Pick Your Own FLOWERS
Plan your visit
What to Expect
- There is no need to pre-book your arrival. Stop by anytime Wednesday through Saturday from 8am – 8pm. We are open Monday and Tuesday by appointment-only.
- You are free to walk the acres of Gardens of Grace and cut as many assorted stems as you can fit into your container.
- We are happy to fill a bucket for you with 24 hr notice, no added cost. Simply call or email us to let us know what colors or varieties you prefer, and when you need them ready.
PRICING:
22 oz stadium cup: $20
1 gallon bucket: $30
2.5 gallon bucket: $60
Photo Session: $25 *includes cup of flowers
After Hours Photo Sessions are available upon request. Cost is $75 for up to two hours which includes 1 pick-your-own bouquet. You will have private access to the gardens for the entirety of your session.
Seasonal FLOWER GUIDE
See what's in bloom throughout the growing season
SPRING
You know it’s spring-time when the tulips start coming up! Our tulips range in color from white and red to shades of purple and pink. Additional spring flowers include Dutch Irises and peonies, daffodils, and anemone.
Tulip prices are the same as traditional summer containers,
SUMMER
Stroll through the sunflowers and snapdragons as you fill a container full of your favorite summer flowers. Depending on the summer month, you’ll find Sunflowers, Dahlias, Lisianthks, Dianthus, Zinnias, Eucalyptus, Celosia, and Amaranth.
FALL
In late summer you'll find sunflowers and as fall approaches we begin to grow pumpkins and gourds. Our prime pumpkin season is mid-September through November. We grow multiple colors, sizes and varieties and of course, you can pick your own!
Prices vary.
Frequently Asked Questions
cut your own flowers
What do I need to bring?
We provide everything you will need, including containers for you to fill with flowers, and garden scissors. We also have a variety of decorative containers, watering cans and supplies for purchase in our flower shop.
Can I bring Children?
Yes! Our farm is very kid friendly. We simply ask that if you have a child filling a container, you help them with cutting their flowers. There is a swing set next to the flower shop for children, and our highland cows are always a joy to see in the pasture below.
Is your farm pet-friendly?
We don’t recommend it. Due to the various livestock surrounding the farm, we kindly ask that you do not bring your dog or other pets.
Can you Accommodate large groups?
If you have a group of 10 or more people, please contact us ahead of time so we can properly prepare for your group. We will ensure there are containers, scissors and supplies ready and available to you. We prefer to space out large groups so the garden remains quiet and peaceful for everyone to have the best experience.
Can I Fill Multiple Buckets for an event?
Yes. Our flower buckets are a great option for DIY brides. You can cut your own flowers or if you contact us in advance we are happy to fill buckets for you. Simply let us know if you are looking for specific colors or varieties and let us know when you want to pick them up. We require at least 24 hours notice. No Sunday pick-up.
Do you do weddings?
No we do not, but we are happy to provide buckets of flowers for your event if you request them in advance, or you can come pick your own. Our pavilion and pergola rentals are great for small gatherings or parties, but we do not have the capacity to handle weddings at this time.
Can I use your garden for a photo shoot?
Yes! You are welcome to take photos during our regular hours Wednesday-Saturday. A donation is always appreciated, or we ask that you pay for a bucket of flowers while you are here ($25). If you would like exclusive use of the garden for mini sessions or family portraits, we ask that you book a time slot on Monday or Tuesday when we are open by appointment-only. Cost is $75 for up to two hours.
Whether you take photos for personal or professional use, we ask that you please tag
@gardensofgraceflowers
on Instagram.
Do you have bees?
We don’t have bee hives and we do our best to control bugs and pests, but honey bees will inevitably be buzzing around the flowers.
