Sweet and plump strawberries are a sure sign of summer in the Circle City. WRTV consumer reporter Barbara Boyd went to pick strawberries at Tuttle Orchards 40 years ago.
GREENFIELD — A sure sign of summer in the Circle City is the annual Indy Strawberry Festival on Monument Circle in downtown Indianapolis.
While Indiana may not be known for producing strawberries like Florida and California, the colorful crop is just starting to come into season in the Hoosier State.
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