Delicious blueberry jams and homemade Pickles. They sell plants too. People are friendly and nice. No pressure in buying. read more

Strawberries here are completely free from pesticides. Big box for $16. Enoigh berries to fill the lid of a box. It is officially strawberry season right now! read more

Tuttle Dl Berry & Vegetable Farm - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Stoneville, North Carolina

Went to tuttle DL Berry & Vegetable Farm today to get my mama & my uncle jack some strawberries for their birthdays like I do every year. I had to taste of one of the strawberries let me just say strawberries get better and better every year. One happy customer. read more

Tuttle Dl Berry & Vegetable Farm - Delicious strawberries - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Stoneville, North Carolina

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Great place with beautiful, healthy ferns, geraniums, gorgeous gallon size tomato plants. I've been several times and there are always the nicest, most helpful ladies working there. read more

Tuttle Berry & Vegetable Farm is offering pumpkins, a corn maze, hay rides, kiddie train, a handful of farm animals to view and a pneumatic corn cob cannon. We went searching for pumpkins for Fall/Halloween and found them on the web. There is a $7 adults/$5 kids admission charge. We didn't have an issue with the admission charge as we have been to places like this before. However, once we paid and got down to park the car and actually enter the farm area, it was, to put it mildly, a joke. There was a goat, a couple of recently born calves and a couple of adult rabbits and new rabbit babies. There was a kiddie train. Don't know if it was included in the admission charge but the kids looked to be having fun. There was a hayride which was probably enjoyable but we didn't stay long enough to ride. There were a few refreshments (fee) to which we did'nt avail ourselves. A corn cob gun was also in action but it was $1/shot. If you hit a faraway target, you got a "free" pumpkin. We realized that our $24 admission was a sunk cost at this point and just wanted to buy a pumpkin or two and get out. The largest pumpkins they had were pretty small, not large enough to carve a jack-o-lantern out of but could be used for general Fall decoration. Needless to say, we were pretty peeved and just departed. We then went to a local church youth-group sponsored pumpkin patch on the church grounds and found hundreds of pumpkins of all sizes and shapes. We should have started there but wanted to search out something unique. We won't go back to Tuttle's. read more