Welcome to our
Wild Maine Blueberry Farm

Alexander’s Wild Maine Blueberries, a family-owned farm located off Route 2 between Bangor and Lincoln, offers a variety of experiences for you and your family. Most popular are the blueberries we harvest and pack in convenient 5 lb. and 10 lb. boxes, available fresh during the harvest and frozen while supplies last.

Many enjoy handpicking the large clusters of lowbush blueberries in weed-free fields. Others choose one of our hand rakes to gently pull the blueberries from the bushes, and we winnow out the majority of stems and leaves with our old-fashioned winnowing machine. 

How many things taste incredibly good, and are good for you?  Maine's native lowbush wild blueberries are packed with intense flavor and very high levels of antioxidants.  Unlike the cultivated blueberry, Maine lowbush wild blueberries burst with a sweet and tangy flavor—a wonderful delicacy freshly picked or pulled from the freezer for your favorite recipes.  Whether fresh or frozen, wild Maine blueberries are a tasty treat with incredible nutritional value.

 

Ordering Information

Click here to order your convenient 5lb. or 10 lb. boxes, sold both fresh and frozen.

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Nutrition Information from Health.com: 

“They’re truly one of nature’s ultimate anti-aging foods,” says Kate Geagan, MS, RD, author of Go Green Get Lean. Research suggests the tiny gems not only help prevent memory loss but also may improve motor skills and help lower blood pressure. Another reason to love ’em: they’re high in antioxidants that help fight wrinkles." 

 

   There's NOTHING Like a Wild Maine Blueberry

Spring 2012

The farm is busy with activity. 

We've brought in hives full of bees for pollinating the blossoms, and the fields are abuzz with nearly a half million bees!  We are also happy to report that the plants look fantastic.

We are cutting brush from the stone walls and field perimeters.  And we will continue to make improvements to a new field near the Greenfield Road that we hope to begin harvesting from in a few years.

In the office, we are accepting orders for the 2012 season and adding customers to our e-mail and call lists.  If you would like to place an order, simply click the "Contact Us" tab at the top of this page.

We look forward to seeing you in August!