Pluk en Theetuin in de 7e Hemel in Grashoek is a pick-your-own farm where visitors can gather flowers and seasonal fruit. The farm grows a variety of soft fruits, including strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, and currants, as well as tree fruits like apples, pears, plums, and cherries. Flowers can be picked from the borders to create your own bouquet. The fruit from the orchard is not available for picking but is sold in bags when in season.
The picking season runs from early May to mid-October, with the farm open Wednesday to Sunday, 10.00 to 17.30. Flowers cost from €7.50, and fruit from €3.50. The farm also sells homemade jam, honey from its own beehives, and other local products in a small on-site shop.
The farm operates a tea garden with a covered outdoor terrace, serving coffee, tea, homemade cakes, sandwiches, and soups. Reservations are required for lunch and breakfast, and must be made at least 24 hours in advance by email. The terrace is open during the same season as the picking garden.
In addition to the picking garden and tea garden, the farm offers four holiday cottages for rent year-round, as well as 15 camper pitches open all year. Dogs are welcome in both the cottages and the picking garden. There is a play area for children and a shared green space for dogs to play. The farm is accessible for wheelchair users, with accessible parking, seating, and toilets.
What visitors say
Visitors come to pick flowers and fruit in a large, well-kept garden. The flowers are plentiful in spring and summer, though by late July some say the best blooms are gone. Fruit picking depends on the season—brambles and berries are often mentioned, while others note that some fruit is past its peak or not yet ripe. A few suggest checking the farm’s social media or website beforehand to see what’s available.
The garden is spacious and peaceful, with plenty of seating scattered among the plants. Most find the staff friendly and helpful, though a couple mention slow service when it’s busy. Prices are considered fair: around €7.50 to €12.50 for a bouquet, and €3.50 to €5.50 for a basket of fruit. Some are surprised by the cost, but most feel it’s reasonable for what you take home.
Children enjoy the picking, and there’s a small play area with a slide and seesaw. A few visitors warn that the paths can be muddy after rain, making it tricky with a pushchair or rollator. Dogs are welcome, and the farm is popular with campervans, offering simple but well-maintained pitches.