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U-pick farm

Idaho Tomato Lady

U-pick farm in Pinehurst, Idaho

U-pick confirmed on the farm's website

From the farm's website

The farm's own words, quoted as posted on its website, with the page each line comes from and the day we read it. Seasons, hours and prices change: check with the farm before you go.

U-pick

RASPBERRY PLANTS

“There's nothing better than fresh raspberries on your morning cereal or snacking as you pick.”

Source: idahotomatolady.com/berry-plants-1, checked October 7, 2026

Crops and picking times

RASPBERRY PLANTS

“There are two types, July bearing, that bloom on last year's wood, and everbearing, that bear on primocanes (the new canes that grow up in the summer).”

“It's not mentioned, but we also ordered in some Boyne raspberry starts this year.”

“Everbearing varieties produce on new canes in fall, then again next July on the same canes.”

“Tip back the canes but don't cut them out until after they bear again in July.”

Source: idahotomatolady.com/berry-plants-1, checked October 7, 2026

STRAWBERRY PLANTS

“The first is in July, then after a rest (and I suggest a feed at this stage), another large flush in later summer that can last into frost.”

Source: idahotomatolady.com/berry-plants-1, checked October 7, 2026

“For sweetness, you want a perfectly ripe, completely red Albion, picked in late August and eaten right out of the garden.”

Source: idahotomatolady.com/berry-plants-1, checked October 7, 2026

“We do bring in bare root starts of perennials and berries plus plugs of flowers, but then they grow and mature in our care.”

Source: idahotomatolady.com, checked October 7, 2026

“Tomatoes are usually ready about May 1 forward.”

Source: idahotomatolady.com/tomatoes-peppers-veggies, checked October 7, 2026

Hours

“They prefer full sun, but may take a bit of afternoon shade.”

Source: idahotomatolady.com/berry-plants-1, checked October 7, 2026

Prices

“They are $20 each.”

Source: idahotomatolady.com/flowers-and-lilies, checked October 7, 2026

Before you go

“At the nursery, we include tax unless you pay with a credit card, then there is also a 3% charge added.”

“So bring cash or checks!”

Source: idahotomatolady.com/resources-and-faq, checked October 7, 2026

“They are bred to be high performers to use in pots and baskets.”

Source: idahotomatolady.com/flowers-and-lilies, checked October 7, 2026

Besides picking

“I have included a great article by Gary Ibsen, owner of Tomato Fest, in the FAQ section about choosing the right tomatoes for your garden.”

Source: idahotomatolady.com/tomatoes-peppers-veggies, checked October 7, 2026

At a glance

Address
43 Nelson Ln, Pinehurst, ID 83850Shoshone County

Besides picking

  • Festivals

Idaho Tomato Lady: questions

Does Idaho Tomato Lady have U-pick?

Yes. The farm's website says: "There's nothing better than fresh raspberries on your morning cereal or snacking as you pick."

Read from the farm's website idahotomatolady.com on October 7, 2026 (5 pages). Picking depends on the weather and the crop: always confirm with the farm before you go. The name, address, phone number, website and map point come from a public map listing.

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