Cut-Your-Own Flowers in Connecticut 2026

📍 Windsor, CT

The farm publishes a Fall Festival 2026 and a 2026 corn maze, and says pick your own is unavailable in 2026. Pick your own sunflowers run Wednesdays to Sundays 10 AM to 4 PM, with field passes required before entering the fields.

💵 A sunflower field pass includes 3 blooms for adults at $10 or 1 bloom for children at $6, bought at the farm store. The corn maze is $7 per person, with family passes available online only. Zinnias and cosmos are $7 for 12 stems, and the farm also publishes a price of $6.00 a pound with a $10 minimum. For sunflowers the farm also publishes a $10 field pass that includes 3 blooms, with extra blooms at $2.00 each.

ℹ️ Payment listed: cash, debit cards, visamastercard, discover.

📍 Ashford, CT

The orchard publishes pick your own peaches in August and blueberries from July, and says to anticipate an array of apple varieties in the fall of 2026 including Sansa, Crimson Crisp, Winecrisp, Ashmead's Kernel, Roxbury Russet, Arkansas Black, Baldwin, Northern Spy and Golden Russet. Its 2026 calendar includes opening day on August 15, an evening event on September 25 from 6:30pm to 9pm, an event on October 2 with an October 3 rain date, and an October 11 event Sunday 9am to 5pm with live music from the Still Pickin' Band 11am to 2pm and an October 12 rain date 10am to 4pm.

💵 The orchard charges a $20 entry fee per car, paid at the gate, and asks visitors to be prepared to pay cash. Yoga sessions are prepaid in the farm shop at $25 a class.

ℹ️ The orchard is closed Monday and Tuesday and asks you to arrive at least 20 minutes before closing for pick your own. In its own words it specialises in "a diverse selection of apples, including heirloom and cider varieties, as well as peaches, nectarines, and blueberries", with both u-pick and a farm shop, plus clip your own flowers.

📍 Woodstock, CT

In the farm's own words: "We are OPEN for the 2026 season", with hours starting August 21. It says it opens for picking mid to late August every year and is open August through September annually.

💵 Entry for non-pickers is $5.00.

📍 Wethersfield, CT

The Connecticut Grown map lists it under Agritourism and U pick flowers. In the farm's own words on the state map: "Family owned and run flower farm. We have a large U Pick flower field with many different types of flowers. Focusing on our favorite type, dahlias. Our farm is pet friendly and BYOB. Bring the family/ friends have a pick on our lawn and listen to some live music".

Verified 2026-08-27 against portal.ct.gov and ctgrownmap.com. This farm has not published hours, prices or dates yet, so everything we hold on it is right here.

📍 Broad Brook, CT

The Connecticut Grown map lists it under Farms and Agritourism. In the farm's own words on the state map: "Welcome to Broad Brook Blooms, a charming U-Pick Tulip Farm with a Dutch twist! Stroll through vibrant fields of tulips, inspired by the Netherlands' tulip-growing tradition. Whether you're picking flowers, snapping photos, or enjoying the scenery, our farm offers a fun, family-friendly experience. Check our website or social media to see when we're open".

📍 Watertown, CT

The Connecticut Grown map lists it under Farm Stands/Stores and Livestock. In the farm's own words on the state map: "We raise pigs and cows grow a bunch of varieties of vegetables offer a CSA and cut your own flowers. We sell all our produce at our stand located right at the farm".

Verified 2026-08-27 against portal.ct.gov and ctgrownmap.com. This farm has not published hours, prices or dates yet, so everything we hold on it is right here.

📍 Enfield, CT

The Connecticut Grown map lists it under Farms and Farm Stands/Stores. In the farm's own words on the state map: "A unique destination farm, offering pick-your-own on a wide range of crops including apples, blueberries, raspberries, many vegetables, flowers, and herbs. CSA, farm stand sales, and on-line store are all available as well. Winter production in high tunnels allows for year-round sales".

📍 West Suffield, CT

The Connecticut Grown map lists it under Farms and Cut Flowers and Pick Your Own Flowers. In the farm's own words on the state map: "Nestled in the quant farm community of Suffield, and easily accessed via I-91; Willow View Farm is a historic property that's taken root as a farm known for growing the highest quality, specialty cut flowers. Open seasonally from April- October and Christmas. The season opens with PYO Tulips and transitions to summer specialties with over three acres of flowers to pick from including thousands and thousands of Dahlias from August until the fall frost. Julie the Garden Fairy (Julie Harrison) is the creative force and green thumb behind Willow View Farm".

📍 Guilford, CT

CSA runs 16-20 weeks weeks. Share sizes offered: 4 bouquets a month. CSA type: Cut Flowers, floral bouquets.

📍 North Granby, CT

The Connecticut Grown map lists it under Farms and Farm Stands/Stores, Flowers. In the farm's own words on the state map: "Our farm offers bouquets/arrangements, flower subscriptions, u-pick flowers and sunflowers, pumpkins, eggs, and vegetables.We are open dawn to dusk 7 days a week April to October".

📍 Windsor, CT

The Connecticut Grown map lists it under Farm Stands/Stores and PYO Flowers. In the farm's own words on the state map: "Transitioning partially to PYO Flowers this season. Full line of veggies and fruit at farmstore". The state map marks it veteran owned.

📍 Goshen, CT

The Connecticut Grown map lists it under Farms, Farm Stands/Stores, Agritourism and Livestock, Greenhouse/Nursery. In the farm's own words on the state map: "Northern Farm & Flowers offers a year-round provisions market, nursery, and a you-pick flower farm, and also offers events held on site. Pastured poultry and forest-raised pork, along with garlic and potatoes are raised/grown on our farm".

ℹ️ Hours: Open Daily 9am to 5pm through Labor Day.

📍 Woodbridge, CT

Open Friday to Sunday 10am to 6pm, with the farm stand open weekends and vegetable offerings added as the season progresses.

📍 Farmington, CT

CSA runs 10 weeks. Share sizes offered: Full, Half. CSA type: Fruit/Vegetable, Cut Flowers.

📍 Portland, CT

The Connecticut Grown map lists it under Farm Stands/Stores and Agritourism. In the farm's own words on the state map: "Two Herons Farm is a family-owned farm located in Portland, Connecticut. We operate a weekend farm stand offering farm-raised meats, fresh produce, dairy, and a curated selection of locally made products. During the summer months, visitors can enjoy pick-your-own flowers and spend time with our friendly farm animals. We also host birthday parties and small events, offering a unique farm setting for memorable gatherings. While we are not certified organic, we are committed to using organic and regenerative practices whenever possible. We raise our animals with care, patience, and respect, prioritizing their well-being and the health of our land".

📍 Avon, CT

A family-owned and operated farm in the Farmington Valley offering annual and perennial flowers, pick your own vegetables, small fruits, festive fall decorations and hayrides in pumpkin fields.

ℹ️ Listed on CTvisit, the Connecticut Office of Tourism directory, under Pick-Your-Own & Farm Experiences, the category the state uses for farms the public can visit.

Verified 2026-08-28 against ctvisit.com. This farm has not published hours, prices or dates yet, so everything we hold on it is right here.

📍 Higganum, CT

Who loves plants and flowers? We do! Halfinger Farms is a family run pick your own daffodils and greenhouse farm. Our pick your own daffodil farm is a place of beauty, and our greenhouses are filled with a huge selection of the highest quality plants that we grow ourselves. Once you discover Halfinger Farms, you'll feel like you've discovered a hidden gem too.

ℹ️ Hours: Greenhouse hours: Mon.-Fri. 9-6, Sat.-Sun. 9-5.. Listed on CTvisit, the Connecticut Office of Tourism directory, under Pick-Your-Own & Farm Experiences, the category the state uses for farms the public can visit.

📍 Essex, CT

The farm is devoted to 15,000 square feet of greenhouse space to growing the finest hanging baskets and annual plants. The wide selection of annuals and perennials are available through spring and summer, as well as acres and acres of vegetables that are picked fresh daily when in season. Pick-your-own fruits and vegetables and cut-your-own flowers.

ℹ️ Hours: Seasonal: Mon.-Sat. 9-6, Sun. 9-5.. Listed on CTvisit, the Connecticut Office of Tourism directory, under Pick-Your-Own & Farm Experiences, the category the state uses for farms the public can visit.