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The plants are really starting to put out blooms now, but we're still thinking we'll have a mid-April opening. The video shows us cutting open a strawberry crown, which we do to diagnose several fungal diseases that attack the plant. A clean white interior means the crown is healthy, and a brown interior means the crown is infected with some type of fungus. Once you cut it, the crown oxidizes and turns brown in a matter of seconds, so you have to work fast. This plant was healthy! ... See MoreSee Less

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We are now closed and will reopen April 2025.

Please call us at 704-562-4021 for more information about our fall season.

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No Admission Fee

Reservations Not Required

No Animals Allowed Except Service Animals

No Outside Food or Drinks Unless You Have a Rental At the Farm

Water Bottles Allowed

Come Pick

Come Pick Strawberries in the Spring and Pumpkins in the Farm

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Come Play in Playround or Take a Hayride Around the Farm

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After playing and pickin', come have a delicious meal at Hall's Kitchen or enjoy some of our yummy desserts at the Bakery

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Book a Spring or Fall Field Trip Today. Spring tours are April - May and Fall tours are late September - October 31

about us

Hall Family Farm was started in 2008 at the original homestead. We are now in Lancaster, SC and have been there since 2021.

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445 W. Rebound Rd

Lancaster, SC 28720

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704-562-4021

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The strawberry plants are loaded with blooms, some

The strawberry plants are loaded with blooms, some small green berries, and so far they are growing very well. We frost protected in the wee morning hours earlier this week, while this morning was just above freezing but no frost. We expect picking to begin mid-April. Regardless of berry availability, we will open all the activities and Hall's Kitchen and bakery Saturday and Sunday April 12-13. This will be our 17th strawberry season and it has been the most difficult and challenging by far, so we are very very eager to bring this crop home!

The plants are really starting to put out blooms n

The plants are really starting to put out blooms now, but we're still thinking we'll have a mid-April opening. The video shows us cutting open a strawberry crown, which we do to diagnose several fungal diseases that attack the plant. A clean white interior means the crown is healthy, and a brown interior means the crown is infected with some type of fungus. Once you cut it, the crown oxidizes and turns brown in a matter of seconds, so you have to work fast. This plant was healthy!

Here's an animal update! Meet our newest additions

Here's an animal update! Meet our newest additions: Kronk, the baby Kune Kune pig, and over a dozen baby chicks. Hurricane Helene brought a tree down on our chicken coop, and we just fixed it in time for the chicks to go in. We took the opportunity to decrease the coop size to keep our flock safer from hawks which have been a big problem for us. The last photo shows an animal which clogged 20 of our sprinkler heads. Can you tell what it is?

Edit: We got the chickies from @bowersfarmsc !

Dawn greetings after 1st night of frost/freeze pro

Dawn greetings after 1st night of frost/freeze protection. The temp plummeted last night so we fired up the sprinklers at 12:30 am and tended to them until shutting down at 8:30 am. Due to the chilly winter, we are expecting to open mid-April, much later than the last two years.