U-pick farm BioTulips & BioFlowers

BioTulips & BioFlowers is a biological flower farm and nursery located in Toldijk, in the region between Zutphen and Doetinchem. The farm focuses on sustainable, chemical-free cultivation of seasonal flowers and offers a variety of self-pick experiences directly from the field. All flowers are Skal-certified organic, grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers.

Self-Pick Produce and Seasons:

Tulips: Available for self-picking in the tulip pluktuin for a few weeks in April, typically open daily from 8:00 to 20:00.
Alliums: In bloom during May.
Peonies: Available in May until mid-June.
Summer Flowers (Zomerbloemen): A pick-your-own garden for subscription holders is open from June to October, featuring over 40 varieties of flowers.
Dahlias, Gladiolen, and Sunflowers: Available from the farm stand from June to September.
Kids’ Pluktuin: A special mini-garden for children is available for the 2026 season, allowing kids to care for and pick their own flowers from bloom until the end of the season.

Open Hours and Season: The farm is open seven days a week, year-round. The general opening hours for the flower stand and coffee terrace are from 9:00 to 20:00 daily. During the tulip pluktuin season in April, hours are extended from 8:00 to 20:00. Payment at the self-service stand is via QR code or cash. The farm offers free on-site parking and is wheelchair accessible, with a wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking.

What visitors say

Visitors consistently express high satisfaction with the beautiful and top-quality organic tulips offered by this farm. Customers are particularly impressed by the wide array of vibrant colors available and note that the tulips boast excellent longevity once placed in a vase. Whether purchased as elegant displays with bulbs, in recommended “schoofjes” (bundles), or delivered conveniently as a letterbox package, the presentation and robustness of the flowers are frequently praised.

The farm is also lauded for its friendly service and helpful explanations, with several reviewers highlighting the affordable prices for such premium blooms. Beyond the fresh bouquets, one customer was delighted to discover and enjoy their unique tulip syrup. Many reviewers eagerly anticipate returning to this local Achterhoek enterprise for more of their splendid offerings.

Facilities in this u-pick farm

Farm shop Farm shop

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