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Plan Your Visit

Jones Family Farm from the air

Make the most of the seasonal activities at Jones Family Farms

Plan your visit to Jones Family Farm to make the most of the seasonal activities and enjoy a wonderful day out in a beautiful Connecticut farm setting. Whether picking berries, selecting a Christmas tree, or enjoying a wine tasting, Jones Family Farm offers a memorable experience for all ages.

Below is an overview of the harvesting times for flowers, strawberries, blueberries, pumpkins & squash, and Christmas trees.

Flowers

Harvesting Time: Early spring
Details: Flowers are available from the greenhouse from late March through April.

Strawberries

Harvesting Time: Late spring to early summer
Details: Strawberries are typically harvested from late May through June.

Blueberries

Harvesting Time: Midsummer
Details: Blueberries are generally harvested from mid-June to August, with peak picking season.

Pumpkins & Squash

Harvesting Time: Late summer to early fall
Details: Pumpkins and squash are harvested from late August through October, just in time for autumn festivals and holidays.

Christmas Trees

Harvesting Time: Late fall
Details: Christmas trees are typically harvested from late November to early December, aligning with the holiday season.

Jamie and Sam Jones working in the fields at Pumpkinseed Hill

Visiting Our Family Farm

Thank you for your interest in visiting our farm! Please follow our guest guidelines to ensure your farm visit is enjoyable, memorable, and safe. We look forward to your visit!
a view of the barn from the top of the hill

Driving Directions

Jones Family Farms has three farm locations - Homestead Farm, Valley Farm, and Pumpkinseed Hill.

Weather and Cancellation Policies

As farmers, we work outside in all types of weather; therefore, we are open in most weather situations. Our Crop Report phone message always has the latest hours and weather details.
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As we reflect on our agricultural adventures and experiences, I find it exciting to realize that our many environmental practices work in symbiosis with the positive ecological impacts and the economic success of our farm.

I believe this is a critical message for our nation to embrace.

Terry Jones
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Sustainable Farming

All who work and live on the Jones Family Farms are guided by the words of the farm’s founder: “Be good to the land and the land will be good to you.”
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tractor in field in spring