Produce Farms near Charlotte, NC

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Healthy Harvest Growers in North Carolina grows naturally raised microgreens watered with pH-balanced filtered well water — nothing added, nothing sprayed — then freeze-dries (never dehydrates) them into nutrient-locked powders like wheatgrass and beet, plus layered nutrition mixes for dressings and dips. Fresh microgreens, eggs, and sourdough pre-order for Saturday farmers market pickup.

Stallings

Williams' Blueberries sells blueberries along with muscadine and scuppernong grapes near Stallings in Union County, southeast of Charlotte. The farm sits off Sherin Lane, reached from US 74 past I-485. Blueberries come in through summer and the muscadines and scuppernongs follow in late summer and fall.

A North Carolina produce seller. The name suggests a seasonal fruit-and-vegetable market run out of a former country store, a common setup along the state's rural highways. No website or exact address turned up in research.

Waxhaw

Waxhaw

Waxhaw

Southerland Brothers Produce grows and sells vegetables near Waxhaw, in Union County south of Charlotte. Union County is one of the state's stronger produce-farming areas, with tomatoes, sweet corn, and greens coming in through the warm months. The farm runs as a family produce operation. Call ahead to see what's in season and how they sell, since roadside and pre-order setups vary by farm.

Concord

Rock Hill

Rivers' Blueberries grows blueberries on Colony Road in Rock Hill, in York County just south of Charlotte. Pick-your-own blueberry season across this part of the Carolina piedmont typically runs from June into July. Ripeness and open days shift week to week, so it's worth checking before you make the drive.

Stanley

Raceway Berry Farm grows berries on Mariposa Road in Stanley, Gaston County, northwest of Charlotte. Berry farms in this area run through late spring and summer, as strawberries give way to blueberries and blackberries. Contact the farm for picking conditions and open days.

Rock Hill

Kingdom Gardens in Rock Hill, South Carolina is the co-op home farm of Hannah at the Gardens — fields of no-spray vegetables and pasture-raised animals stewarded alongside two local flower farmers, a beekeeper, and the pig farmer who runs the on-site Farm Store. Community events, WWOOF volunteering, global-twist farm-to-table dinners, and the Global Stewardship Podcast all serve one mission: reconnecting people with where their food comes from.

Monroe

Piedmont Produce sells locally grown fruits and vegetables on Morgan Mill Road in Monroe, the Union County seat southeast of Charlotte. The surrounding farmland turns out strawberries, sweet corn, tomatoes, and fall pumpkins across the season. This is roadside-stand country, where produce moves the same week it comes off the field.

Rock Hill

Kylies Strawberry Patch grows strawberries on Southeastern Road in Rock Hill, York County, just below the North Carolina line. South Carolina strawberry season peaks from April into June, when U-pick patches like this one open for spring picking.

Iron Station

Monroe

TLC Blueberry Farm runs a pick-your-own blueberry patch on Greene Road in Monroe, in the Charlotte area of Union County, and sells blueberry plants year-round for home growers. The farm points to blueberries' spring flowers, fall color, and antioxidant content as reasons to plant them. It was closed for the 2026 season, with plans to reopen in 2027.

Mount Pleasant

Jo's Blueberry Farm grows blueberries near Mount Pleasant in eastern Cabarrus County, east of Concord. Piedmont blueberries here come in from June through mid-July, usually sold pick-your-own by the pound or bucket. The farm has no website posted; confirm ripening and open days locally during early summer.

Oakboro