Flower Picking in NSW 2026/27

We list 12 farms in NSW where you pick your own flowers (Alpine, Dooralong, Ewingsdale, Grose Vale, Jilliby). The season usually runs October to March.

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Flower Picking by region

The farms

The Dahlia Patch

Alpine

Flowers: December to April

The Dahlia Patch is a flower farm at 154 Old South Road, Alpine, in the Southern Highlands, growing more than 500 dahlias in a range of colours and varieties. Picking is run as a timed, pre-booked experience called Coffee and Dahlia Harvesting, held on selected Saturday mornings through the dahlia season from December to April.

  • Open: Saturday sessions typically 7am to 8.30am, per the booked slot
  • Booking: book ahead
  • Entry: $5 to $80 depending on the session booked
  • On site: parking

Horseshoe Valley Farm & Apiary

Dooralong

Flowers

Horseshoe Valley Farm & Apiary is a small family farm in the Dooralong Valley on the Central Coast hinterland, growing spray-free cut flowers including dahlias, zinnias, sunflowers, snapdragons and sweet peas. The farm also runs an apiary across several hinterland sites and produces single source raw honey, and raises chemical-free, grass fed meat.

  • Open: Ticketed weekend event days only, not a standing open farm
  • Booking: book ahead
  • On site: farm shop

Poppy & Fern

Ewingsdale

Flowers

Poppy & Fern is a sustainable flower farm and florist based at The Farm Byron Bay, 11 Ewingsdale Road, Ewingsdale, growing seasonal blooms free of harmful sprays. Its pick your own offering is the Private Open Flower Field Session, a guided experience run on periodically announced dates rather than open daily.

  • Open: Announced dates only, by booking; Poppy & Fern's shop is open daily 8am to 3pm. Around 9.30am, session runs 1 to 1.5 hours
  • Booking: book ahead
  • On site: cafe and parking

Greenfinch Farm

Grose Vale

Flowers: Mar to Apr

Greenfinch Farm is a pick-your-own flower field at 760 Grose Vale Road, Grose Vale, near Bilpin.

  • Open: multiple 2 hour guided sessions daily during the season
  • Booking: book ahead
  • Entry: Priced per bucket rather than per person, typically shared by 1 to 2 adults; exact price not confirmed

The Giving Farm

Jilliby

Flowers

The Giving Farm is a certified organic family farm at Jilliby in the Central Coast hinterland, growing flowers, fruit and vegetables and keeping a range of animals including Babydoll sheep, Highland and Guernsey cattle, dairy goats, chickens, ducks and geese. You can also pick blueberries here.

  • Open: Pick-your-own sessions run as announced events; booking required through the farm Facebook group
  • Booking: book ahead
  • Payment: cash and EFTPOS

Glenbernie Family Farms

Kurmond

Flowers: Nov to Mar, $5 per stem

Glenbernie Family Farms is a small "slow flower" farm at 610 Bells Line of Road, Kurmond, about an hour north-west of Sydney. John and Marika Saliba started it in 2021 and grow sunflowers and other cut flowers for visitors to pick their own bunch. You can also pick sunflowers here.

  • Open: 9am to 3pm or 4pm depending on the weekend (confirm current hours before visiting)
  • Entry: $10 per adult, $5 per child aged 4 to 15, free for children 3 and under; picked stems charged separately
  • On site: toilets and parking

Blooms and Coos

Lorne

Flowers: Aug to May

Blooms and Coos is a small, spray-free you pick flower farm in the Lorne valley, about 40 minutes from Port Macquarie. Visitors are given sterilised snips and choose their own blooms from the field, then take them home in a vase with pre cut foliage included.

  • Open: Seasonal, spring, summer and autumn; closed in winter (June and July). Sessions around 1.5 hours, times vary by booking
  • Booking: book ahead
  • Entry: $10 adults, $5 children (entry only tickets); pick packages from $40
  • On site: wheelchair access

Weeping Willow Farm

Palmdale

Flowers: Sep to May

Weeping Willow Farm is a small sustainable flower and edible produce farm on 2.5 acres at Palmdale, run on permaculture principles, about 1 to 1.5 hours north of Sydney and around 50 minutes south of Newcastle.

  • Open: Weekends in season only; booking is mandatory and closes 3 hours before each session, numbers are limited
  • Booking: book ahead
  • On site: parking

Southern Highlands Flower Farm

Penrose

Flowers: Feb to May

Southern Highlands Flower Farm is a boutique cut flower farm at 51 Newbury Drive, Penrose, just south of Bundanoon, run by a family who moved from the city in 2019. The property grows around 4,000 dahlias across more than 600 varieties, alongside 50 types of peonies, and tulips, ranunculus and anemones.

  • Open: Ticketed seasonal experiences on announced dates only, booked online
  • Booking: book ahead
  • Entry: $120 for the Golden Hour Pick-Your-Own Bouquet Experience (2 hours), varies by event

Valley View Flower Farm

Wisemans Creek

Flowers: from $40 per ticket

Valley View Flower Farm is a boutique cut flower farm at Wisemans Creek, part of a larger sheep and cattle property in the NSW Central Tablelands that has been in the same family for five generations.

  • Booking: book ahead

Cedar Creek Farm

Wollombi

Flowers

Cedar Creek Farm, trading as Pick Your Own Flowers, is a family flower farm in the Wollombi Valley in the Hunter Valley, running seasonal pick-your-own sessions in its sunflower and flower fields. You can also pick sunflowers here.

  • Open: Selected dates only, published on the website ahead of each bloom. 9:30am to 11am (ticketed sessions)
  • Booking: book ahead
  • On site: picnic area

Guides

Common questions

Where can you go flowers picking in NSW?

Our directory lists 12 farms in NSW: Argyle Australian Saffron (Lidster), Blooms and Coos (Lorne), Cedar Creek Farm (Wollombi), Glenbernie Family Farms (Kurmond), Greenfinch Farm (Grose Vale), Horseshoe Valley Farm & Apiary (Dooralong) and 6 more.

When is the flowers season in NSW?

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 NSW?

In the last confirmed season, Blooms and Coos charged $40 petite posy, $65 signature vase ($55 for return guests), $105 field bucket. Glenbernie Family Farms charged $5 per stem. Horseshoe Valley Farm & Apiary charged $30 per person, includes a jug to fill; bring your own scissors. Valley View Flower Farm charged from $40 per ticket. Prices change during the season, so check with the farm before you travel.

Do you need to book flowers picking in NSW?

11 of these farms take bookings ahead of a visit: Argyle Australian Saffron, Blooms and Coos, Cedar Creek Farm, Greenfinch Farm and Horseshoe Valley Farm & Apiary. The rest are walk-in, but picking depends on the weather, so ring ahead either way.

See also

Last checked 27 August 2026