WELCOME!

Live fruit availability update for PYO -

Strawberries; Available!

Apples; Discovery, Bramley & Spartan available!

Blackberries; not available (more ripening soon!)

Plums; Available! (Victoria and Marjorie)

Raspberries/Cherries; all picked out for 2025!

Felderland PYO Farm is lucky enough to be situated in the Garden of England, making it the perfect Kentish retreat from the hustle and bustle of London life, as well as being a stone's throw from Canterbury, and a favourite for locals to enjoy a great family day out. Tucked in-between Sandwich and Deal's picturesque coastal towns, Felderland Farm is one of the largest Pick Your Own or PYO farms in Kent.

FELDERLAND PYO

Our strawberries on a ‘Table-Top System’, which means you can pick without bending down! The plants are grown in bags filled with coconut coir and using different varieties and techniques, we can spread the harvest across the whole summer!

We crop the strawberries for two years and when the plants are finished, the coir is emptied out onto our fields and incorporated into the soil.

We also have areas of potted raspberries and potted blackberries which we grow in coir (coconut fibres) and replant on a three year cycle using special long cane material. 

Why do we use tunnels? The poly tunnels are a vital part in creating the optimum growing conditions for your favourite fruits. They protect our crops from frosts and cold weather, which slow down fruit development AND they protect the plants and fruits from rain which can spread disease and damages the soft skins of our strawberries, blackberries, and raspberries. But, most of all.... it means we can pick in the rain without getting wet!

SUSTAINABLE FARMING

At Felderland PYO Farm, we are committed to promoting sustainable practices. Here's what we're doing to help.

PACKAGING: recyclable punnets and eco-friendly disposable items in our coffee shop.                 

LOW FOOD MILES: using local suppliers.     

FOOD WASTE: donating surplus fruit and vegetables to local livestock farms and plants to the local schools. We compost all other green waste.

BIODIVERSITY: planting wildflowers / messy areas for wildlife and pollinators. Bird/bat boxes. Bee boxes, natural windbreaks.                                          

IPM: Introducing beneficial insects and holistic practices over using pesticides.