At Zelfgeplukt in Molenhoek, near Nijmegen, you pick your own seasonal cut flowers from May to October. The farm grows around 75 varieties of flowers, including cornflowers, delphiniums, dahlias, cosmos, sunflowers and lupines, all cultivated organically. You create your own bouquet by cutting the stems yourself; tools are provided. A large bouquet costs €16, a small one €11. Discounts are available with a strip card, sold on-site or online.
The farm is open for picking on Fridays from 13.00 to 16.00 and Saturdays from 11.00 to 16.00 during the season. Additional evening picking sessions are sometimes held on Tuesdays and Thursdays—check the website for updates. Outside these hours, the farm is closed. In extreme heat, opening times may shift to earlier in the day.
Zelfgeplukt also sells ready-made bouquets, dried flowers, gift vouchers and seasonal plants through its webshop. A small nursery offers perennial plants and flower seeds. The farm operates on the grounds of Landgoed Mookerheide, a historic estate with restored greenhouses and a Jugendstil hunting lodge that now houses a café and restaurant. Parking is wheelchair-accessible.
In November, the farm sells dahlia tubers and tulip bulbs for home planting. Payment is by card or cash.
