At Bloemenpluktuin en Mini-kwekerij Volvelds in Laag-Keppel, you pick your own flowers from early June until mid-October. The field grows zinnias, cosmos, scabiosa, dahlias, cornflowers, snapdragons, amaranth, statice, strawflowers, sunflowers and perennial plants. In spring and autumn, the farm also sells young plants of annual and perennial flowers and herbs, all grown without pesticides in organic potting soil.
You visit during daylight hours, any day of the week. There is no fixed schedule or entry fee; you pay for what you pick. A small bouquet starts at €5, larger ones at €9. Payment is self-service by QR code, bank transfer or cash. Scissors, water and twine are provided. The farm has no toilet on site, but does have wheelchair-accessible parking, seating and entrance.
The farm is run by Marieke and Edward, who also produce charcuterie, pickles and flavoured salts in their on-site workshop. These products are sold by appointment. Gift vouchers and season passes are available for the flower field.
What visitors say
Visitors pick a wide variety of flowers here, with most praising the quality and choice, especially in summer and early autumn. The rows are well-kept, and scissors are provided—though in wet weather, boots are a good idea unless you want soggy shoes. A few mention the selection thins out by late October, but even then, some still find plenty to pick. Payment is simple via a QR code, and you can bring your own coffee or tea to enjoy at the scattered seating areas. Children seem to handle it fine, though there’s no mention of extra activities for them. The farm stays open consistently, which visitors appreciate. Prices aren’t called out as high or low, just fair for what you take home.