A child does not receive a pre-wrapped product: staff first teach the cut, then the child chooses colour among perennials and annuals, turning a farm walk into a bouquet built through decisions.
What you need to know
Plukhoek Mookhoek reopens its garden on Saturdays from 8 August, 13:00-16:00. Bouquets cost EUR8.50, EUR10.25 or EUR15.50; an under-five child’s bouquet is EUR2.50.
- At the greenhouse, staff welcome pickers, provide a bucket in hot weather and lend secateurs with a short lesson. A clean cut protects stem and parent plant, so picking also teaches care for what remains.
- One side of the path holds perennials such as roses and verbena; the other has annuals including sunflowers and zinnias. Children can compare shape and stem length, not merely grab a colour.
- A mud kitchen is free. Blackberries, pears or other red fruit open only when ripe and have separate prices; staff decide where mid-August hand pears are ready to pick.
- The address is Strijensedijk 14; cars cross the small bridge to on-site parking. Expect mud, insects and pollen, wear closed shoes, bring water and note that payment is by card only.
Hokimi field note: Ask the child who the bouquet is for, then choose three main colours and name a reason for every stem. It becomes a made gift rather than a handful of flowers.
Dates, availability and external conditions can change. Confirm the latest information with the official source.
Why it may be useful
A child does not receive a pre-wrapped product: staff first teach the cut, then the child chooses colour among perennials and annuals, turning a farm walk into a bouquet built through decisions.
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