Lyonblueberry Farm: Ph 205-312-1475---1700 County Rd. 56, Wilsonville

Lyon Blueberry will be open June 18---Thursday through Sunday 7 a.m. until 3 p.m. Gallon buckets are $12. Directions from Birmingham below. Call 205-703-6536 for more details. Lyon Blueberry never uses pesticides on our berries. JT says the blueberries are looking full and so are the BLACKBERRIES! Blackberries are also $12 a gallon.

We never use pesticides on our berries Come visit this June when we open up the farm. JT is looking forward to seeing old friends, familiar faces as well as new ones too. The buckets are ready and the berries will be soon. Call ahead with any questions and check back here for updates. JT can be reached at 205-703-6536 TENTATIVE OPENING DATE - First Week of June 2015 for Blackberries/ Blueberries, likely the following week. DIRECTIONS: From Birmingham- take 280 south just past Westover to County Highway 55- At County Highway 55, make a right. Then, go about 7 miles to Shelby Highway 40 where you make a Left. Then, go about one mile to Shelby Highway 61. At Shelby 61 go just a very short distance to Shelby Highway 56 where you'll make a left. From there, go about 3/4 mile.....THE LYON BLUEBERRY SIGN IS ON RIGHT IF YOU BRING ALONG SMALL CHILDREN, PLEASE KEEP AN EYE ON THEM.Thanks! Cold Water and portable restroom facilities available.

$10 a bucket. Around 30 miles south of Downtown Birmingham. No chemical pesticides! Come join us in June when we open up the farm. JT has been working hard all winter to get his crop ready for your berry picking experience. We're looking forward to seeing old friends and familiar faces as well as new ones too. The buckets are ready and the berries will be soon. Call ahead with any questions and check back here for updates. TENTATIVE OPENING DATE - First Week of June 2014 for Blackberries/ Blueberries, likely the following week. DIRECTIONS: From Birmingham- take 280 south just past Westover to County Highway 55- At County Highway 55, make a right. Then, go about 7 miles to Shelby Highway 40 where you make a Left. Then, go about one mile to Shelby Highway 61. At Shelby 61 go just a very short distance to Shelby Highway 56 where you'll make a left. From there, go about 3/4 mile.....THE LYON BLUEBERRY SIGN IS ON RIGHT IF YOU BRING ALONG SMALL CHILDREN, PL...

The Lyon Farm is located in an area called Fourmile. It's called that, some say, because it's situated in fertile soil region located four miles from Columbiana, the county seat, and Wilsonville. These two gems are worth a weekend drive and visit. There, you'll find charming shops and other restaurants and history. And, the people are the sweetest.

Come pick a gallon or more of fresh Coosa valley soil enriched blue berries for just 12$- The farm will likely the first week of June for business. Hours from 7-3 THURSDAY- SUNDAY Closed Mon, Tues, Weds Also- buckets will be supplied. They're mandatory- ALSO- Ask about baby boxwood shrubs- available for $35- you dig'em and they are your's

2012 schedule -Located in the Four Mile Community at 1700 County Road 56 near Wilsonville, AL (call 669-9205) ... detailed map below : HOURS for Summer 2012; Tuesday through Saturday from 7 a.m. til 6 p.m. / Seven varietals of blueberry bushes, well manicured picking rows,gallon picking buckets provided free, ice water and portable restrooms on site Lyon Blueberries- For more info on opening dates in June ... call 205 669 9205 A fun experience for your family (only around 30 miles from DOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM) $10 a gallon bucket....U-pick farm...GROUPS WELCOME Featured here in this 2008 "Shelby County Reporter" article http://www.shelbycountyreporter.com/news/2008/jul/14/blueberry-pickin/ Story from my personal blog on JT and the farm; Come pick your own fresh anti-oxidant loaded juicy blueberries on the Lyon Blueberry farm this summer. Take a road trip to the beautiful largely untouched part of Shelby County, between Wilsonville and Columbiana, and be prepar...