Pauline's Pluktuin

Het Plukparadijs is a small-scale, self-harvest farm located in De Krim, offering visitors the opportunity to pick their own fresh produce. Operating on a 1-hectare plot, the farm cultivates over 40 varieties of vegetables and more than 40 types of flowers, all grown according to the principles of organic and regenerative agriculture, using organic seeds and avoiding artificial fertilizers or pesticides. The farm primarily offers seasonal subscriptions for both vegetables and flowers. Vegetable subscribers can harvest from May to December, while flower subscriptions run from mid-June to mid-October. Both allow members to pick produce on weekdays and Saturdays from 9:00 to 19:00. Unlimited herbs are also included for vegetable subscribers, and various small fruits are available to a limited extent.

Tuinderij de Hooge Oogst is a self-picking garden located in Tiendeveen, within the municipality of Hoogeveen. Operating on a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) model, the garden invites members to subscribe for a harvest season and personally gather their fresh produce directly from the land. Visitors to the garden can self-pick a variety of crisp, seasonal vegetables and herbs. The available produce includes items such as carrots, onions, lettuce, beans, and beets, with sporadic offerings of winter vegetables. Beyond culinary ingredients, members also have the opportunity to create their own bouquets from beautiful, colorful, and unsprayed flowers.

De Bessentuin is a self-picking berry garden located at Bruchterbeekweg 26 in Brucht. Visitors to the garden have the opportunity to pick their own blueberries. The facility is open on Saturdays from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. In addition to the self-picking experience, the location features a berry shop and offers arrangements, recipes, and various activities. The establishment also actively supports the Wish Ambulance. What visitors say This self-picking farm offers an exceptional and affordable experience, widely praised for its welcoming atmosphere and high-quality produce. Visitors can enjoy harvesting a diverse range of delicious berries, including blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, gooseberries, and redcurrants, with prices consistently noted as significantly lower than retail.

Miss TuinBoon is a self-picking garden, flower shop, and nursery situated on the edge of the scenic village of Gees in Drenthe. The farm operates with a commitment to local, unsprayed cultivation, growing its produce in harmony with the seasons. A strong emphasis is placed on maintaining healthy soil and fostering biodiversity. Visitors are invited to experience the joy of the outdoors by picking their own flowers directly from the vibrant fields, crafting unique bouquets.

This garden, known as Flower Happiness, cultivates a diverse array of blooms, specializing in flowers ideal for picking. The focus is on fostering a healthy ecosystem through sustainable practices, avoiding artificial fertilizers and pesticides, which benefits local pollinators like bees and butterflies. The garden offers a wide selection of flowers for self-picking, including: Dahlias: A vast collection of unique varieties known for their abundant and colorful blossoms throughout the summer and autumn months. Spring Flowers: Elegant Ranunculus and charming Anemones are prominent, alongside a rich assortment of spring bulbs. These include numerous types of Tulips and Narcissus, as well as Hyacinths, Irises, Snowdrops, Grape Hyacinths, Summer Snowflakes, Puschkinia, Foxtail Lilies, Drumstick Alliums, and various Fritillaria species. An extensive range of annual, biennial, and perennial flowers suitable for cutting, grown from carefully selected seeds. This includes varieties such as Yarrow, Corncockle, Chives, various Foxtail Amaranths, Bishop’s Flower, False Queen Anne’s Lace, Dill, Chamomile, numerous Snapdragons, Columbines, Quaking Grass, Bellflowers, Honeywort, Spider Flower, Cosmos, Chinese Forget-me-nots, Wild Carrot, various Larkspurs, Sweet William, Foxgloves, Globe Amaranth, Strawflowers, Paper Daisy, Dame’s Rocket, Sweet Peas, Chinese Lantern, Honesty, Bells of Ireland, Wallflower, Switchgrass, Poppies, Coneflowers, Pincushion Flowers, and Mullein. The garden aims to provide the experience and joy of cultivating and picking fresh flowers.

Pluktuin de Melkweg, located in Oud-Bergentheim at Hardenbergerweg 19a, offers a self-service flower-picking experience. Visitors can select from over 40 varieties of flowers, including dahlia, cosmea, zinnia, strawflower, sweet pea, great masterwort, hyssop, dill, yarrow, scabious, sunflower, cornflower, amaranthus, delphinium, ornamental tobacco, coneflower, sea lavender, goldenrod, coreopsis, snapdragon, drumstick flower, marigold, beardtongue, Chinese aster, and African marigold. The garden is currently closed for the season and anticipates reopening in 2026. When open, it operates Monday through Saturday from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, remaining closed on Sundays. Guests can find scissors in a green garden shed and are encouraged to create varied bouquets. Payment is self-service, available via Tikkie (QR code) or cash, with small bouquets priced at €7.50 and large bouquets at €12.50. Parking is available on the farmyard.