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Litchfield Hills Blueberry Farm is situated on a beautiful hilltop among the scenic Litchfield Hills of Northwest Connecticut. The Town of Plymouth,  home to this Berry Farm, is referred to as 'The Gateway  to the Litchfield Hills'
 
This meticulously established 30 acre Pick-Your-Own Farm has over 11,000 'highbush' blueberry bushes and offers excellent picking conditions.
   

The berry season at Litchfield Hills provides a well-planned combination of early, mid, and late, season crop of several varieties of Blueberries.  Highbush berries can grow 8-12 feet tall, and many  varieties are exceptionally suitable for Zone 5.  We prune our bushes to about 5-6 feet tall in order to accommodate easy, reachable picking.

   
The Farm has the following varieties;

Bluetta

 medium-large berry size,  early ripening,  heavy crop of aromatic lightly flavored berries,  very  hardy,  our  shortest  variety at about 4 feet.
Blueray very large berries with excellent flavor,  a mid-season variety with productive clusters of  tight berries.
Bluecrop large,  light-colored blue  mid-season berry with loose clusters,  very good flavor,  highly popular variety  that travels/ships well.
Herbert very large (customers refer to this berry as 'almost plums'),  hardy and productive on loose clusters,  excellent flavor.

Coville

 hardy and productive,  loose clusters,  very large berry with good flavor,  mid to late-season ripening.
Wolcotts very delicious flavorful medium size berry,  very popular for jams,  jellies,  sauces, and just plain snacking ,  loose clusters,  highly productive,  mid-season ripening

Zebras

 medium dark berry with good flavor,  mid to late-season ripening.
Patriot very popular early-season variety,  dense foliage on a  'shorter'  highbush of about 4-5 feet,  very productive,   excellent flavor
Duke an outstanding early-season variety,  vigorous growth with very large fruit size and excellent flavor. 
   

Please note that variety availability varies  season to season  and  week to week.  Maintenance of a healthy, productive Blueberry crop,  is relative to the thoroughness in which each bush is harvested.  Daily picking sites  depend  precisely on  maturity of  ripening  berries.  
 
A  berry  that is 'blue'  in color,  is not necessarily 'ripe'   or  at  it's  harvest  peak.  This is  why you  may  pass  several  great  looking,  irresistible  bushes  on your  way  to  the  'picking site'.   Just  know  we  are  bringing   you  to  the  'best  berry  today'.  
We hope you vary your visit times to sample all the delicious varieties!      Enjoy!