Seasonal Crops
On our one hundred twenty acre farm, our perennial plantings include forty acres of blueberry bushes and five acres of peach trees. Our newest crops include delightful sunflowers and zinnias, both of which are available for picking during our Spring U-pick and Fall Festival. Our newest addition to the farm, strawberries, is available during the winter months, giving you another harvest to enjoy at the farm (in case the fresh donuts weren’t enough). Our Fall Festival is a family destination to remember, held weekends in October.
Out of Season Crops
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We have ornamental trees available for purchase! Choose from the following:
- Peach Trees
- Red Maple
- Bald Cypress
- Muskogee, Natchez and Tuskegee Crape Myrtle
- Elaeocarpus, full to the ground
To order and arrange your pick-up, visit https://southernhillfarmsmarket.square.site.
Professional Photography Services Passes are required beginning Thursday, March 3rd, 2022. Please see more details here.
It’s currently strawberry, blueberry and sunflower season at the farm! As a reminder, we are a cashless venue, we only accept debit and all major credit cards. Outside alcohol, catered meals and coolers are not permitted. For a full list of our frequently asked questions, please visit our FAQ page.
There are no reservations or tickets required to enter during our winter and spring u-pick seasons.
PLEASE NOTE THAT SCHOFIELD ROAD IS A LAKE COUNTY CLAY ROAD. SOUTHERN HILL FARMS IS A WORKING FARM AND DOES NOT HAVE A PAVED PARKING LOT, YOU WILL BE PARKING AND WALKING IN A GRASS FIELD.
We are temporarily closed until September 24, 2022.
Sunday
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Monday
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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Friday
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Saturday
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