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Who we are
About the farm
Near Wimborne in Dorset we look after one of the oldest blueberry plantations in the country: over 2,000 high-bush blueberry plants were planted here by David Trehane in 1964, and since 2015 we, the brothers of Brothers Farm, have carried it on. Our blueberries have been Soil Association certified organic since 2019 (and grown organically since 1964). From early July to mid-August we open the field for pick-your-own from Tuesday to Sunday, and we also sell fresh and frozen ready-picked blueberries in 500 g boxes, the frozen ones all year round. We also grow cut and dried flowers, and our refurbished Flower Barn Cafe is open all year with floristry workshops and events, including our annual charity Blueberry Bake-Off.
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What we grow
Food crops
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Fruit
Blueberries – Aurora, Berkeley, Bluecrop, Blueray, Collins, Earliblue, Herbert, Ivanhoe
- Fresh produce · fresh, box / crate
- Fresh produce · frozen, box / crate
- Jam, preserves & compote
- Jam
Non-food
Cut flowers
- Cut & dried flowers
- Cut flowers
- Dried bouquet
- Cut & dried flowers
Processing & crafts
Preserving & pickling
Sales channel
- Farm-gate sales
- Gastronomy
Product categories
Product groups
Farming method / certification
Community farming
Languages spoken
EnglishLocation
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