Open U-Picks
Visit our flower farm and cut your own beautiful bouquet!
Open U-Picks Dates for September 2026
Wednesday, September 9th, Friday, September 11th, Tuesday, September 15th, Friday, September 18th
8 am to 1 pm & 5 pm to 7 pm
Pricing
$18 for a cup of flowers you cut from our field. We will provide the cup (which should fit in your car cupholder for easy travel) and everything you need to cut and keep your flowers looking gorgeous. Bring the cup back and get $3 off on future visits!
Cutting Guidelines
Fill the cup with as many flowers as will fit. Feel free to cut from any flowers currently in bloom.
Lisianthus Limit
Our beautiful lisianthus are a specialty flower, so we ask that you choose no more than 3 stems per cup. One stem typically has multiple blooms. This limit helps ensure there will be plenty for all our guests.
Location
2881 E. Carleton Road, Adrian, MI
On Arrival
Look for our sign by the road to help guide you to the correct driveway. You will find our gardenshed on the right and a sign showing you to the parking area. For everyone’s safety, we ask that you please do not drive beyond the shed. Please check in at the garden shed, where you will pay and be given your cup. We will be accepting cash, Venmo, and debit/credit cards. Before you begin, we’ll give you a quick tour of the flower field and share a few helpful tips on how and where to cut the flowers. Then we will cut you loose to wander the field and cut your favorite flowers at your own pace. We will be nearby and available to answer any questions along the way.
Meadow Walk
During your visit feel free to take a stroll along our meadow path. Along the way you may see butterflies, dragonflies or hummingbirds pollinating our wildflowers! You also are sure to see plenty of busy honeybees and bumble bees too.
Safety & Recommendations
● If you have bee or insect allergies, please take the necessary precautions.
● To make your walk as comfortable as possible, we recommend bringing sunscreen and bug spray.
● Please be sure to wear supportive closed toe walking shoes as the meadow terrain can be uneven.
● Children are welcome and are sure to enjoy the flowers and meadow but must be accompanied and supervised at all times.
● To help protect both our visitors and wildlife, we kindly ask that pets remain at home (service animals are always welcome). While our meadow is filled with beautiful wildflowers, it is also home to many native plants, some of which may be harmful if touched or consumed by people or pets.
● For everyone’s safety and to preserve the natural habitat, please remain on the designated paths and avoid picking or eating plants growing in the meadow. The one exception is our wild blackberries when they’re in season but watch out for the thorns!
If you are planning a visit, please check our Facebook page for any weather-related updates or cancellations.
We look forward to welcoming you to the farm and sharing the beauty it has to offer!
If you have any questions, please feel free to call Kellie at 517-918-3649.