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Flower Picking in Washington

32 farms in Washington offer U-pick flowers, each confirmed by a quote from the farm's own website.

Of the 5 that publish their own picking months, most name July–September.

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When Washington farms say flowers are ready

Most of the 5 farms that publish their own months name July–September. Each farm's own window is on its page.

Farms naming each month on their own website (n = 5).

Typical Washington season

From a published harvest calendar, not any farm's dates. Each farm's own window is on its card.

Typical Washington seasons from published harvest calendars (not farm dates)
CropMonthsTypical seasonSource
LavenderJulyThe chart shows Washington lavender in July.Washington State Department of Agriculture: Washington Grown Produce Seasonality Chart, Fruits and Herbs (AGR PUB 200-339, 2022)cms.agr.wa.gov · read October 6, 2026

More farms with U-pick, fewer details

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.

Flower Picking in Washington: questions

Where can you go flower picking in Washington?

Antheia of Chelan (Manson), B&B Family Lavender Farm (Sequim), Bailey Family Farm (Snohomish), Bainbridge Island/Suyematsu Farms (Bainbridge Island), Bald Butte Lavender Farm (Colton), Blue Mountain Lavender Farm (Lowden), Blueberry Glenn (Duvall) and Bluetree Farm and Forest (Bainbridge Island) and 24 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.

When is flower picking season in Washington?

Of 5 farms here that publish their own flower months, most name July–September. Washington State Department of Agriculture: Washington Grown Produce Seasonality Chart, Fruits and Herbs (AGR PUB 200-339, 2022) gives July as the typical Washington lavender season. Dates move with the weather: check the farm's own page before you go.

Which farms in Washington have a corn maze?

Muddy Boots Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze (Duvall), Novelty Hill Farm (Duvall), Palmer's Adventure Farm (Moses Lake) and Stocker Farms (Snohomish), according to their own websites.

Which farms in Washington have hayrides?

Middleton Farms (Pasco) and Stocker Farms (Snohomish), according to their own websites.

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