Elizabeth Leone, with 9-month-old Silas on her back, puts a strawberry in the cute purple bucket of her daughter, Eloise.
Does anyone have some angel food cake and whipped cream?
Now that’s a happy looking fruit statue.
A closer look at how strawberries live before being picked and eaten.
The Fortin family, Hailey, Ellana, Cameron and Deborah use the strength in numbers approach to picking.
Isabel Vaughan hits the jackpot of strawberry lotteries.
Silas Lowne isn’t about to let any of the delicious fruit escape his basket.
Kim Sychterz, wearing 2-month-old Calvin, hands her daughter Marianna an odd shaped strawberry, we assume to eat.
In case you missed the memo, strawberries are currently in season; and, might we add, very delicious. We checked out the picking action at Apple Hill Farm last week, and let’s just say we expect plenty of pies, smoothies and jams to be made in the not too distant future. Picking times are 8 a.m. to noon, Monday through Saturday, through the 89 Hoit Road entrance. The season runs through early July; and there’s also Rossview Farm, another local pick-your-own spot that can fill all your strawberry needs.
