Lyon Farm's 2023 Blueberry Crop Wiped Out By an Early Bloom Followed by a Devastating Late Freeze

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The warm weather in the late winter followed by the freeze in both March and April appears to have wiped out our blueberry crop. That said, we are not planning to open for the 2023 season. We were looking forward to seeing all our friends and are so very sorry this happened. If we have any updates, we'll be sure to post here or on the Facebook page.



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