U-pick farm Pluktuin de bloemweide

Pluktuin de Bloemweide is a pick-your-own flower garden located in Malden, situated directly next to a horse pasture. Visitors can create their own bouquets while enjoying views of the grazing horses, creating a unique and relaxing experience. The garden was established on the site of a former horse paddock and became a dedicated flower field in 2025.

The garden offers a variety of flowers for self-picking, including cosmos, dahlias, sunflowers, scabiosa, cornflowers, baby’s breath, thistles, rudbeckia, and zinnias. The selection changes with the seasons, with sunflowers and dahlias being particularly abundant in summer, and different varieties blooming in spring and autumn. The official picking season opens on Friday, June 27th for the summer bloom, and runs through the season on Fridays and Saturdays.

The garden is open Friday from 12:00 to 17:00 and Saturday from 11:00 to 16:00. It is closed on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday. There is an additional evening opening on Wednesday from 19:00 to 21:00. Admission is free; visitors pay for the flowers they pick, with prices varying by bouquet size. Payment can be made in cash or by card, including contactless mobile payments. On-site parking is available and free. The garden is suitable for children, but dogs are not permitted. Groups such as teams or children’s parties are welcome with prior arrangement. Cadeau (gift) vouchers are available for purchase. The location is LGBTQ+ friendly and provides a safe environment for transgender individuals.

What visitors say

This self-picking flower garden consistently receives high praise from visitors, who frequently describe it as a truly lovely place and even a “hidden gem.” Guests are impressed by the abundance and stunning variety of flowers available, noting a wide array of types, sizes, and vibrant colors, from classic sunflowers and dahlias to unique wildflowers and seasonal tulips. A significant detail is that the flowers are unsprayed.

The garden’s layout is lauded for its beautiful design, offering a spacious and atmospheric environment that allows visitors to comfortably wander and select their perfect blossoms. The experience of creating one’s own bouquet is often highlighted as a delightful and joyful activity.

Reviewers also commend the incredibly friendly, helpful, and passionate owners and staff. Their enthusiasm is infectious, and they readily provide guidance on how to best cut the flowers and can even assist with bouquet arrangement. The dedication of the team is clearly appreciated.

Overall, the sentiment is overwhelmingly positive, with many visitors leaving happy with their freshly picked flowers and expressing a strong desire to return. Some even mention a small assortment of honey available, adding to the charm. Whether for a relaxing outing, a special gift, or simply to enjoy nature’s beauty, this picking garden comes highly recommended as a place that brings joy.

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Pluktuin de bloemweide - Malden