Wednesday, June 10
Omi's Black Berry Farm is closed for today. We have been picked clean.
Not sure when we will have enough ripe berries to open again. Keep checking, we'll be posting on Facebook and on our website.
Its Tuesday, June 9.
Omi's Blackberry Farm will be open tomorrow, Wednesday, June 10, at 8 am.
Come early, we anticipate that we will be picked out by mid morning.
Our berry supply is diminishing but we have an overabundance of fire ants.
No veggies at this time.
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It's Saturday, June 6.
Omi's Black Berry Farm will be open at 8 00 am.
We have lots of berries.
Ground is wet, shoes will get muddy.
When leaving the farm, please drive up to the cell phone tower to turn around.
No veggies today.
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This is Friday June 5
Storms and rain predicted for tonight and tomorrow morning. The berry farm is saturated and any additional rain will flood the farm. We hope to be open tomorrow, Saturday, but as of now we don't know.
We'll post as soon as we can determine what we will do. Please check before making a trip.
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Omi's Black Berry Farm is closed for today.
It's Tuesday, June 2th.
Our next day to open will probably be either Friday or Saturday. We'll post on Facebook and our website when we decide. Actually, the berries and the weather will make that decision.
Thanks for all the amazing pickers that came to visit us today.
Omi's Black Berry Farm will be open on Tuesday, June 2th, at 8 am.
Come early for the best picking. Cooler weather and more berries.
We will have veggies from Manheim Gardens: onions, taters, and cucumbers.
We will also have luffa from The Garden of Ian.
We will also have plush critters Bought to Life by Ava.
We will also have fig trees from The Heritage Fig Orchard.
Berries:
FYI: Our wire baskets hold about 3 lbs.
3 lbs of berries is about 8 cups.
$3.75 / pound cash or check.
3 cents on the dollar (3%) added to cover our cost for credit.
To prevent fires, please do not idle your engine.
Restroom facilities not available on the farm.
Good agricultural practices and State Regulations do not allow us to have pets on the berry farm.
www.omisblackberryfarm.com
512-656-9953
Posted on March 17, 2026
It looks like spring. It may not feel like it in the morning when temperatures drop to the mid 30s. But we have buds, flowers, and a few itty-bitty green berries. Depending on the weather we're thinking possibly by the end of April or beginning of May for the start of our 10th u-pick-em season. Stay tuned and check back here for updates.
Blessings on your day!
Updated March 20, 2026
DEPENDING ON THE WEATHER
On Tuesday morning, the weather hit the reset button on the berry farm. Temperatures dipped into the upper twenties and stayed there for several hours. Leaves on the fig trees were wilted by the afternoon as were the zinnias and sunflower plants that came up on their own from last year's seeds. Damage to the berries was not as obvious at first but now we can see that the buds are gone, the flowers have black centers and the itty-bitty berries have turned brown. So the start of our 10th season will be delayed probably until May.
In the meantime, check out our friends at Manheim Gardens. Their plant sale is tomorrow, Saturday, from 10 to 1.
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FRESH BERRIES.
RIGHT OFF THE VINE.
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Welcome to Omi's Blackberry Farm! We are a "pick your own" blackberry farm in Paige, Texas. Our farm is pesticide, herbicide, and insecticide free, so you can sample the berries right off of the vine. And in our opinion, that is just how it should be!
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OUR HOURSOur Blackberry season will begin soon and we look forward to welcoming you to our farm! Our hours of operation vary depending on the weather, how quickly our berries ripen, and how many pickers we have had. For the most up to date information on when we will be open, please visit our FB page. www.facebook.com/OmisBlackberryFarm/
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OUR PRICESWe charge for berries by the pound. Our prices were $3.75/pound if paying by cash and a 3% upcharge if paying by credit. Currently we do not sell pre-picked berries.
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PICKING BERRIESWhen you come out to pick, you'll be provided with a bucket to pick the berries in and a bag to take them home.
This is a working farm, so watch for watering hoses, pipes, fire ants, creatures, etc. |
IMPORTANT INFOWe do not have restroom facilities at the farm at this time.
We love our pets and we know you love yours, but but Good Agricultural Practices and State Regulations do not allow us to have pets on the farm. Because this is a working farm, we highly recommend wearing closed toed shoes. |
For the latest berry info check out our FaceBook page:
www.facebook.com/OmisBlackberryFarm
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COME VISIT THE FARM.
The farm is located right off of Highway 21 East, about 250 yards east of the 290/21 intersection. To get to the farm, turn off of Highway 21 East onto the dirt road that leads to the cell phone tower.
On the other side of Hwy 21 is the Pilot Travel Center and a WhataBurger.
Please be extremely careful if you are turning left into the Berry Farm. Traffic is moving fast from behind.
Do not turn on Paint Creek Road or Railroad Track Road, no matter what Google Maps tells you.
Our address is 2548 Highway 21 East, Paige, TX
On the other side of Hwy 21 is the Pilot Travel Center and a WhataBurger.
Please be extremely careful if you are turning left into the Berry Farm. Traffic is moving fast from behind.
Do not turn on Paint Creek Road or Railroad Track Road, no matter what Google Maps tells you.
Our address is 2548 Highway 21 East, Paige, TX
