Cedar Creek Farm
Cedar Creek (Wollombi Valley)
Usual season: September to May
14 flower farms · 5 states
Flower farms in Australia to visit
Small flower farms grow the seasonal stems florists love, from dahlias and ranunculus to sweet peas and sunflowers. Some run pick-your-own days or farm-gate stalls, others sell only to florists and don't take visitors. Each listing says which, and when the farm is open.
5 of 14 open or at their best in November.
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New South Wales 1
Victoria 6
Bloom Into You Flower Farm
Flowerdale
Usual season: January to April
Otway Flower Farm
Kawarren
Usual season: October to March
Pure Maiden Farm
Maiden Gully
Usual season: September to May
Quite Contrary Flower Farm
Labertouche
Usual season: not yet confirmed
Tesselaar Tulip Farm
Silvan
Usual season: September to October
Wild Violet Flower Farm
Lilydale
Usual season: not yet confirmed
Queensland 3
Curlew Ridge Flower Farm
Woodford
Usual season: August to May
Koala Hill Flower Farm
Ravensbourne
Usual season: not yet confirmed
Lilyvale Flower Farm
Lilyvale
Usual season: not yet confirmed
South Australia 3
Big Sky Flower Farm
Brukunga
Usual season: not yet confirmed
Charleston Farm
Charleston
Usual season: October to March
Little Lyndoch Flower Farm
Lyndoch
Usual season: not yet confirmed
Tasmania 1
Table Cape Tulip Farm
Wynyard
Usual season: February to April and September to October
Questions people ask
When is the best time to visit flower farms in Australia?
Most of the flower farms we list are open or at their best from September to April. Opening days vary, so check each listing before you travel.
Which states have flower farms?
We list flower farms in New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia and Tasmania. Victoria has the most on our list.
Can you pick your own at flower farms?
Some can: Bloom Into You Flower Farm, Cedar Creek Farm, Charleston Farm, Curlew Ridge Flower Farm, Lilyvale Flower Farm and Pure Maiden Farm. Others sell from a shop or farm gate only, so check the listing first.