What You Need to Bring:

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• You can bring your own CLEAN bucket or container to transport your flowers or fruit home… or you can buy one of ours if you like.  It is super important your container is clean to give your flowers the best chance of lasting. 

• We’ll fill your container with fresh water and floral conditioning to ensure your flowers stay fresh, beautiful and fragrant for as long as nature will allow.

• Wear appropriate footwear and clothing -after all, this is a working orchard, not a manicured park. The ground is rough or uneven in spots. You may even encounter all-natural mud!

• We will do our best to meet any needs you may have, but at this time we are not wheelchair or stroller accessible.

• For your comfort, you may want to bring sun protection, water bottles, a snack, etc. Most like to hang around for an hour or so and it can get hot out there.

• We highly recommend coming with an empty bladder!   We unfortunately DO NOT have restroom facilities available!

 

Please Do Not Bring:

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• Pets of any kind.  With the obvious exception of service animals we do not allow other pets to get out of their cars. We will gladly give you directions and a map to the local off-leash park if you have brought your fur-family member for the ride. If you do have a service dog, please call ahead to alert us. 

• Children or adults with severe bee/wasp sting reactions. No one has been stung here yet (bees are NOT interested in stinging people while they are out foraging) but there is always a chance. Our flower and fruit fields are quite literally buzzing with bees and other pollinators... and that is a good thing!

• Children are of course welcome.  But not if they are disrespectful of the orchard and the hard work it takes to keep it running.. The flower field isn’t a playground. We ask that they please be supervised by an adult at all times. Children found off on their own will be subject to forced weed pulling or other farm chores!