Most popular these days is actually phone banking, here's the account number: 12-3100-0234780-02.
We also accept cash. Currently we don't have eftpos.
We also accept WeChat and
Alipay payments.
The price is $20/kg
Normally we only open Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm
But that is certainly not set in stone, so best to check this website before you come just to make sure - and please don't think that Gooogle maps knows everything about us - they don't and like they say: "AI can make mistakes"
The "dark ring" where the berry connects to the bush, tells you it's ready to be picked
We don't mind you tasting the occasional berry, but when we see you scoffing handfuls of them we'll film you and put the video into the hall of shame. You wouldn't do it at the supermarket so why do it here?
Generally we strongly recommend you wear lighter coloured, light clothing when it's sunny, as it can get quite hot in the orchard. Also don't forget your hat!
We have yet to try dress-optional or nude days
Please bring something to take your berries home in, either a bucket, bag or ice cream container are all good. We will provide nice big, stable buckets for you (that you can put on the ground without fear of them falling over) to pick into, that we then weigh when you are done. We also have little buckets for kids. Of course you're welcome to pick into your own containers directly, if that's your thing. Please just make sure to check in first so we can weigh (tare) your empty container as it may not be the same as ours.
One 2L ice cream container typically will hold around 1.3 to 1.4 kg.
We have a strict, no dogs allowed policy, sorry. Though your delightful little dog maybe an angel at home, they can turn into uncontrollable monsters when they see little chickens. There are also deer with babies next door, an angry mother deer would kill your little dog in a heartbeat, please leave them at home - not barking in your car.
We have had dogs run riot in the orchard, killing chickens and pheasants, it's a truly horrendous thing to see.
Also some people are afraid of dogs, no matter how cute they may seem.
We haven't sprayed the berries, or the ground around them since before 2015. We don't see the point in paying someone to come and say if they're organic or not, so they're not "certified organic" but "spray free since before 2015"
Our only insecticide is in the photo below.