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Describe the process for new visitors. Explain how they check in, what tools are provided (or if they need to bring their own), how the flowers are priced (eg by the bucket, stem, or weight), and how to pay.
When you arrive, please park in the designated areas, gather your necessary belongings, and make your way towards the side gates of the barn. This is your access point to the flower fields. Here you will pay for your desired size container, retrieve shears, and make your way into the fields.
If you have come to feed and frolic with the alpacas or goats, you will find them in this area. You may purchase feed specifically for each animal but please do not mix the feed between the animals. Their diets are very different and can mixing feed can cause harm.
We want everyone to have the best possible experience. During our hot summer months, we recommend you bring:
To ensure a good experience for everyone and protect our own furry friends here at the farm and the flower farm in general, please be mindful of the following:
Time of Day to pick flowers
Please view our bloom calendar below to see what’s in bloom during each season. Some flowers have a much longer blooming season than others and can overlap. Bloom time is subject to change due to weather and climate so please be sure to visit our social media page for the most up to date information.
* Tulips: A popular early-season flower, often with a season that runs from late March through April.
* Ranunculus: Known for their delicate, multi-layered petals, they are a spring highlight.
* Anemones: These flowers often bloom around the same time as ranunculus.
* Snapdragons: Some farms will have these available in late spring.
* Lavender: The season for picking lavender often starts in late spring and continues into early summer.
* Sunflowers: A summer favorite, many farms have dedicated sunflower fields and mazes.
* Zinnias: These vibrant, colorful flowers are a common sight in summer and early fall.
* Celosia: A unique and textured flower that thrives in the summer heat.
* Coneflower
* Lilies
* Gladiolus
* Dahlias
When you get home, re-cut the stems at an angle. Remove any leaves that would be below the waterline in your vase.
Place the flowers in a clean vase with fresh water and flower food. Change the water every 2-3 days.
Keep your bouquets out of direct sunlight and away from drafts as this can shorten its vase life.
A u-pick flower farm is a place where you can walk through our fields and hand-select and cut your own fresh flowers to take home. We provide the tools and a beautiful setting; you create your own beautiful bouquet.
We are open seasonally from late spring through fall. Our specific hours and days of operation are:
Please check our social media pages or the homepage of our website for any last-minute changes to our schedule due to weather or flower availability.
No, reservations are not required for general u-pick visits. Just come on out during our open hours! However, if you are bringing a group of 10+, we kindly ask that you contact us in advance.
Our flowers are priced by the bucket. We offer a few different sizes to fit your needs:
We accept cash and all major credit cards.
We recommend you bring:
Yes, we provide sanitized clippers. We also provide a bucket for you to use while you are picking and to transport your flowers home.
Absolutely! Children are welcome on the farm. We ask that they are supervised at all times and follow the farm rules. Please remind them to stay on the designated paths and handle the flowers with care.
For the safety of our flowers, our own animals, and all of our visitors, we do not allow pets on the farm. Please leave your furry friends at home.
Our flower selection changes with the season. Please visit our "What's Blooming" page or check our social media for the most up-to-date list of what's available for picking! You can typically expect:
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