You Pick Experience

Come stroll the fields, soak in the beauty, and pick your own peonies during one of the most magical times of the year. Our you-pick experience is a chance to connect with nature, slow down, and bring home your own hand-selected blooms—fresh from the field.

Details & Pricing

Peonies are $3 per stem
Picking is only allowed during posted You-Pick hours, which are shared on our social media—please check before visiting, as we host other scheduled events on the farm
We provide vessels for picking and offer a paper wrap with flower food to keep your blooms fresh for the ride home
All ages are welcome, though snips are only provided to guests 12 and older

Things to Know Before You Visit

This is a working farm—please wear appropriate footwear, especially in muddy conditions
No pets allowed, for the safety of our plants and other guests
Our chicken coop and pasture areas are off-limits to visitors. This is to protect both our animals and our guests, and to maintain proper biosecurity for the health of everyone on the farm
If you’d like to come just to walk the fields and enjoy the views, you’re welcome to do so—we kindly ask for a donation to help support the care of the farm.

Weather & Rescheduling
Please note that our you-pick events are weather-dependent. In the event of heavy rain, storms, or unsafe field conditions, we may need to cancel or reschedule posted picking hours. We’ll always share any updates on social media as soon as possible. Your safety—and the health of the fields—comes first.

Ecumen Hospice

Feb 27, 2020
1 min read

Our second donation location was Ecumen Hospice, located in Litchfield, Minnesota. At the time of our donation there were 19 individuals receiving hospice care through Ecumen Hospice in Litchfield. Hospice services provide end-of-life care, helping meet individual physical, emotional, and spiritual needs. At the time of our donation we didn't realize that my husband's sweet grandfather, would actually be placed on hospice less than a month later. The realities of hospice care are more real to us now, then they were then, and I'm all the more grateful for the care that is provided at such a difficult time. For more information about Ecumen hospice, or to volunteer please go to their website ecumenhospice.org .

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