It's strawberry season! Just a reminder, in case you needed one.
These delicious berries go quickly, only about three weeks from start to finish.
So when Becky said she wanted to go picking strawberries, I was glad she was up enough to go.
Even though there's been not enough sun, they were big and red.
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She didn't last long, being a little light headed and all...
But these will surely put a smile on her face and a delicious taste in her mouth later on. She got 15 quarts of jam / syrup for $30.00. Can't beat that price.
10 comments:
Oh, yummy!! I haven't been strawberry picking in a couple of years and the weather this year has not been very cooperative. I hope these are going in her freezer, as these caps do not seal the jars. I'll bet everyone has strawberry jam and toast in the morning for breakfast. Glad Becky was up to going with you. Hope she is stronger every day.
yes...i made freezer jam. thanks for going with me Amy Jo. :) (and for all your berry helpers)
WHEN did Stevie's hair turn dark? CUTE!
Looks like fun...and hooray for freezer jam!
Yummy! NH has a later season than us. We're looking to blueberry season now~
What a fun outing!
P.S. Can't help but notice that everyone's dressed in long sleeves and layers... is this really July?!
Miller could be on the cover of some famous strawberry magazine. What a handsome young man with his bowl of berries and warm New England sweater.
See we needed a Reunion in Utah this year it is beautiful here high 80's to low 90's perfect! Wish I had some more berry helpers.Looks like everyone had some fun!
Yummy! I missed the strawberries this year- here in TN they begin picking them in May. I was too busy with Sai and his school this year to go.
Your's look soooo red and yummy! Enjoy!
I LOVE strawberries! You've inspired me. Tomorrow I'm going to Tougas Farm!
Wow, our strawberry season is the beginning till the end of May. What a difference in climate. My jam's half gone!
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