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Blueberries
Blueberries are here! I am back on my feast and freeze plan, with the added bonuses that a) blueberry season lasts a whole lot longer than strawberry season and b) they are wicked easy to freeze, just pop ‘em in quart bags and into the freezer they go.
We’ve been to pick-our-own multiple times now, and there is no sign of a let-up. This year’s blueberry crop is amazing.
There are lots of blueberry farms listed in the Seacoast Local Foods Resource Guide, as well as plenty of pick-your-owns. Lots of growers are also bringing blueberries to our area farmers’ markets.