Clark Farm
Carlisle, MA
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12 farms in Massachusetts offer U-pick flowers, each confirmed by a quote from the farm's own website.
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12 farms listed
“In season” uses each farm's own picking months; “open right now” only farms with dated season and hours, on the farm's clock. Weather closes fields early: call ahead.
Carlisle, MA
Berlin, MA
Leicester, MA
Dracut, MA
Berkley, MA
Framingham, MA
Fitchburg, MA
Westborough, MA
Tyngsboro, MA
Granby, MA
Stow, MA
Concord, MA
From a published harvest calendar, not any farm's dates. Each farm's own window is on its card.
| Crop | Months | Typical season | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flowers | July–SeptemberThe department’s availability calendar shows Massachusetts-grown cut flowers from July through September. | Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources: Massachusetts-Grown Produce Availability Calendarmass.gov · read October 6, 2026 |
These farms confirm U-pick on their own websites, but publish too few details (picking months, hours, prices or policies) for a full listing. Call before you go.
Clark Farm (Carlisle), Cordelia's Farm (Berlin), Cotyledon Farm (Leicester), Farmer Dave's Farm Stand (Dracut), Golden Hour Tulip Farm (Berkley), Hanson's Farm (Framingham), Hollis Hills farm (Fitchburg) and Nourse Farm (Westborough) and 4 more have U-pick confirmed on their own websites. Each listing links the farm's own page, with what its website says and the date we read it.
Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources: Massachusetts-Grown Produce Availability Calendar gives July–September as the typical Massachusetts flower season. Dates move with the weather: check the farm's own page before you go.
Farmer Dave's Farm Stand (Dracut), according to its own website.
Farmer Dave's Farm Stand (Dracut) and Hanson's Farm (Framingham), according to their own websites.