Pluktuin Theetuin Stadsland is a flower pick-your-own garden located in Zwolle, established in 2008. It is a female-owned business and is described as LGBTQ+ friendly. The garden offers a variety of flowers for self-picking throughout the seasons. From January and February, snowdrops are available in pots. March and April feature bunches of daffodils and tulips, while May offers additional spring flowers. From June through November, a wide range of summer flowers can be picked, continuing until the first frost. The garden is open for picking from the beginning of June until the end of October (or until the first frost). The open days are Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, from 12:00 to 17:00. The garden is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. Payment can be made in cash or via contactless mobile payment.
What visitors say
Visitors consistently describe this self-picking garden as a truly wonderful and spacious destination, offering an oasis of peace and relaxation. Many highlight the impressive array of beautiful flowers and greenery, praising the wide variety available for picking. The tranquil, rural setting, often noted for its unique location by a dike, enhances the overall charm and makes it an ideal spot for photography.
Guests frequently commend the owners and hostess for their exceptional hospitality, warm welcome, and helpfulness, contributing to a consistently positive experience. The garden is considered enjoyable for all ages, including children and grandchildren, with many visitors returning year after year, some even opting for flower subscriptions due to the great value and quality. Beyond the picking experience, guests can enjoy delightful refreshments such as fresh mint tea and homemade rhubarb cake, with the option to order additional cake when reserving. It’s important to note that while one review mistakenly mentioned fruit picking, the primary offering is flowers and greenery. Additionally, some past reviews referred to a pleasant Bed & Breakfast experience, but the owner has confirmed that the B&B component is no longer operational, with the focus solely on the seasonal reopening of the picking garden.

