We are now closed for regular sales hours until spring. Thanks for a successful year!
We do still have some squash and windfall apples, and we sell honey all winter long. Just contact us to arrange pickup.
Sales Hours
Monday - Sunday | Closed |
U-Pick [Done for 2023]
Monday - Sunday | Closed |
*Hours are weather and supply dependent. May close early if sold/picked out.
Everyone must be finished picking by the U-Pick closing time
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2 days ago by Millar Berry Farms
Mowing down the everbearing raspberries. They will fruit in September and October. -
1 week ago by Millar Berry Farms
Got the apple trees, currant bushes and raspberry canes all pruned while we had the mild weather! It's going to be too cold to work outside this week!1 week ago Kathie McNamara 1
Can’t wait to see you again in 2024 and get all your wonderful specialties❣️😃1 week ago Millar Berry Farms 1
Kathie McNamara thank you...starting in May with rhubarb and asparagus.1 week ago Victoria Brydges
How much should I prune my raspberries?1 week ago Nicole Jean
Do we trim raspberry bush now? Everything looks dead, how do I know what to trim? Any help appreciated.1 week ago Millar Berry Farms
Nicole Jean Dormant, not dead. https://hortnews.ext...rune-raspberries1 week ago Millar Berry Farms 1
Take any dead canes or plant material out for sure, then just trim them as you need to keep them manageable. -
2 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
It's international woman's Day
Sylvia is making sure her men get all the pruning done 😁2 weeks ago Marg Steers
My June raspberries grew to 8 feet long by the end of the summer. I trimmed them back to 5 feet, then the side shoots sprouted and are now 4-5 feet. How far back to trim them. They get sun till 12, then 4-6 so don’t know if they are reaching for the sun. I have also added many bags of composted manure. Suggestions? What are u trimming yours to today?2 weeks ago Millar Berry Farms 1
Marg Steers, we are cutting out the old dead canes and thinning them out by removing any thin or damaged canes. If you cut more than 25% of your canes you will reduce your yields. It sounds like you are doing well with plant nutrition. 👍 -
2 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
R&R pure natural honey has arrived. Message us if you would like some.2 weeks ago Paul Greulich
Hi
I’d like 2 large unpasteurized please. When are you open please ? Thanks. -
3 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
We are needing to restock our honey from R&R honey co. If there is a size you would like, help us in restocking the right size and amount by messaging us. The large is a 1 kg jar, small is a 500 g. squeeze bottle.
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4 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
Did anyone else try freezing our delicious corn on the cob whole? I tried it for the first time after a customer encouraged me to do it. It was delicious 😋4 weeks ago Helen Nairn 1
We did it first time this year! It is awesome to have mid winter !!4 weeks ago Helen Nairn 1
No we put them frozen into boiling water for about 10 minutes. We had a summer picnic with family at Christmas!4 weeks ago Bill Ravensberg
Looks good! My grandmother used to freeze corn on the cob and we'd have it with the big family Christmas. Always a treat way back in the day.4 weeks ago Brittany Yolkowskie-Brown 5
It's even better when you Blanche it and shave it off the cob into a freezer bag than freeze it!4 weeks ago Millar Berry Farms 1
Brittany Yolkowskie-Brown that's what I've always done! Just wanted to try this...it was delicious but missing the Crunch!!4 weeks ago Mandy Shipley
How did you cook it? From frozen? Remove husk?4 weeks ago Millar Berry Farms
Mandy Shipley you can microwave it in the husk for about 3 minutes or husk it and put in boiling water. Timing is everything.4 weeks ago Alisha Stout 1
I'm going to have to try this out, never thought of freezing the cobs of corn4 weeks ago Betty Joynt Rutledge
Do you take off husk then wrap it.4 weeks ago Sylvia Millar
Betty Joynt Rutledge leave it in the husk to freeze, but cut off the ends . -
5 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
Sorting through our windfall apples. Still good for apple crisps, juice etc. And cheap! Message us if you want some. Also have more fresh eggs for sale! Update!: apples have all been sold now. Eggs too.
Thanks for your response. We will post again when we have extra eggs .5 weeks ago Dennis Webster 1
Thanks! But we still have bags of your Strawberries and Rhubarb for pies.5 weeks ago Jo Anjema
Are they good for applesauce? We are almost out again.5 weeks ago Jo Anjema 1
Millar Berry Farms, perfect! Can I come today? And can you let me know price so I can bring cash?5 weeks ago Millar Berry Farms
Jo Anjema you can come today. The bigger boxes are $7, so if you want six bring $405 weeks ago Monica Pennings
Jo Anjema I can get some for.you if you want. I live close by and plan to go to the family day hockey if you are.5 weeks ago Jo Anjema 1
Monica Pennings I ended up picking them up already. Thanks for the offer though🙂5 weeks ago Melissa McDonald
May I swing by for a few boxes? 🐴5 weeks ago Millar Berry Farms
Melissa McDonald they are all gone. We have some we reserved for our chickens. Did you want some for your horses? They are more bruised.5 weeks ago Melissa McDonald 1
Millar Berry Farms your chickens need them to make yummy eggs but thank you for the offer!!! -
6 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
Happy Valentine's day 💘6 weeks ago Sheila M Stevenson 1
Looks yummy.6 weeks ago Ev Vykin
Millar Berry Farms sounds delicious! Enjoy, Happy Valentines Day Millar Berry Farms. -
9 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
That's a lot of snow!!!9 weeks ago Judy Pyke 1
I guess we need the meltoff in the spring but it can stop anytime now. Then it's turning to rain, could get really messy9 weeks ago Jacquie Webster
I’m up north and that’s not a lot of snow but I agree it’s good for insulating the berries -
11 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
Veggies from our freezer from our homegrown local produce11 weeks ago Dennis Webster
You need some pie to go with that.😉11 weeks ago Millar Berry Farms 2
Dennis Webster on a diet right now! But hopefully we'll be ready for rhubarb pies in the spring?11 weeks ago Dennis Webster
Millar Berry Farms DIET!! You hardly need to do that. Aren’t we supposed to put on extra weight in the winter?🤔 -
12 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
Happy new year to all! May our blessings be many and our troubles be few!12 weeks ago Sandra Norton Dicker 2
Amen!! Same to you!!12 weeks ago David William
Sandra Norton Dicker Happy new year Sandra, Nice meeting you here on FB, I'm David. I would very much appreciate the opportunity to get to know you. pardon my manners please🙏 if it don't seems right to you. what are your wishes for this New year ? my wishes is to be happy again and forgot about the pains 2023 cost me and focus on the greater blessings and greater experience am expecting in this 2024. why don't you send me a friend request or a direct message so we could get to know each other. I hope you don't mind? -
13 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
For friends and family who couldn't attend Helen's funeral service13 weeks ago Millar Berry Farms
On behalf of my family, Sylvia, Matt and myself would like to thank all those who took the time to offer their condolences. Your responses, both online and in person, helped our family get through a difficult time.13 weeks ago Charmaine Floyd Gajdemski 1
Thank you for sharing. God bless you and the family. Thinking of you all.13 weeks ago Cindy Litt
I am not sure how my mom found your mom. But they knew each other shortly after she moved to the area. My mom was from Manitoba and her parents were from Russian and AustriaHungary. We lived in Port Stanley and would drive in. And we stopped by for many years and gathered fruit and veggies. And my mom always stopped and visited with your mom. Always made my mom smile!
When I see my mother later, I will tell her.
So sorry for your lose. -
13 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
Visitation will be held at McFarlane & Roberts Funeral Home (2240 Wharncliffe Road South, Lambeth) on Wednesday, December 27, 11am-1pm, followed by a funeral service at 1:00pm, officiated by Pastor Steve Kerr.Obituary of Helen Millar | McFarlane and Roberts Funeral Home
Millar – Helen (née Steczyszyn), 98, of Lambeth (London, Ontario), passed away peacefully on December 22nd, 2023, at Westmount Gardens. She was born on August 10th, 1925, in Czer Jany, Poland, to Mykieta (Mike) and Pelagia (Polly Pendileuk) Steczyszyn. Helen met her beloved husband, Peter Millar,...13 weeks ago Gail Kreek
A wonderful lady! We regret we cannot attend today because of out-of-town guests arriving. God bless you all.❤️13 weeks ago Jodi Knight
A life well lived, may she rest in peace.
Sincere sympathies to the extended Millar family.13 weeks ago Ev Vykin
🕊💖🙏 Sorry to read of your great loss of Helen, sending you all condolences and memories ever lasting of her. What an incredible legacy of Millar Berry Farms she has left for all to continue to have joy from. -
13 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
Christmas blessings to you and yours13 weeks ago Marg Miller
Merry Christmas Bill and Sylvia13 weeks ago Millar Berry Farms
Marg, and a Merry Christmas to you and Joe and your family as well. 🎄❤️ -
13 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
Helen Millar (née Steczyszyn), 98, of Lambeth (London, Ontario), passed away peacefully on December 22nd, 2023, at Westmount Gardens. She was born on August 10th, 1925, in Czer Jany, Poland, to Mykieta (Mike) and Pelagia (Polly Pendileuk) Steczyszyn. Helen met her beloved husband, Peter Millar, in Toronto, and they married in Winnipeg on June 12th, 1947, at Holy Ghost Church. They moved to Sudbury, where they welcomed their first two sons, Greg and Dennis. In 1954, they relocated to London, and had two more sons, Bill and Peter. Helen and Peter bought a plot of land from the Zabehaylos and started Millar Berry Farms in 1961. They built a house on the farm in 1967 and sold their house in London to officially become farmers. Helen continued to work on the farm into her 90’s, until health issues required her to move into a long-term care home. Helen was an exceptional home-maker, raising four boys, and making the best borscht, cabbage rolls, perogies, and apple pie. She also outworked most everyone on the farm, from picking berries to helping in the market. She was an avid card player, always having the best luck. She enjoyed spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, who called her Baba. She also loved to sing. Helen is survived by her sons Greg, Bill (Sylvia), and Peter (Erna, and children Luke, Janna, and Amelia); her daughter-in-law Brenda (Dennis); her grandchildren Jeremiah (Kathleen), Daryl (Jason), Matt, Caleb (Grace), and Joshua (Susan); and her great-grandchildren Brooklyn, Ronan, Link, Raelynn, Reggie, and Rowan. She is predeceased by her husband Peter; her son Dennis; her daughter-in-law Debbie (Peter); her granddaughter Sherri (Peter); her siblings Anne, Mary, Jeanette, John, and Olga; and her parents Mike and Polly. Visitation will be held at McFarlane & Roberts Funeral Home on December 27, 11am-1pm followed by a 30 minute service officiated by Pastor Steve Kerr. The family would like to thank the staff at Westmount Gardens for their care and compassion. Helen will be dearly missed by all who knew her.Helen Millar - 1925-2023
Helen Millar (née Steczyszyn), 98, of Lambeth (London, Ontario), passed away peacefully on December 22nd, 2023, at Westmount Gardens. She was born on August ...13 weeks ago Dorrey Cowell
Our condolences to you and your family, prayers for you during this difficult time13 weeks ago Diane Giles
My condolences to the family. May all the memories shared over the coming days uplift you during this time.13 weeks ago Brenda Ladich
My sister and I loved seeing Mrs Millar and family with her outing to the mall recently, our condolences. -
15 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
Just finished covering up our strawberry plants for the winter. That is our final major job for the year. See you in the spring! https://www.instagra...NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==15 weeks ago Sonia Greig
Thank you for all you do. Farmers are underappreciated by some but not by my family. 🙂15 weeks ago Millares Romeo
Wow nice big farm Millar berry farms 🚜 I wish you all guys merry X'mas all the best God bless see next spring 2024 gud luck 👍 -
18 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
Our favourite job 🤢 People have been asking if we still have windfall apples left. The answer is yes. The price is $10 a box, cash only now.
Message us for pickup time. -
20 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
Got the strawberry Fields all weeded. Soon we will be bedding them down for the winter. -
20 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
Today was our last official "open for business" day. We still have a few boxes of windfall apples left, and we will have honey on hand throughout the winter for all our honey lovers. Just drop us a line when you would like any.
We will be beginning to bed the strawberries down next week, and also continue with the raspberry pruning, but we will try to accomodate any requests as best as we can. -
20 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
Open 11-4 today. Debit machine has been sent back, so bring cash. Farm boy Matt has dug up fresh beets, so we have those along with windfall apples, squash and honey -
21 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
We are stocked up again with pure, unpasteurized honey. And still have squash and windfall apples. Open today noon until 5 pm.21 weeks ago Sandy Hu 1
Save 1honey for me please will get it next week if that is work 😁😁😁🙏🙏🙏 thanks -
21 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
Open 11-4
Honey, potatoes, sweet potatoes, peppers, beets, squash and windfall apples. -
21 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
Making our own apple cider for personal use -
22 weeks ago by Millar Berry Farms
The work never ends. Pruning raspberries, weeding the strawberry patch, plowing the fields etc.21 weeks ago Sonia Greig
Thank you for all you do as farmers providing locally grown, delicious produce. It is very much appreciated. 🙂22 weeks ago Karen Rae Short 1
We appreciate all that you do, and are very happy that you had a really good season..22 weeks ago Dennis Webster
All the hard work seems to pay off. The Millar Barry Farm is an institution in the London area.22 weeks ago Carolyn Hepburn 2
Your hard work and dedication doesn't go unnoticed. The produce from Millar's is second to none.22 weeks ago Kaitlyn Northmore
1st year Raspberry didn't produce because it didn't get cross pollination. Do I still cut back the stalk?22 weeks ago Millar Berry Farms
Kaitlyn Northmore You generally don't get much, if any, fruit in the first year. Just cut out any dead canes, and any dead material off the ends in the spring.22 weeks ago Millar Berry Farms
Kaitlyn Northmore, raspberries are biannual, canes that come up in the spring bear fruit the following summer, then that cane will die off and should be cut out in the fall or early in the spring, as soon as the snow disappears.
Will strawberries be earlier this year with the warm winter ?
Lynda Lewis, one would think so, but too early to say for sure. A lot can happen between now and June. I am content to leave those things in the Lord's capable hands. It's my job to be ready.
Millar Berry Farms Amen