We're closed today (Mondays), but looking forward to seeing you tomorrow :-)

Charlotte Gurney looks back over the past 50 years at the family farm as the fruit picking season takes hold
AFTER MORE THAN 50 years of accessing the farm from Blue Boar Lane on the north east side of Norwich, this month sees the arrival of an altogether new route. It's all thanks to a new housing development behind Tesco, meaning that we'll now have a smooth new road, almost entirely for our customers, linking us neatly to both the Salhouse and Wroxham Roads.
For the next couple of months, you'll need to come off the Park and Ride roundabout on the Wroxham Road and whizz in over a couple of roundabouts, via a host of official WHF signs. No more bumps, dusty cars, or noisy diggers chewing up the road - hurrah I hear you all say!
It's incredible looking back at old photos of the farm back in the day, images that so many of our customers will remember and relate to. Back in the 70s, PYO was all the rage, with chest freezers being the start of the white goods trend. It was a family activity to grab any vessel and venture down to White House Farm to ensure there would be plenty of frozen berries to fish out once winter arrived, keeping those summer memories alive. But in truth, PYO was a fortunate accident and leap of faith for the Gurney family; after years of commercial fruit growing for the Wroxham Fruit Growers, some of whose boxes prop up our farmshop displays to this day, supply chains changed and the family found themselves with hundreds of blackcurrants and no buyers.
Some quick thinking led to the gates being opened almost over night to the public, with a note 'Pick Your Own' being stuck up on Blue Boar Lane. And so the advocate of PYO came about as hoards of pickers showed their enthusiasm to pick, starting us on the journey that got us to the farmshop destination you see today.
You'll have noticed all the new shops, and this month, we see the latest arrival in the form of a children's nursery. Once Upon a Time, an established Norwich business owned by John and Julie Banbury, open their fourth nursery on the farm. We're delighted to have them with us - another member of the family and they are a firm reminder of how far the farm has come in 50 years.
Evolving with the times has been key to our survival and while PYO has its challenges, we'll still be welcoming pickers once again this summer. White House Farm stages regular monthly farmers’ markets. Over the summer, they are on July 15 & August 19.


Read the full article here.- So very grateful to the EDP for this great feature in your paper today!
A big welcome to everyone at Once Upon a Time opening this week! Enjoy the farm!
Heads up to our beadie eyed FB followers; from tomorrow you can start your strawberry picking! Please note an entry deposit will apply.
My summer pud #freshberries #readypicked
Fool me....fresh and available in the shop!
Lamb on the BBQ tonight? #diyfood #yourlocalbutcher- Wanna see the magic this weekend? Make a visit to White House Farm, Norwich and try our Award Winning Sausages!
Some of the friends we've met at the show. ;-)
Thanks Feast Norfolk for hosting today's event at the Royal Norfolk Show. Great teepee, coffee, speakers and flapjacks! ;-)
Going to the Norfolk Show today? Come and join us at 2pm on stand 261 as we talk about the White House Farm, Norwich journey!- Relive the hottest June day, even if the sun has gone in!
- Let's get dancing!!! We now have a dance studio at White House Farm, Norwich.
- Great photo GroWild....