Deeply Rooted Farms is a family run pick-your-own farm in Harwinton, CT. We offer PYO strawberries, pumpkins and cut your own Christmas trees. Additional specialty crops we grow are asparagus, rhubarb, fall raspberries, gourds, winter squash and sunflowers. Please check our updates on our website or Facebook to receive the daily updates, picking conditions and news from the farm.
July 11th, 2026
We are now sold out on the black raspberries a little sooner than I thought. We will be closed now until the fall season begins which will start with more raspberries at the end of the summer.
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July 11th, 2026
We are open this weekend, Saturday and Sunday 9-12 noon for black raspberry sales this week at our stand on Rt 72. We have an excellent supply as this week will be the peak of the black raspberry season. Black raspberry season is short, lasting about 10 days and will be over shortly. Prices are $6 per half pint and discounts are available for flats as we have so many. Black raspberries are easy to freeze, just pour into the freezer bag. Then they can be used for jam, smoothies and baking later when time allows. We have switched back to our stand on Rt 72 as strawberry season is now over. It is located 1 mile south from the Rt 4 intersection
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July 9th, 2026
We will be open today, Thursday 9-12 noon for black raspberry sales this week at our stand on Rt 72. We have an excellent supply as this week will be the peak of the black raspberry season. Black raspberry season is short, lasting about 10 days. We will also be open on the weekend, Saturday and Sunday, 9-12noon for black raspberries as well. Prices are $6 per half pint and discounts are available for flats as we have so many. Black raspberries are easy to freeze, just pour into the freezer bag. Then they can be used for jam, smoothies and baking later when time allows. We have switched back to our stand on Rt 72 as strawberry season is now over. It is located 1 mile south from the Rt 4 intersection
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