Frequently Asked Questions

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 No reservations are required for regular U-Pick visits. Walk-ins are welcome during open hours.  

 No Admission fee for those picking flowers. For those that want to visit The Flower Meadow & Barnyard without picking flowers the admission fee is $5 per person (16 years & older). 

 Yes. Children are welcome to pick flowers with an adult. This is a working farm, so children must remain supervised at all times. Closed-toe shoes are required.  

No pets are allowed on the property. 

Service animals are welcome, but please let us know ahead of your visit. Poultry free-range on the farm. 

 No. U-Pick pricing is based on the containers provided. Guests must use the container selected at check-in.  

 Yes. Snips and containers are provided for use during your visit.  

 Parking is located off 273rd. Please follow posted signs when you arrive.  

 Yes. A porta-potty is available on site.  

 Closed-toe shoes are required. We recommend weather-appropriate clothing and shoes suitable for uneven ground.  

 U-Pick is weather dependent. Please check our Facebook or Instagram pages for updates before visiting.  

 If photos are the reason you’re visiting, we simply ask that you purchase a $45 Photography Access Pass to use the farm as your photography location. (April is not a great month for photography in the Meadow) 

Groups, school visits, homeschool groups, birthday parties, and private events must be scheduled in advance. 

Please visit our Events or Group Visit pages to plan and book your experience.

Flowers change throughout the year, and each visit reflects what is naturally in bloom at that time.

• March: Tulips and daffodils (short, high-impact spring window)
• April: Premium greenhouse flowers like ranunculus and anemones, with limited meadow blooms
• May–June: More flowers begin filling in across the meadow, still early in the season
• July–September: Full summer fields with the most color, height, and variety
• October: Late-season blooms with a mix of fresh and fading flowers

Early spring visits are more focused on specialty flowers and smaller picking areas, while summer offers a fuller field experience.

 The barnyard and animal areas are self-guided. Please read posted signs and follow all farm guidelines. For everyone’s safety, guests are responsible for supervising children and respecting animals at all times. 

If you’re planning a photography session, special event, or group visit, please visit the appropriate event page for details and scheduling. 

We look forward to welcoming you to the meadow.