Cut-Your-Own Flowers in Virginia 2026

📍 Charlottesville, VA

2026 CSA runs 20 weeks over a 22-week period starting first or second week of May. Members get pick-your-own access to fields of flowers, herbs, cherry tomatoes and hot peppers. April-November: Fridays 9am-5pm, Saturdays 9am-2pm (You can Pick-Your-Own during these hours as well when in season).

🌱 grass-fed, no-spray (farm's own description)

💵 2026 CSA: half share $24.90/week, full share $40.40/week.

📍 Nokesville, VA

Summer of Sunflowers July 12-Aug 9, 2026. July 12 4pm-dusk; from July 13 daily 8am-noon and 4pm-dusk; early-bird Sat-Sun 6-8am. 30+ cutting sunflower varieties. Spring tulip season has ended. 2026 Season dates: July 12 through August 9th. SEASON EXTENDED TO AUGUST 16TH!

🌱 USDA organic (farm's own description)

💵 Tulips $1/stem, daffodils 2 for $1. Sunflowers: 3 stems with admission, extra $1.50. Cosmos and zinnias 50 cents/stem; gladiolus and liatris $1.

ℹ️ Directions the farm gives the USDA directory: Conveniently located on RT 15, two miles north of I-66 exit 40. Facilities listed: picnic areas without tables, picnic areas with tables. Payment listed: cash, personal checks, debit card/credit card, we accept all major credit cards.

📍 Purcellville, VA

Site posted: 'As of May 24, 2026 Fields of Flowers peony season is over and the fields are closed.' Farm says it will reopen when dahlias bloom; check social media for announcements. The dahlia season begins August 26, 2026 and the farm is open 9am to 6pm daily including holidays. Appointments can be requested for closed times by voicemail or email.

📍 Chesapeake, VA

Farm lists pick-your-own strawberries, sunflowers, wildflowers, vegetables, pumpkins, cut-your-own Christmas trees and seasonal festivals. No specific 2026 dates published on site.

📍 Waterford, VA

Farm says it runs spring, summer and autumn you-picks, with fall 2026 you-pick dates published, and that bouquet subscriptions start in late March.

🌱 regenerative (farm's own description)

💵 Farm publishes day and season you-pick passes with group discounts, and a Dahlia design workshop at $97.

ℹ️ Farm says it is only open to the public during scheduled event hours.

📍 Fredericksburg, VA

Farm sells a 2026 season pass and runs school field trips 10am to 2pm on Thursdays and Fridays. Fall fun runs September 12 through November 7! Choose your date and grab your tickets below.

💵 Farm publishes field trips at $13 a person, with $2.00 off each ticket for groups of 15 to 49.

ℹ️ Hours: Thurs-Fri 10am-2pm Fri 6-10pm Sat 10am-10pm Sun 10am-6pm.

📍 Fairfax, VA

Small cut flower farm in Fairfax County. Its own words: "I sustainably grow specialty, cut flowers that are harvested at the ideal stage", and the farm sells flower club subscriptions and dried floral products.

💵 September Flower Club $120 for four weeks of seasonal blooms.

🚗 Pickup or delivery at 2 spots off the farm

📍 Crozet, VA

The farm publishes a 2026 CSA season of 23 weeks running May 18 to October 26, with a break the week of July 27.

💵 2026 CSA from $25.00 a week for 23 weeks.

ℹ️ The farm asks for a week's notice by email if a member cannot pick up a share.

🚗 Pickup or delivery at 1 spot off the farm

📍 Scottsville, VA

The farm publishes a 2026 CSA running Wednesdays from May through October.

🌱 USDA organic (farm's own description)

💵 2026 CSA: a $400 share gives $450 of credit to spend at the farm's market stand.

ℹ️ The farm calls its CSA "a unique CSA experience where you get to pick exactly what you want and when you want".

🚗 Pickup or delivery at 1 spot off the farm

📍 Waterford, VA

Farm and winery open Thursday-Sunday 11am-5pm, Saturday until 6pm. Photography sessions bookable. No specific 2026 u-pick dates or flower list published on the site.

ℹ️ Open Thursday and Friday 11am to 5pm, Saturday 11am to 6pm and Sunday 11am to 5pm, at 40905 Stumptown Rd, Waterford.

📍 Lovettsville, VA

Farm says its flowers are typically available early May through mid June, with pickup at the farm.

ℹ️ Farm says it is not open to the public except during the Loudoun Spring Farm Tour in May, when visitors are welcome to wander the field and cut their own flowers.

📍 White Post, VA

Cut flower farm. The farm's own site calls its flowers "Sustainable, Certified Naturally Grown Flowers for Northern Virginia & DC" and says the farm operates on 19 acres.

🌱 Certified Naturally Grown (farm's own description)

ℹ️ Flowers are sold through weddings, events and a la carte orders and at farmers markets in Northern Virginia.

📍 Charles City, VA

Certified organic produce and cut flower farm. Its own words: "A USDA Certified Organic family farm growing 10 acres of organic produce and cut flowers in Charles City County, Virginia", "certified organic for over 20 years". The farm sells at farmers markets in Richmond and Williamsburg.

🌱 USDA organic (farm's own description)

ℹ️ The farm sells through markets rather than on farm retail.

🚗 Pickup or delivery at 1 spot off the farm

📍 Henrico, VA

Small farm and market. Its own words: "We are a small farm growing in Hanover County and Richmond City. We specialize in prepared foods made with local ingredients. We also sell fresh produce and flowers. We implement organic growing practices, but we are not certified."

🌱 non-GMO (farm's own description)

ℹ️ Market hours the farm publishes: Wednesday 9am to 1pm, Saturday 9am to 3pm, Sunday 11am to 3pm.

🚗 Pickup or delivery at 1 spot off the farm

📍 Charlottesville, VA

Small family flower farm in Charlottesville. Its own words: "We are a family owned, regenerative flower farm using sustainable practices to grow seasonal, fresh flowers", and "We are a small, family-owned flower farm located in Charlottesville, Virginia."

🌱 regenerative (farm's own description)

📍 Montpelier, VA

The farm publishes a seasonal market season of May to October plus winter makers markets.

🌱 non-GMO (farm's own description)

🚗 Pickup or delivery at 2 spots off the farm