You-pick dates for the 2025 season:

  • Saturday July 26th

  • Saturday August 9th

  • Sunday August 17th

  • Sunday September 7th

  • Friday September 12th (evening)

  • Friday September 19th (evening)

  • Saturday September 27th

  • Saturday October 4th

  • Sunday October 12th

You-Pick Flowers

Throughout the growing season we love to host you-pick days. On the weeknds, you-picks run from 9am-noon. Friday night you-picks run from 6pm-9pm.

Walk through the rows of flowers and create your very own, fresh-picked bouquet. We’ll provide all the tools you need and a to go container for your bouquet.

WHEN YOU ARRIVE YOU WILL PARK UP FRONT NEAR OUR LITTLE FARM STAND. THE FARM STAND IS WHERE YOU PAY, PICK OUT YOUR CONTAINER AND PRUNERS, AND ADD WATER. ONCE YOU HAVE PICKED YOUR CONTAINER AND PAID, YOU ARE READY TO START PICKING FLOWERS. TAKE YOUR TIME AND ENJOY!

A few rules:

  • The greenhouse and barns are off limits, so please don’t venture in there!

  • NO DOGS PLEASE! We have our own friendly dogs as well as cats, pigs, sheep and chickens. If you have a service dog just tell us and we will put our dogs up.

  • PLEASE BE RESPECTFUL OF OUR PROPERTY. This is our home so please be respectful of our property. Please do not leave trash or cigarette butts (we prefer no smoking) in our field. Keep your children close and please do not let them destroy the flowers.

  • Our farm is located at 8922 M52 Manchester MI 48158

  • M52 can be a very busy road with occasional crazy drivers, please keep that in mind if you are bringing small children with you to pick flowers. Keep a close eye on them!

How to prepare for your visit:

  • Flowers have the best vase life if cut in the morning or late evening (after 6pm). If you cut during the heat of the day they will not last as long.

  • We have a few pairs of pruners, but if you have a pair go ahead and bring them.

  • There is a water jug located in our farm stand for you to fill your container with water before you start picking flowers. If your container spills while you’re in the flower field make sure you add water back into your container before you leave. The flowers need water at all times.

  • We 20oz to-go cups for you to grab and put your flowers in while you cut. You can take them home with you to keep your bouquet hydrated and safe while you drive.

  • Our You-Pick is self serve and uses the honor system, this means we are putting our faith & trust in you to pay for your purchase. We accept Cash or Venmo.

  • VENMO @Natgama

  • cashbox on the farm stand

  • Wear proper shoes/sandals. It is the outdoors! The ground has some uneven places.

  • Some of the flowers are supported with a white plastic netting, PLEASE be careful and try not to cut this netting. Keep an eye on your children when they are using pruners.

  • Sorry, no bathrooms.

We strive to give you a wonderful experience while you are visiting our farm and we do not take it lightly that you take time out of your life to visit. We are so thankful for each of you!

  • We have 3 different size containers for you to choose from at different prices,

    16oz jar for $20

    32oz jar for $30

    1 gallon bucket $50

    Please do not bring your own container.

    Our you pick is self serve and runs on the honor system. You can pay with cash, the cash box is located within our farm stand up near the road or you can pay via venmo. There is a QR code for venmo in the farm stand as well.

  • On you-pick days I do NOT offer pre-made bouquets. I want to encourage customers to spend some time in the field and enjoy the process of creating their own bouquets, it’s very relaxing!

    We sell mixed bouquets and bunches on our farm stand Monday-Friday, feel free to swing by and check it out. :)

  • Of course you can! :)

    You pay per container, so feel free to make as many different bouquets as you can transport!

  • You most certainly can!

    We ask $5 per person to use our space for pretty "selfies”. Sorry, we cannot offer our space for free, please be considerate and pay the $5 so we can keep doing what we love.

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