De Langendam is a family-run flower farm, dried flower shop, ceramics studio, and holiday accommodation located at ’t Vaartje 108 in Waspik, North Brabant. The farm has been in the family for generations and has been growing flowers on the land for around 40 years, with the pick-your-own garden opening in 2005. The business focuses on sustainably and naturally grown flowers, with no pesticides used. In addition to the flower garden, there is a year-round shop selling dried flowers, a ceramics workshop, and a B&B called ’t Schuurke.
The pick-your-own flower garden is open during the summer season. Based on current information for 2026, it is expected to open around mid-June, with the garden and terrace accessible from the end of June / early July until the beginning of October, depending on the weather. A wide variety of annual and perennial flowers are available to pick, including many different types of Cosmea, Zinnia, Sunflowers, Dahlia’s, Rudbeckia, Ageratum, Echinacea, and Achillea. Visitors can also enjoy a drink, homemade cake, or ice cream on the terrace. A pick-your-own starter kit is provided, and the price for a filled bucket is determined at the checkout. In the summer of 2026, a new picnic option in the garden is planned to be available for reservation.
The dried flower shop is open year-round, with operating hours set for Friday and Saturday from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. During the time the pick-your-own garden is open, the shop follows the same, broader summer opening hours. The business is closed on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday. The facility is described as wheelchair accessible, and free on-site parking is available.
What visitors say
This pick-your-own flower garden is consistently lauded as a wonderful and delightful destination. Visitors frequently commend its magnificent and spacious character, often described as a vibrant, wild garden brimming with a wide array of beautiful blooms, from grand plumes and dahlias to diverse plant sizes and colors. The unique opportunity to hand-pick and create one’s own bouquet is highlighted as a fun, relaxing experience, popular with both adults and children, even those with conditions like Alzheimer’s, for whom the activity is noted to have a positive, lasting impact.
The location offers a welcoming atmosphere, complemented by friendly and attentive staff who provide clear instructions and helpful tips on picking and arranging flowers. Beyond the expansive flower fields, which include charming elements like small ponds and cozy seating areas, the venue boasts a well-stocked shop selling dried flowers, artisanal ceramics, and DIY floral arrangement materials. Guests can also enjoy delicious homemade treats, such as high tea, coffee, and cake, on a pleasant terrace, and the prices for a bucket of flowers are considered fair, adjusted according to the bouquet’s volume. Additionally, the farm hosts workshops and features a dedicated children’s picking area, making it an engaging outing for families.
While the experience is overwhelmingly positive, some comments suggest that the prime picking season begins in late June, and flower longevity can be a concern for more delicate varieties, especially towards the end of August. Despite these minor observations, the pick-your-own garden is highly recommended for its unique charm, serene environment, and overall excellent value.