Can anyone comment on the dining at Blackberry Farm. When I called to ask them about the gourmet picnic lunch that they pack for you — it was described as a “box lunch” with a sandwich, some sort of starchy... (4 replies, last updated by Andy Wooley September 19, 2004)

The Friends of the Garden, a support group who help the University of Tennessee Trial Garden in Knoxville, sponsor a series of garden visits, some with food. August 26, they are visiting Blackberry Farm to enjoy the farm, gardens... (0 replies, last updated by shallots August 7, 2008)

Going back a few months, Chickstein recommended a place, near Knoxville, TN, called Blackberry Farm, in Walland, TN. Her recs. sounded great, and when we found ourselves in Nashville, TN, to receive a national healthcare award,... (19 replies, last updated by Bill Hunt November 1, 2007)

We live about twenty miles from the Farm, as the crow flies. We live several economic castes below the folks who can afford to eat there, so I’m interested in the cookbook. I saw an ad locally at a gallery for a book... (2 replies, last updated by saralynn77 September 9, 2009)

I’ve noted that the long time chef of Blackberry Farm (Walland, Tennessee) is no longer listed on their website. He’s been with them forever, and I’ve loved his food. The food has always been a highlight of... (10 replies, last updated by Bill Hunt June 15, 2009)

We picked several pounds of blackberries at Larriland Farms today. Fabulous! Link: http://www.pickyourown.com/ (2 replies, last updated by DanielK August 29, 2005)

If you read my post below, in addition to all the great veggies I got at the farm, I was able to pick several cups of fresh, sweet blackberries. So sweet, in fact, that by the time I got home, some of the berries were already... (16 replies, last updated by TrishUntrapped June 2, 2004)

Hello all, we we’re just out at our CSA’s farm and they set us loose on the berries so we’ve got a flat of strawberries and two containers of other various berries. I have a pound of black, purple and... (1 reply, last updated by mcsheridan July 20, 2009)

We’ve been out to Nourse Farm in Westboro MA the past two weekends in a row, picking berries and stocking up on corn and tomatoes. They have fantastic huge blackberries on thornless bushes as pick-your-own (also red... (0 replies, last updated by sushimom September 15, 2003)

Blackberry Apple and Apple are my favorites. (14 replies, last updated by Brian Yarvin June 12, 2003)

Went to Patomack Farm's dinner in the field a few weeks ago and I was sorely disappointed. This place advertises a fresh from the farm menu but does not deliver either the farm or the flavor you would expect. The highlight was... (1 reply, last updated by Steve August 3, 2005)

Avoiding snowy Highway 17 on Friday, we detoured through Half Moon Bay and continued down the coast on highway 1. We stopped off at the Swanton Berry Farm stand, just north of Davenport. It’s an organic farm that sells... (1 reply, last updated by Nathan P. March 16, 2006)

I recently moved to Doylestown and was very lucky to discover None Such Farms on York Road. I have been blown away by the service, quality, and prices (!) of their products. All of their beef is taken care of in house. Whatever... (4 replies, last updated by sommrluv August 8, 2008)

After stopping at Andy’s to pick up the Locomotion BBQ, I continued up the Gravenstein Highway (116) to Forestville to see what’s up at Kozlowski Farms. No fresh berries, and I checked the freezer case for... (5 replies, last updated by Melanie Wong March 5, 2009)

My hosts in Fresno sent me off with a basket of strawberries from the nearby farm to take to my mom. We just tried them now and they’re incredibly ripe and luscious. Deep red in color, red all the way through in fact, these... (3 replies, last updated by Melanie Wong May 20, 2008)