Pick-your-own cherries season is back in the Bay Area and families flocked to Borello Family Farms in Morgan Hill over Memorial Day weekend.
Pick-your-own cherries season is back in the Bay Area and families flocked to Borello Family Farms in Morgan Hill on Monday.Pick-your-own cherries season is back in the Bay Area and families flocked to Borello Family Farms in Morgan Hill on Monday., Mary Borello, said the weather has delayed the opening of u-pick farms across the state including theirs.
Their orchard off Monterey Road in Morgan Hill opened over the Memorial Day weekend. They have one other location in Morgan Hill and three ranches in Gilroy. "Normally, this cherry orchard would be done and picked out two weeks ago. So the fact that we're just now picking it out - we would be at a different ranch right down the road," Borello said."The really cool mornings that we've had just made the process of ripening the cherries that much longer," Borello said.
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