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until 16 September

Emmeloord

Flower-picking garden in bloom

The flower-picking garden at Boerderij Groeizaam in Emmeloord is open again. There are plenty of beautiful flowers in all sorts of colours in bloom, so do come along soon and pick a bouquet.

You’ll find scissors and string in the cupboard, and there are also baskets hanging there to put your flowers in before you tie them into a bouquet with the string and take them home. That way, you’ll have everything to hand whilst picking. You also pay for your flowers yourself. Check the ‘circles’ provided to see how big your bunch is, and you can pay for that size straight away via the QR code.

Be sure to take a look at the tips posted next to the box, which will help you enjoy your flowers for longer. Did you know, for example, that it’s best to come and pick them early in the morning or in the evening? That way, your bouquet will stay fresh for longer.

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The flower-picking garden at Boerderij Groeizaam in Emmeloord is open again. There are plenty of beautiful flowers in all sorts of colours in bloom, so do come along soon and pick a bouquet.

You’ll find scissors and string in the cupboard, and there are also baskets hanging there to put your flowers in before you tie them into a bouquet with the string and take them home. That way, you’ll have everything to hand whilst picking. You also pay for your flowers yourself. Check the ‘circles’ provided to see how big your bunch is, and you can pay for that size straight away via the QR code.

Be sure to take a look at the tips posted next to the box, which will help you enjoy your flowers for longer. Did you know, for example, that it’s best to come and pick them early in the morning or in the evening? That way, your bouquet will stay fresh for longer.

How long the flower-picking garden remains open depends, amongst other things, on the weather. The closing date listed in this online calendar is for guidance only. For up-to-date information, keep an eye on the Boerderij Groeizaam website or Facebook page.

When

  • Daily until 16 September 2026
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