We see blues!
We see blues! After a very warm week, a few Duke blueberries have begun turning blue. Blueberries will continue coloring over the next few weeks and we expect the Dukes to size-up nicely with a cooler forecast. This looks like a great crop! While blueberries are still ahead of schedule, we hope to offer ETAs as early as June 26th. Please contact Trevor with questions.
-
- Duke blueberries turning blue.
-
- A few blue Duke berries!
-
- Duke blueberries are sizing-up nicely.
-
- A Duke blueberry field with Mt. Hood in the background.
-
- Duke blueberries.
-
- Duke will continue to color in the coming weeks.
-
- Aurora blueberries.
-
- Aurora blueberries.
-
- Aurora blueberries.
Did you know? Antioxidants work to neutralize free radicals — unstable molecules linked to the development of cancer, cardiovascular disease and other age-related conditions such as Alzheimer’s. Substances in blueberries called polyphenols, specifically the anthocyanins that give the fruit its blue hue, contribute to antioxidant activity.
