Hours
The pick-your-own season will begin on April 7, 2025, with thousands daffodils blooming during the spring season. Check back for updates or get farm news emailed straight to you (sign up located at the bottom of this page).
The flower farm is open to the public daily from 10am to 6pm every day during Daffodil Season, except for special events, severe weather, or if the flowers are temporarily sold out.
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What to bring to Daffodil Days
-Farm appropriate clothing. The farm is on a slope and has grassy paths. You’ll want comfortable clothes and shoes that are good for uneven ground.
-Gloves. Some people like to wear gloves while cutting flowers.
-Sunscreen. The flower field is SUNNY! Take care of your skin to prevent sunburn, even on cool but sunny spring days.
At the farm
-Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes before closing time so you have plenty of time to enjoy the farm.
-All prices include tax so you don’t have to count pennies!
-Make your way to my welcome tent and choose your size: Daffodil Bouquet, Pebble Vase or Hurricane Vase. You can pick as many flowers as fit in that container for a flat rate – simple and easy!
Hurricane Vase Bouquet is a traditional curvy vase that holds about 35 stems - $50
Pebble Vase Bouquet is a textured glass vase that holds about 20 stems - $35
Daffodil Bouquet is a no-vase option. Pick 10 stems and carry them home - $20
Bud Vase is a dainty small vase that holds 1-3 daffodils depending on the specific vase and daffodils you choose - 1 for $7 or 3 for $20
-Payment options: Exact cash OR credit/debit cards and electronic payments (Apple pay, Samsung pay, Google pay) accepted by scanning a QR code with your smart phone.
-Take your time and look around. Many people like to see all the flowers before they decide which ones they want to cut.
-When you start picking your flowers, be sure to grasp the stem as close to the ground as possible. Gently pull up and the stem will break, often giving you stems that are a little longer. It’ll be easier to arrange your flowers with longer stems when you get home.
