Monday, June 3, 2024

Strawberries at Sauvie Island Farms

Sauvie Island Farms Pick Your Own Strawberries will open Thursday June 6. 8am-6pm

We will continue to be open Monday-Saturday 8am-6pm. Always closed on Sundays.

We have Mary's Peak and Puget Crimson strawberries for u-pick @ $3.00 per lb.
Fresh pick strawberries are by order only. We must receive your order by phone or text to 503-621-3988 the day before you want to pick up at the farm. This year we are only selling full flats of strawberries-10lbs-for $50. We will pick each day in the variety that has the ripest berries. We will not take requests for varieties.
Both the of varieties we have this year are excellent for fresh eating and making jam. They are nice size and a sweet strawberry flavor.
Peonies are blooming and ready for you to cut. $1.00 a bloom.
Hope to see you soon back at the farm.


Friday, May 17, 2024

2024 Sauvie Island Farms



2024 Pick Your Own Season will open when the STRAWBERRIES are ripe.

We have Puget Crimson and Mary's Peak strawberry varieties this year.  These ripen about a week later than Hoods, so if you hear other farms are opening, we should be open within another week.

We will post an update as soon as we have determined an opening date.


We look forward to seeing you back on the farm.

Thursday, November 16, 2023

 Sauvie Island Farms U-cut Christmas trees will be open for the 2023 season.

Friday and Saturday November 25 & 26   December 1 & 2 9am-5pm

We have a low inventory of trees again this year, so we plan to just be open these 4 days.

All trees will be $50 each.  No charge for baling the tree.  


This year the Douglas firs are mostly under 12 feet, with some very tall ones.  The Grand firs are mostly under 5 feet, some are taller and the Noble firs are mostly  under 5 feet with some taller.  

We will provide saws and carts for you to use while at the farm, and twine to attach your tree to your car.  

There will be no wreaths or garland, hot drinks or cookies this year.

We have attempted to replant our Christmas trees for the past couple of years, the extreme heat we have had during the summer months has destroyed most of the small saplings. 



Thanks for your interest and support of our farm. 

Thursday, June 29, 2023

Blueberries

 Blueberries are ready to pick at Sauvie Island Farms.




The first variety to ripen on the farm are the Early Blue blueberries. These medium sized berries are sweet and have a classic blueberry flavor.  They are our favorite.  This year the bushes are loaded with ripe fruit.  It is time to come out and get your fill of blueberries, fresh from the bushes.

$3.50 per lb for u-pick

$50 10lb flat or $28 5lb 1/2 flat if we pick them for you.  

We are picking by order only.  And we must have your order by 5pm the day before you want to pick up at the farm. 

Call or text 503-621-3988 to place an order.













Small amounts of Tayberries and Yellow raspberries are ripening also.
Red raspberries are still a week or more from being ready to pick.

Flowers on the farm this week: Shasta Daisies, Lavender, Baby's breath, and a few Dahlias.

Tuesday, June 6, 2023

Strawberries at Sauvie Island Farms

 The strawberries are riping quickly with the warm weather we have been having, so we have changed our plans and will OPEN on Thursday June 8th, 8am-6pm 


and continue to be open Monday-Saturday, closed on Sundays.

We have 4 varieties of strawberries at the farm this year.  

Hood, Shuksan, Puget Crimson and Mary's Peak.

The Hoods and Shuksans  are on the 4th year of harvest, the plants are stressed and the fruit is smaller, but still very sweet.  These 2 are ripe and ready to pick NOW.  

The Puget Crimson and Mary's Peak are just starting to get big beautiful ripe berries, they should be good to harvest for the next 3 weeks.

All u-pick strawberries are $3.00 per lb.

Fresh picked strawberries will be available by order only starting Saturday June 10.  

$45 flat or $25 1/2 flat.  

*We will NOT have HOODS for fresh pick this year.  We only have 12 rows of Hoods and are keeping those for u-pick only.  

We need to have your order in by 5pm the day before you want to pick up at the farm.  

Call or Text 503-621-3988 to leave your order.    

Peonies have not lasted long this year, we have had a lot of strong winds, but you can still cut them for $1.00 a bloom.

Thursday, June 1, 2023

Strawberries 2023

 We have been patiently waiting for the strawberries to ripen at Sauvie Island Farms.

This year on the farm we have Hood, Shuksan, Puget Crimson and Mary's Peak strawberry varieties.

The Hood and Shuksan fields are on their 4th year, they are usually good for 3 harvest seasons. We kept these 2 varieties in for another year, because we were unable to get these varieties to replant over the past 2 years.  All this to say, they are producing, but not a large crop.  

We have a small amount of Hood and Shuksan ripening and will be open for a few hours for the first pick of the season 

Saturday, June 3.  9am-1pm  


We will then open for the season on Saturday June 10  8am-6pm

hopefully with Puget Crimson and Mary's Peak as well as the Hood and Shuksan, 

we will continue to be open Monday-Saturdays  8am-6pm


If you wanting to get the first taste of Oregon grown strawberries, come out Saturday.

We also have beautiful peonies in bloom for $1.00 per bloom or 12 for $10.

for current updates check our facebook page and website.


Saturday, November 12, 2022

2022 Christmas trees

Sauvie Island Farms U-cut Christmas trees will be open for the 2022 season.

Friday and Saturday November 25 & 26  9am-5pm

We have a low inventory of trees again this year, so we plan to just be open these 2 days.

All trees will be $50 each.  No charge for baling the tree.  

We have very tall Douglas firs,  4-5 foot Grand firs and a variety of heights in the Noble firs.  

We will provide saws and carts for you to use while at the farm, and twine to attach your tree to your car.  

There will be no wreaths or garland, hot drinks or cookies this year.

We have attempted to replant our Christmas trees for the past couple of years, the extreme heat we have had during the summer months has destroyed most of the small saplings. 

Thanks for your interest and support of our farm.