Spring in New Hampshire means we’ve got our sights set on sunny days, warm breezes, and car trips with the windows down. The only other things we need are fresh flowers all over the house. Sure, you can head to the grocery store and grab a bouquet, but why do that when there are so many farms just bursting with flowers all over the state? Sometimes you’ll find a you-pick flower farm in New Hampshire that will allow you to cut your own flowers to take home. Head to these farms and you can be assured that you’ll be coming home with lots of color from a New Hampshire flower farm.

Remember that many of these farms are not open now, but will be at various times between spring and fall. So, check with them before you make the trip.

1. Blue Moon Berry Farm, Warner

195 Waldron Hill Rd, Warner, NH 03278, USA
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This 110-acre farm on Waldron Hill Road is run by Michael Bux whose mom started the business. Another wonderful place to wander around looking for the perfect blooms, this is a great choice if you want to spend some time looking at flowers as well as taking some home.

2. Sunnycrest Farm, Londonderry

59 High Range Rd, Londonderry, NH 03053, USA
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Huge sunflowers make this a must-see. But we also love the little flowers you can get here as well. Visit Sunnycrest Farm for pick-your-own fruit, too!

3. Heron Pond Farm, South Hampton

299 Main Ave, South Hampton, NH 03827, USA
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There's nothing like a freshly cut bouquet of sunflowers and this might be the best place to get 'em!

4. Moulton Farm, Meredith

18 Quarry Rd, Meredith, NH 03253, USA
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For $12 a pound, you can cut your very own snapdragons, coreopsis, cosmos, and zinnias while taking in views of the New Hampshire mountains at Moulton Farm. A few flowers are sold by the stem, but you can cut them all with your very own hands to create your perfect collection.

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5. Riverview Farm, Plainfield

141 River Rd, Plainfield, NH 03781, USA
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This is the best place to visit if you want to create a beautiful full, professional-looking bouquet. Fields full of globe amaranth, celosia, salvia, straw flowers, sunflowers, gladiolus, and dahlias will delight you!

6. Spring Ledge Farm, New London

37 Main St, New London, NH 03257, USA
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The cutting area at Spring Leddge Farm is huge and there's a wonderful selection. Grab your scissors and make the perfect arrangements. For about $12.95, you can bring home two commercially sized arrangements.

7. Milk Can Corner Farm, Webster

45 Mutton Rd, Concord, NH 03303, USA
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This is a great place to go if you want to make your farm visit about more than just flowers. Get some jams, get some veggies, and get access to the registered lilies!

8. Rosaly's Garden, Peterborough

63 NH-123, Sharon, NH 03458, USA
James V / Google
Wide open spaces and beautiful views are what we love most about this beautiful farm. Rosaly Bass is a flower expert - you'd have to be if you've been doing this for over 45 years! Flowers are $12 a pound; hydrangeas and sunflowers will cost you by the stem.

Have you been to any of these New Hampshire flower farms? Do you have a favorite you-pick flower from in New Hampshire? Let us know in the comments. Another great thing about spring in New Hampshire is all the trails and hikes that let us get outside to truly appreciate what’s all around us. Check out these easy spring hikes to make the most of the warmer temperatures:

7 Easy And Beautiful Spring Hikes Everyone In New Hampshire Will Love

 

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  • Emerald Pool in Chatham. The clear, green waters truly do look like the surface of a polished emerald and it’s a lovely swimming hole.
  • Sculpture Rocks Natural Area in Groton. Otherworldly, curved, smooth rocks are divided by pristine pools in this intriguing natural area.
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  • The North Hampton Seacoast. Sit near the rocky seashore and watch the waves course through all the beautiful rocks.
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  • Coliseum Falls. These are a series of small waterfalls whose sounds will soothe you and the beauty of the area will surprise you.
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  • Lakes of the Clouds. This area resembles the highlands of Scotland with mossy stones and lovely lakes at an elevation of 5,000 feet.
  • Thompson Falls. This is a hidden waterfall about a mile from Wildcat Mountain and it is simply gorgeous and well worth seeking out.
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