of apples too. -
8 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
Open 10am-4pm today, Thanksgiving Monday, and then switching to our fall hours of noon-5pm weekdays and 11am-4pm Saturdays. Sweet corn is finished, and we're down to the last of the field tomatoes, but we still have raspberries, apples, squash, pumpkins, gourds, beets, kale, swiss chard, onions, honey, and more!8 weeks ago Madonna Barnes
Can we pick apples and squash today?8 weeks ago Millar Berry Farms 1
Madonna Barnes Yes. Closing time for U-Pick is 3pm (must be out of the patch by then) -
8 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
Happy Thanksgiving! We are closed today but open Monday 10-4
Our October hours starting Tuesday will be noon until 5 pm. We will no longer have sweet corn, and field tomatoes are down to their final days.
Good job! All set for next season.