Pluck Elke Dag is a flower, sculpture, and nature experience located in Witharen. The garden combines a sculpture garden with over one hundred works by various artists, a flower garden, and a dedicated pick-your-own flower field. The site also features a boutique, a brasserie, and a terrace. Arrangements such as picknick baskets, high tea, and workshops (including ceramics and creative sessions) are available. The property is wheelchair accessible, welcomes dogs on leads, and includes free parking.
Visitors can pick their own flowers in the Plucktuin, which offers a wide variety including tulips, dahlias, sunflowers, grasses, zinnias, cornflowers, alliums, and amaranthus. The picking season runs from early spring through autumn, with tulips available from the start of April. The pluktuin is open whenever the flowers are in bloom.
Opening Hours & Seasons:
- Spring through Autumn (from April 3rd to end of October): Daily from 11:00 to 17:00, closed on Tuesdays.
- Winter (November to end of March): Open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 11:00 to 17:00.
- Note: The garden and sculpture garden are open from the end of March to the end of October. Winter visits to the garden are free of charge.
Additional Information:
- Entry to the flower and sculpture garden is €7.50 per person (2025). Children up to 12 years old enter free.
- Entry to the pick-your-own flower field is free for picking, but the flowers are paid for separately (a bouquet costs between €15 and €20).
- The brasserie, boutique, and terrace are free to enter.
- Payment is possible via debit card and contactless mobile payment.
- The location has an LGBTQ+ friendly and safe environment for transgender individuals, is suitable for children, and offers a public toilet and picnic tables.
What visitors say
Pluck elke dag, formerly known as Beeldentuin Witharen, is a captivating destination now thriving under the enthusiastic management of a new couple from the Noordoostpolder. This highly recommended farm is celebrated for its beautifully landscaped 1.5-hectare grounds, which seamlessly blend a diverse sculpture garden with an expansive flower-picking field.
Visitors consistently praise the artistic elements, describing a magnificent sculpture garden featuring over 100 artworks in various materials such as glass, bronze, steel, stone, and ceramics, all thoughtfully integrated into the natural surroundings. The garden is designed with an eye for detail, creating charming “peek-throughs” and peaceful corners, making every stroll a delightful discovery.
A major highlight is the self-picking flower garden, renowned for its seasonal floral splendor, including vast displays of tulips and dahlias. While flower availability naturally varies throughout the year, the owners are actively expanding the variety with new plantings of alliums, ranunculi, and summer blooms. Guests can enjoy the satisfying experience of harvesting their own bouquets, paying only for the flowers they pick, or pay a small entrance fee to simply explore the beautiful gardens and sculpture displays.
The welcoming atmosphere extends to the on-site cafe and brasserie, where friendly and passionate staff serve excellent coffee, delectable apple pie, delicious lunches, and refreshing ice cream. Many visitors enjoy these treats on the pleasant outdoor terrace. For those seeking unique souvenirs, a charming boutique offers a selection of vases, decorations, and flower bulbs. The entire property is noted for its tranquility, offering numerous peaceful seating spots perfect for relaxation. It is also wheelchair-accessible with natural wood chip paths and welcomes dogs. Additionally, a small, intriguing museum provides a fascinating glimpse into the history of the farm’s former residents. Pluck elke dag is truly a special place, offering a perfect blend of nature, art, and genuine hospitality, making it well worth a visit from near or afar.