Boysenberries are a century-old cross of raspberry, blackberry, dewberry, and loganberry (Wikipedia). They have the distinctive flavor of blackberries with a bit of the sweetness of raspberries.
These farms grow boysenberries and sell directly to consumers, typically at farm stands, farmers markets, or “U-Pick” at the farm.
Boysenberries are seasonal and must be picked when fully ripe. If you make a special trip, call ahead or check social media to verify availability. Farms in bold have the largest geographical distribution.
As of July 25, 2026, the 2026 growing season has ended in North America. We're eagerly awaiting more boysenberries in May, 2027.
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Season: May to June (done for 2026)
Season: May to June (done for 2026)
Season: late June to August (done for 2026)
Season: July to early August (done for 2026 as of July 25, 2026)