U-pick farm Pauline's Pluktuin

Pauline’s Pluktuin is a small-scale flower picking garden located in De Krim, offering visitors the opportunity to cut their own flowers to create a personalized bouquet. The garden features a diverse and colorful selection of blooms, with approximately 30 different varieties of dahlia tubers planted alongside around 30 other types of flowers and fillers. The specific produce available for self-picking is all flowers, and the season is variable, as the exact opening date and picking period depend on weather conditions. The garden is currently closed and preparations for the 2026 season are underway; the most current opening information is updated regularly.

From the Google Business Directory, the business status is listed as operational, and it is categorized as a garden. The business is located at Hoofdweg 4, 7782 PL De Krim, in the Netherlands. The garden is open during its self-picking season, which runs from late spring or early summer through the autumn, though specific monthly dates are not provided. No working hours are listed in the directory, so hours of operation are likely seasonal and variable. Additional relevant information includes that the garden is verified and operates in the Europe/Amsterdam time zone.

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