At Beelden en Bloementuin Pluck elke dag in Witharen you pick your own seasonal flowers from early April until late October. The farm grows tulips, dahlias, alliums, sunflowers, zinnias, cornflowers, grasses and amaranth in long beds and a large meadow. You pay €15 to €20 for a generous bouquet, depending on the flowers you choose. Entry to the pick-your-own field is free; the rest of the garden costs €7.50 per person.
The garden is open from Wednesday to Sunday, 11.00 to 17.00, in October and November. From December to February it opens only on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. In early April 2027 it will return to daily opening, closed on Tuesdays. Children under 12 enter free; in winter the garden is free for everyone.
The farm also has a sculpture garden with over a hundred works in corten steel, glass and ceramics by sixteen artists. A brasserie in the old greenhouse serves coffee, apple cake, sandwiches and high tea. The farm shop sells vases, candles, cards and silk flowers. Workshops in ceramics and flower arranging are held throughout the year. The garden is wheelchair-accessible, with paved paths, accessible toilets and seating. Dogs on leads are welcome.
What visitors say
Pluck Elke Dag is a colourful, well-kept flower farm where you can pick your own bouquets from rows of dahlias, zinnias and other summer blooms. The flowers are fresh and plentiful, and the staff hand out buckets of water so the stems stay crisp. Most visitors say the price is fair, and the farm is easy to walk around with children, who enjoy spotting the quirky sculptures tucked between the flowerbeds.
The farm also has a small café serving coffee, cakes and simple lunches, and a shop with vases and gifts. Some visitors find the café slow on busy days, and a few have been put off by the smell of manure from nearby fields. The farm charges a small entry fee to walk through the sculpture garden, which some feel is unnecessary. Most, though, describe the place as cheerful and welcoming, and many come back several times a season.