At Pluktuin en theetuin ’t Blommerondje in Borssele you pick your own flowers in the field. The farm is open from June to October, depending on when the first flowers bloom. You can visit from Monday to Saturday, 10.00 to 20.00. If no one is present, you pay at the self-service till at the start of the field.
The farm also has a tea garden where you can order coffee, tea, soft drinks, cake or lunch. You can book a high tea for €23.95 per person, or a high tea with flower picking for €26.95. Picnic baskets are available for €19.50 per person if reserved at least a day in advance.
Children can play in the play and cuddle meadow with goats, sheep, chickens, peacocks and rabbits. There is a barefoot path with different surfaces and a maze open from July. The farm also offers workshops in flower arranging and bouquet making, starting at €18.95 per person for groups of at least six.
The farm is run by a family and is wheelchair-accessible, with accessible parking, seating and entrance.
What visitors say
Visitors come for the well-kept pick-your-own flower fields, where you can gather colourful blooms for a reasonable price—paying by the size of your bouquet. The garden is especially popular with families: children enjoy the barefoot path, small animal enclosure, and play areas like the sandpit and a large boat to climb in. Most find the staff friendly and helpful, though a few note the café’s limited shade on sunny days.
The tea garden serves coffee, homemade cakes, and simple lunches, with mixed opinions on the quality—some praise the food and drinks, while others call the coffee too strong or the portions small. A few visitors mention the location feels less idyllic due to nearby roads or industrial sites, but most overlook this for the cheerful, hands-on experience. The farm works best for young children; older kids may find it less engaging.