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Flower, Pumpkin & Lavender Picking in Washington

48 farms in Washington have U-pick confirmed by a quote from their own website.

By crop: flowers at 20 farms, pumpkins at 15, lavender at 10, Christmas trees at 8 and blueberries at 8.

Of the 5 farms that publish a flower window, most say July–September.

1 farm lists a farm store, 4 hayrides, 8 a corn maze and 3 a petting zoo.

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Arlington1 farm

Arlington Heights1 farm

  • Flower farmU-pick confirmed

    Mount River Farm

    15532 300th St NE

    U-pick crops
    Lavender

Bainbridge Island2 farms

Bellevue1 farm

Bremerton1 farm

Buckley1 farm

Carnation2 farms

  • Pumpkin patchU-pick confirmed

    Harvold Berry Farm

    5207 Carnation Duvall Rd NE

    U-pick crops
    PumpkinsStrawberriesRaspberriesVegetables Aug–SepSunflowers

    (425) 298-5125

  • Berry farmU-pick confirmed

    Remlinger Farms

    32610 NE 32nd St

    U-pick crops
    Strawberries JunRaspberries JulPumpkins Sep–Oct
    Season
    Usually Jun–Jul, Sep–Oct

    (425) 333-4135

Colton1 farm

Deer Park1 farm

Duvall3 farms

Eastsound1 farm

Enumclaw1 farm

Fall City1 farm

Hockinson1 farm

Issaquah1 farm

Kingston1 farm

Lowden1 farm

Manson2 farms

Mead2 farms

Monroe1 farm

  • Berry farmU-pick confirmed

    Terra Valley Farms

    19501 Tualco Rd

    U-pick crops
    VegetablesStrawberriesRaspberriesGrapes Aug–SepFlowers Jul–Sep
    Price
    Albion Strawberries $6.00 per lb

    (206) 383-9336

Moses Lake1 farm

Mount Vernon1 farm

Naches1 farm

Pasco1 farm

Port Townsend1 farm

Puyallup1 farm

Redmond1 farm

Ridgefield2 farms

Sequim4 farms

Shelton1 farm

Snohomish4 farms

Tumwater2 farms

Union Hill-Novelty Hill1 farm

Washougal1 farm

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 picking seasons

A separate layer from the farms' own dates: published harvest calendars, with their source.

Typical Washington seasons from published harvest calendars (not farm dates)
CropMonthsTypical seasonSource
StrawberriesMay–SeptemberThe Washington State Department of Agriculture’s seasonality chart shows Washington strawberries from May through September.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
BlueberriesJuly–SeptemberThe chart shows Washington blueberries from July through September.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
RaspberriesJune–AugustThe chart shows Washington raspberries from June through August.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
BlackberriesJune–AugustThe chart shows Washington blackberries from June through August.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
CherriesJune–AugustThe chart shows Washington Bing and Rainier cherries from June through August.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
PeachesJuly–SeptemberThe chart shows Washington yellow and white peaches from July through September.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
ApplesSeptember–NovemberThe chart marks September through November as the peak Washington apple harvest; stored apples are available the rest of the year.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
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.

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U-pick in Washington: questions

Which farms in Washington have U-pick?

Antheia of Chelan (Manson), B&B Family Lavender Farm (Sequim), Bacon's Christmas Tree Farm (Bremerton), Bailey Family Farm (Snohomish), Bainbridge Island/Suyematsu Farms (Bainbridge Island), Bald Butte Lavender Farm (Colton), Blue Mountain Lavender Farm (Lowden) and Blueberry Glenn (Duvall) and 40 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. 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), Rutledge Corn Maze (Tumwater), Siemers Farm (Mead), Stocker Farms (Snohomish), Thomasson Family Farm (Enumclaw) and Thompson's Farm Market (Naches), according to their own websites.

Which farms in Washington have hayrides?

Middleton Farms (Pasco), Remlinger Farms (Carnation), Stocker Farms (Snohomish) and Thompson's Farm Market (Naches), according to their own websites.

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