Blueberry picking season typically runs from mid to late July through mid to late August, depending largely on local weather conditions such as temperature, sun, and rainfall. The start and end of the season can vary year to year and location to location, but generally the peak blueberry harvest is during July and August in many areas in North America. Some regions with warmer climates may see blueberry season start earlier, around April to May, while northern regions have it later in the summer. To summarize:
- In many places, blueberry picking begins mid to late July.
- Season extends through mid to late August.
- Warmer southern regions may have season as early as April-May.
- Some local farms open their fields as soon as ripe berries are ready, with exact dates determined by nature and weather.
For specific local timing and updates, it's best to check with nearby farms or regional agricultural sources.
