At Pluktuin Hoge Hexel in Hoge Hexel, visitors pick their own flowers from the field. The farm grows a variety of seasonal blooms, which you cut yourself using scissors provided on site. You pay €0.50 per stem, with no minimum or maximum number of flowers. Payment is by cash or QR code at the self-service kiosk in the shed.
The farm is open from Wednesday to Saturday, 10.00 to 17.00, with hours updated weekly on Saturday evenings. It is closed on Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays. The season runs while flowers are available, so visitors are advised to check the current opening times before visiting.
Parking is available on the driveway at Oude Schoolweg or at the neighbouring business. The entrance is wheelchair-accessible, with accessible parking and seating, though the toilet is not. The farm also sells local honey and handmade ceramic tiles.
Pluktuin Hoge Hexel is run by a female entrepreneur and is LGBTQ+ friendly. Picnic tables are available for visitors.
What visitors say
Visitors consistently describe this pluktuin as well-kept and full of variety, especially dahlias and other seasonal flowers. Picking is straightforward—you can choose from a wide selection to create your own bouquet, and small vases or jars are available to buy on the spot. Most say the flowers are beautiful and plentiful, though a few note that the best blooms can be picked quickly on busy days. Children enjoy the experience, and there’s often honey and other extras for sale. The staff are friendly and offer advice if needed. Prices are seen as fair, though not particularly cheap. A few mention that the farm feels relaxed and professional, with drinks and snacks on offer.