Amber

Lane

farm ​Blackberries

3088 East Farm Road 88 ​Springfield, MO 65803

Woman Covering Her Face With Her Hands

Why ​Blackberries

We originally, wanted to move out of the ​city to situate ourselves on some land ​with beautiful sunsets and space. We ​quickly decided we wanted to use some of ​the space we had to grow something that ​would bring us some joy. Upon further ​thought, we decided upon blackberries ​because they are one of our favorites, ​they grow beautifully & natively, and most ​of us have a nostalgia about them! Just ​think blackberry cobbler with homemade ​ice cream in summertime. What is better ​than that?

About Us

We are David and Amber Bowler. ​We were born and raised in the ​Springfield area. We have three ​grown sons and three grandkids. We ​have a love of the outdoors and ​growing our own food. We are dog ​lovers and enjoy being home to ​enjoy our family, yard, and pets.

If you would like to come and pick:

Pints $5, Quarts $10, Gallons $30 (containers provided)

  • We will keep prepicked berries on site as much as possible

$6 pints and $12 quarts.

  • Hours of operation: due to summer heat, we will have picking ​hours from 8-10 am and 6:30 or after until dark.​ We may make some exceptions and we will post often on our Fa​cebook page if we are open. Availability of berries an​d weather will be det​ermining factors.
  • Garden vegetables may also be av​ailable at times.

Farm Guidelines:

  • Children must be closely supervised at all times.
  • As you prepare to visit, consider wearing close-toed shoes, due to mud, sticks, ​insects, or uneven farm field.
  • Use of bug spray and sunscreen are advised.
  • You are welcome to bring a water bottle, bottles of water may be available.
  • No pets allowed, service animals only.
  • Please stay in designated areas only.
  • We are not certified as an organic, but we practice eco-friendly and healthy, ​sustainable habits. We host beehives from J&L Honey Farm, so we want to ​keep all of our workers happy! If pests become a threat, we will take the safest ​measures possible. Always wash berries before eating.
  • Children must be closely supervised at all times.
  • As you prepare to visit, consider wearing close-toed shoes, due to mud, sticks, ​insects, or uneven farm field.
  • Use of bug spray and sunscreen are advised.
  • You are welcome to bring a water bottle, bottles of water may be available.
  • No pets allowed, service animals only.
  • Please stay in designated areas only.
  • We are not certified as an organic, but we practice eco-friendly and healthy, ​sustainable habits. We host beehives from J&L Honey Farm, so we want to ​keep all of our workers happy! If pests become a threat, we will take the safest ​measures possible. Always wash berries before eating.

Amber Lane Farm Blackberries

Just a short drive from

Hwy 65 and I-44 located at

3088 E.Farm Road 88, ​Springfield, MO 65803

Blackberry Picking Tips!


Blackberries are ready to pick when there is no ​pink, the berries are more dull black, and they ​remove easily from the stem without tugging.


Blackberries need to be refrigerated quickly. ​They are fragile and will crush and break down ​if not handled properly. Rinse them just before ​eating.


To freeze, it’s best to put them in a single layer ​on a cookie sheet and freeze before putting ​into a container.


Visit Pickyourown.org for more blackberry tips.


All Recipes- Blackberry Desserts 😍


Our help

My mom, Rhonda, and her best guy, Phil, have ​been a tremendous help to us! They have been ​there every step of the way, from encouragement ​to kicking us into gear to move on to the next ​phase when we got stuck. They showed up to work ​in every way.


We also could not have done it without family and ​friends who showed up for planting day and those ​who encourage us by their interest and inquiry.