De Boschhoeve in Wolfheze is a pick-your-own flower farm with a large cutting garden, open borders and a tea room. The main season runs from late April to early October, with the farm open on Fridays and Saturdays from 10.00 to 16.00.

Visitors can pick seasonal flowers from the two-part cutting garden. On one side, perennials and a large collection of dahlias bloom from late spring until the first frost. The other side is planted with annuals, which start flowering in late May and continue through summer. The farm also has open gardens with borders designed for spring, summer and autumn colour, a fruit orchard and a shaded garden. Entry is free, except during the Snowdrop Festival in mid-February, when there is a €2.50 charge.

You pick your own bouquets from the cutting garden and pay by the stem or bunch. The farm provides secateurs and buckets, but you can bring your own. The flowers are grown without pesticides. In the large barn, there is a shop selling seeds, terracotta pots, garden tools, vintage tableware and second-hand clothing. The tea room serves coffee, tea, homemade soup and sandwiches.

The farm is run by Dineke Jurrius-Logtenberg, who started the nursery nearly forty years ago. Volunteers help maintain the gardens and staff the shop and tea room. Parking is free and the entrance is wheelchair-accessible. Dogs are allowed on leads.

What visitors say

De Boschhoeve is a pick-your-own flower farm set in open countryside, with fields, woods and a large garden that mixes flowers, vegetables and fruit. Most visitors come for the dahlias and seasonal blooms—you can cut your own bouquet for around €7, or buy plants from the nursery. The garden is well-kept, with clear paths and a relaxed feel, though a few note that the once-elaborate vegetable and flower beds have been simplified in recent years.

The farm has a tea room with homemade cake, a brocante shop and a covered area with extra stalls. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable, and parking is free. Some mention the rough road leading to the farm, but most focus on the setting and the quality of the plants. It’s a quiet spot, popular with regulars who come back for the atmosphere and the chance to wander the gardens.

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