Blueberries from Staicele
Berries grown on the Ģinēni family farm in Staicele, carefully tended and gently picked.
Berry season: from 15 July to the end of August
Carefully tended, picked by hand
Our blueberries grow in film tunnels that protect them from disease, pests and harsh weather, so no pesticides are needed. The varieties ripen at different times, so we pick the berries ourselves, and only when they are ready.
About the berries themselves
Fresh blueberries contain vitamins, minerals, fibre and antioxidants. The berries are sweet and juicy: eat them fresh, freeze them for winter or put them in pancakes, pies and jam.
- Vitamins C, A and E, and B vitamins
- Potassium, manganese, copper and zinc
- Fibre
- Antioxidants
Our varieties
We grow several varieties, which lengthens the season and widens the range of flavours. Each has its own ripening time, character and sweetness.
- Duke
- Spartan
- Patriot
- Chandler
- Bluecrop
- Bluejay
- Hardyblue
Berry season. Fresh berries are on sale during the season, from 15 July to the end of August. The timing shifts a little every year, so call or write before you travel.
Blueberry bushes for your garden
We sell 8-year-old bushes that bear fruit in the year they are planted. Bushes are available in late April, early May and mid-September.
- Strong, well-established bushes
- Berries in the very first year
- Available in spring and autumn
How to buy
We sell fresh berries at the farm in season. For larger quantities or a bush order, ask in advance: fill in the enquiry below, call or write, and we will agree a time.
