De Boterbloem is an organic farm in Amsterdam at Lutkemeerweg 262b. They have a shop selling organic products.
They also organize an annual potato harvesting day, usually in early September. The Carolus potatoes are sold for €1.00 per kilo, or €0.75 for donors. Potato snacks and drinks, including their own fries, are available. They also sell products from their vegetable garden.
On Wednesdays and Thursdays, they offer takeaway meals for €12.50, which can be reserved by phone or email, and picked up between 4:00 PM and 6:00 PM. The meals always offer a meat and vegetarian option.
The farm sells a variety of seasonal produce, including:
- Fresh and dried capucijners (field peas)
- Carolus potatoes
- Green and yellow zucchini
- Summer leeks
- Garlic
- Red beets
- Peppers
- Eggplant
- Small tomatoes
- Cucumbers (from greenhouse and field)
- Gherkins
- Apples
- Various herbs
- Honey
- String beans
- French beans
- Sweetcorn
- Pumpkins
Visitors can also pick their own flowers and buy fresh eggs.
What visitors say
De Boterbloem is a beloved, authentic organic farm near Amsterdam, cherished for its fresh, locally grown produce, beautiful setting, and charming atmosphere reminiscent of the French countryside. Visitors rave about the delicious fruits, vegetables, honey, and even prepared meals available directly from the farm. Many appreciate the opportunity to relax in the orchard with a drink, enjoy the natural surroundings filled with animals and birdlife, and experience a tranquil escape from the city. The farm is easily accessible by bike and offers a welcome connection to nature and local food. However, the farm’s future is uncertain, facing the threat of industrial development, leading to strong calls for its preservation and highlighting its importance as one of the last fertile farmlands in the Amsterdam area. Many patrons expressed appreciation for the friendly owners and helpful staff.