Flower Picking in Melbourne 2026/27

We list 5 farms in Melbourne where you pick your own flowers (Gisborne, Kerrie, Marcus Hill, Spring Hill, Upwey). The season usually runs October to March. Distances are measured from the centre of Melbourne.

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The farms, nearest first

Harvest Homestead Farm & Flowers

Upwey, about 33 km from Melbourne

Flowers: Dec to May

Harvest Homestead Farm & Flowers is a 3-acre micro flower farm and farm stay bed and breakfast at 229 Glenfern Road, Upwey, at the base of the Dandenong Ranges.

  • Open: Designated flower picking days in summer and autumn only, by online booking or private appointment. Entry by advance booking only
  • Booking: book ahead
  • Entry: From $30 for a You-Cut Vase up to $80 for a Bucket Bomb; private group gatherings $50 per person
  • On site: picnic area

302 Flowers

Gisborne, about 46 km from Melbourne

Flowers: Feb to May, $55 per bucket

302 Flowers is a family-run flower farm at the top of Mount Gisborne in the Macedon Ranges, about an hour from Melbourne. The property has been in the same family since the early 1990s and grows chemical-free, bee friendly blooms across a ten-acre property at 600 metres elevation, with views back toward the Melbourne skyline and Port Phillip Bay.

  • Booking: book ahead

Romswood Peony Farm

Kerrie, about 55 km from Melbourne

Flowers: Nov to Dec

Romswood Peony Farm is a working peony farm in the tiny locality of Kerrie in the Macedon Ranges, about an hour and a quarter north-west of Melbourne.

  • Open: Select dates only, mid November to early December. 11am to 1pm on scheduled picking days
  • Booking: book ahead
  • Entry: $20 per person (non picker, garden and field entry only); children under 18 free
  • On site: farm shop

Mannerim Stables Co

Marcus Hill, about 56 km from Melbourne

Flowers: Sep to Nov

Mannerim Stables Co is a family-run flower farm on the Bellarine Peninsula, fourth-generation growers of cut flowers and spring bulbs. The farm gate sits on Swan Bay Road at Marcus Hill, between Geelong and Queenscliff.

  • Open: 10am to 4pm on open weekends; the flower cart runs most days
  • Entry: $5 per person to enter the picking paddock, free for children under 15
  • On site: farm shop, toilets and picnic area

Spring Hill Peony Farm

Spring Hill, about 79 km from Melbourne

Flowers: Nov to Dec

Spring Hill Peony Farm is a peony farm at Spring Hill in the Macedon Ranges, about an hour north-west of Melbourne. Visitors park at The Little Church in Spring Hill and walk about two kilometres along tree lined laneways, past horses and cows, to reach the peony paddock.

  • Open: Ticketed days only, confirmed once blooms open
  • Booking: book ahead
  • Entry: $14 per person weekday / $20 weekend, view only (no picking); $5 aged 16 and under, free aged 1 and under
  • On site: picnic area and parking

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Common questions

Where can you go flowers picking in Melbourne?

Our directory lists 5 farms in Melbourne: Harvest Homestead Farm & Flowers (Upwey), 302 Flowers (Gisborne), Romswood Peony Farm (Kerrie), Mannerim Stables Co (Marcus Hill) and Spring Hill Peony Farm (Spring Hill).

When is the flowers season in Melbourne?

Usually October to March, depending on the weather. Farms announce their own dates and we carry them on each listing.

How much does flowers picking cost in Melbourne?

In the last confirmed season, Harvest Homestead Farm & Flowers charged $30 to $80 depending on container. 302 Flowers charged $55 per bucket. Romswood Peony Farm charged $57 per person, includes 15 cut stems. Spring Hill Peony Farm charged $50 per person weekday / $65 weekend, includes 15 stems. Prices change during the season, so check with the farm before you travel.

Do you need to book flowers picking in Melbourne?

4 of these farms take bookings ahead of a visit: Harvest Homestead Farm & Flowers, 302 Flowers, Romswood Peony Farm and Spring Hill Peony Farm. The rest are walk-in, but picking depends on the weather, so ring ahead either way.

See also

Last checked 27 August 2026