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Joanna Harrelson, 6, picks her first strawberry.
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Mary Condon, 96, has been picking strawberries since she was a little girl growing up in New Port Richey.
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The fields at Fancy Farms were open to the public Saturday, March 25
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Joanna Harrelson, 6.
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Money raised benefits local 4H organizations and local food banks.
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Money raised benefits local 4H organizations and local food banks.
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Amanda Ferdon, Kaitlin Ferdon, JAmie Ferdon and Tami Sinclair picked strawberries to make some strawberry jam.
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Max Roudi was picking strawberries for the first time.
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Chrysta Bayliss was in town from Atlanta. Strawberry picking is a family tradition when she comes to visit.
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"They make great margaritas." -Lisa Coyle.
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Mary Condon, 96, has been picking strawberries since she was a little girl growing up in New Port Richey.
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Three generations of strawberry picking.
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Lisa Coyle picked more than 12 quarts of strawberries to share with family and friends.
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Mary Condon picked strawberries faster than her family could take them back to the car.
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Maura Woods, Lauren Pusateri-Woods and William Woods.
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Maura Woods, 2.
As 6-year-old Joanna Harrelson knelt to pick a strawberry for the first time, 96-year-old Mary Condon was across the field stuffing her shirt with strawberry after strawberry. She was picking them faster than her family could shuttle filled quarts back to the car.
Families and friends took to the fields at Fancy Farms in Plant City Saturday, March 25 for the 10th Annual Hillsborough 4-H Strawberry U-Pick, raising money for local 4-H clubs and area food banks.
