Each season promises its own unique, incredible beauty, especially in Missouri. However, the landscape just leaps to life during the summer, with vibrant flowers blooming, birds singing in the morning, and lightning bugs flittering when the sun goes down. Soak up the very essence of summer with a visit to Gooseberry Bridge Farm in Missouri, where you can pick your own flowers. You might even meet a few baby animals during your visit, too.

Add a trip to Gooseberry Bridge Farm in Rogersville to your summer itinerary, a picture-perfect destination especially if you don't have a ton of time.
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The sprawling flower farm typically opens in late June with days and hours varying. Definitely check the farm's Facebook to ensure it is open before you head over.
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If you've never been to a u-pick flower farm, carve out enough time so you can really enjoy the experience.
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While the farm provides a bucket for you to put your freshly-picked flowers in, be sure to bring your own to transport the flowers home.
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When it comes to picking flowers, you can choose between the regular and large buckets, with the regular costing $25. A smaller children's bucket is also available for $15. However, you must purchase a regular or a large bucket, too.
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Don't forget to bring your own shears or clippers. You'll be wandering on farm land, so appropriate shoes are necessary for a safe and fun experience.
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The fields don't provide shade, so you might also want to slip on a hat and lather up on the sunscreen.
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Pets aren't allowed at the farm. However, you might just catch site of baby goats, rabbits, and other adorable animals. Play dates with the little ones, where you can pet and cuddle them, are offered on a seasonal basis.
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Check days and hours of the u-pick season on the official website of Gooseberry Bridge Farm. Or, go here for Facebook.
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Have you been to Gooseberry Bridge Farm in Missouri? Share your experience in the comments! On the hunt for more fun this summer? Set off on this road trip that will take you to six incredible summer destinations in Missouri.

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Gooseberry Bridge Farm, 177 Elm Grove Rd, Rogersville, MO 65742, USA