U-pick farm Pluktuin Hoge Hexel

Pluktuin Hoge Hexel is a self-picking flower garden located in Hoge Hexel, Netherlands. This woman-run farm offers visitors the opportunity to pick their own fresh flowers directly from the field. Guests are encouraged to harvest blooms during cooler parts of the day, such as early morning or late evening, and to select only fully opened flowers rather than buds. Scissors are available on-site, and payment is made by cash or QR code at a rate of €0.50 per stem (for example, a bouquet of 20 stems costs €10.00). The garden is currently closed and is expected to reopen at the beginning of July 2026. Pluktuin Hoge Hexel is located at Oude Schoolweg 1A, easily accessible via a small bridge over a ditch. Parking is available on the property’s driveway. The business is LGBTQ+ friendly and offers contactless mobile payment. Detailed weekly open hours are not specified but are provided on the farm’s website and social media channels.

Facilities in this u-pick farm

Kwekerij De Haar

7.0 km — overijssel

Kwekerij de Haar is a family-owned nursery located in Wierden, with roots dating back to the early 20th century. Originally a small fruit enterprise, it has evolved into a specialized rhododendron nursery that also offers social day activity programs in partnership with a local foundation. The property is wheelchair accessible, with wheelchair-friendly parking and entry, and accepts both pin and credit card payments. The self-picking season runs from the beginning of July through August. Visitors can pick blueberries in July and blackberries in August. The fruit is priced at €6 per kilogram. Upon arrival, a bucket is provided for picking, which can be weighed at the counter.

De Greftenhoeve

8.4 km — overijssel

De Greftenhoeve is a blueberry farm and nursery located in Vriezenveen, in the Twente region of the Netherlands. The farm specializes in cultivating blueberries for fresh consumption, and the majority of its harvest is sent to the Fruitmasters auction. Visitors are welcome to pick their own blueberries, as well as other small fruits. Self-Pick Produce and Season During the season, visitors can pick blueberries, red currants, black currants, and gooseberries. The self-pick season generally runs from mid-June to mid-September. Blueberries are typically ready for picking from late June or early July. The other berries, such as red currants, black currants, and gooseberries, are usually available from around June 20th.

Het Bloemenerf

12.8 km — overijssel

Het Bloemenerf is a flower farm and creative workshop space located on a farm in Zenderen. The property features a pick-your-own flower garden, a rest point for cyclists and walkers, and a shop offering bouquets, handmade wooden gifts, honey, and jam. It serves as both a seasonal destination for flower picking and a venue for floral workshops, team-building events, and custom floral arrangements for weddings, funerals, and businesses. In the pick-your-own garden, visitors can harvest their own flowers during the summer months. Seasonal blooms available for picking include Dahlias, Zinnias, and Cosmeas, along with other seasonal flowers. Picking costs €0.60 per stem, with sunflowers priced at €1.00 per stem. The garden is open for self-picking throughout the summer season, while spring offers early blooms like narcissi and tulips (available for viewing or use in workshops), and autumn features pumpkins and seasonal decorations.

Janmaat Plantenteelt

13.2 km — overijssel

Janmaat Plantenteelt is a family-run arable farm and pick-your-own garden located in Bruinehaar, Overijssel. The farm grows a diverse range of crops, including sugar beets, grain, potatoes, maize, angelica, horseradish, and field beans, alongside a vibrant selection of flowers and pumpkins. Sustainability and craftsmanship are central to the operation, which has been active on the same land for three generations. The farm offers several self-picking opportunities throughout the season. A tulip picking garden is available for a short period of approximately two to three weeks in April. A dahlia picking garden, featuring a wide variety of colors and sizes, is open from mid-August through October. Additionally, a pumpkin picking garden allows visitors to harvest their own pumpkins from mid-September through the end of October. Pre-cut bouquets of peonies and aliums are available for purchase at the farm stand from mid-May to early June, but these cannot be self-picked.