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Pluktuin de bloemweide - Malden

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Pluktuin de bloemweide - Malden

Pluktuin de Bloemweide in Malden is a pick-your-own flower farm where visitors can cut their own bouquets from a seasonal selection of blooms. The field includes varieties such as cosmos, dahlias, sunflowers, scabiosa, cornflowers, and zinnias, with the mix changing as the season progresses. The farm is set alongside a horse pasture, so visitors pick with grazing horses nearby.

Entry is free; you pay only for the flowers you cut. Payment is by card or cash at the checkout point. There is no need to book—visitors can arrive during opening hours. The farm provides scissors and buckets for picking, and children are welcome.

The farm is open from spring to autumn, with regular hours on Wednesday evenings (19.00 to 21.00), Friday afternoons (13.00 to 17.00), and Saturdays (11.00 to 16.00). Opening times may change on very hot days, so it is worth checking the farm’s social media for updates. There is free parking on site, and bicycles can be left at the entrance. A toilet is available.

The farm is LGBTQ+ friendly. Dogs are not allowed, to protect the flowers and animals. Gift vouchers for a picking session can be arranged by email or collected during opening hours.

What visitors say

Visitors come to Pluktuin de Bloemweide for the wide variety of flowers—from tulips in spring to sunflowers, dahlias, and field blooms in summer. The garden is well laid out, making it easy to wander and pick your own bouquet, with plenty of colours and types to choose from. The owners are friendly and often give tips on how to cut and arrange the flowers, which many find helpful. Some visitors also take home a jar of the farm’s honey, which is a small but popular extra.

The atmosphere is relaxed, and the setting—with animals around—makes it a pleasant outing, especially for families. Most people leave with armfuls of flowers and praise the quality, though the selection naturally changes with the seasons. A few mention that the garden can get busy, but the space is large enough that it rarely feels crowded. Payment is straightforward, and while prices aren’t mentioned often, no one calls it expensive.

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