"A disease called Neopestalotiopsis, coupled with wet and warm climate, has led to the closure of many pick-your-own strawberry farms in Washington."
"Baugher's farm in Maryland offers strawberry picking along with an on-site restaurant and a petting zoo for family entertainment."
"Butler's Orchard is celebrating its 75th anniversary with a weekend festival that includes face painting and live music, along with pick-your-own strawberries."
"Wegmeyer Farms provides several locations for picking strawberries in Loudoun County, accommodating families with scheduled time slots in the strawberry fields."
Neopestalotiopsis has affected strawberry crops alongside unfavorable rainy and hot weather, causing many pick-your-own farms near Washington to close. Despite this, a few farms remain open for berry picking, including Baugher's in Carroll County, known for its petting zoo and restaurant. Butler's Orchard in Germantown offers a 75th-anniversary celebration with various family activities. Other options include a farm in Sudlersville with flexible hours and Wegmeyer Farms with multiple locations in Loudoun County, offering scheduled family picking experiences. Visitors are encouraged to check farm websites for real-time updates.
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