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436 East State Street, Route 202
Granby
MA
01033
Pay With: Credit/Debit, SNAP/EBT, HIP (Healthy Incentives Program)
Contact: Stephen & Tammy Sapowsky
(413) 467-7952(413) 467-7952
(413) 467-9799
About
A family farm since 1947, we grow asparagus, bedding plants, pre-picked and PYO strawberries, sweet corn, tomatoes, squash, and a variety of small crops and fall crops, including unusual gourds and fancy pumpkins. Full-service roadside farm stand. Visit Facebook for hours, weather conditions as they pertain to crops, planting tips, surplus sales, and to find out what we are picking. Open May 1-November, 8am – 5pm.
Pick your own strawberries: updated for 2023!
PYO strawberries will begin Thursday 6/15! Open everyday 8am to 4 pm as long as the berries last. Fields are located at 388 East State Street, Route 202 Granby, MA, 01033 (across from Granby High School).
Note that PYO is dependent on weather and availability. Call ahead to be sure! (413-467-7952)
What We Grow
Baked Goods
Bread, Cakes, Cookies + PastriesFruit
StrawberriesNursery + Flowers
Bedding Plants, StrawSpecialty
Harvest Decorations, WreathsVegetables
Asparagus, Corn, Potatoes, Pumpkins, Summer Squash, Tomatoes, Winter SquashFarm Stand
- Sapowsky Farms
436 East State Street, Route 202
Granby, MA (map)
(413) 467-9799 Call for hours or see our Facebook page. OPENING: May 1.
Our Customers
Pick Your Own
Pick your own strawberries: updated for 2023!
PYO strawberries will begin Thursday 6/15! Open everyday 8am to 4 pm as long as the berries last. Fields are located at 388 East State Street, Route 202 Granby, MA, 01033 (across from Granby High School).
Note that PYO is dependent on weather and availability. Call ahead to be sure! (413-467-7952).
Season
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Crop
Strawberries
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Peach update
There are no peaches for harvest in Massachusetts this year — an unfortunate casualty of increasingly variable weather fueled by climate change. We are keeping the guide updated with information about other fruit that is available, along with farms that are sourcing peaches from other parts of the region.
Updates