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Dahlia Hills Farm

Pick your own flowers in Longwood, SA

In season
Last verified 2 Nov 2026 Farm details can change. Check before travelling.
Adelaide Hills

Is Dahlia Hills Farm open right now?

Out of season

November falls outside every picking window this farm has recorded. The next one opens in January. November is inside the typical South Australia season for flowers, but outside the window this farm records for itself.

Last verified 2 Nov 2026

Dahlia Hills Farm in the Adelaide Hills runs pick-your-own dahlia and rose visits from January to April, by booking only. Visits include a stop at the on-site Garden Tea House, and kids are welcome.

What you can pick and when

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Typical picking months at this farm
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Getting there

451 Longwood Road, Longwood, SA 5153. About a 30-minute drive from the Adelaide CBD.

Where Dahlia Hills Farm is

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Before you go

Bring a hat, closed shoes, water and cash or a card for what you pick. Rows can be uneven underfoot, so a pram may be harder going in wet weather. This farm is listed as suitable for children.

Check before you drive

Seasons shift with the weather. Always call the farm to confirm what's ripe and that they're open before you drive out.

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Last verified 2 Nov 2026. We check listings against farms' own sources and re-verify regularly. How we verify Report a change

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need to book to visit Dahlia Hills Farm?

Dahlia Hills Farm is recorded as follows — booking required. Farms often tighten booking rules once a crop peaks, so confirm by checking the farm's website rather than relying on this alone.

How much does picking cost at Dahlia Hills Farm?

The pricing on record for Dahlia Hills Farm is: Gift voucher for a farm visit: $50, includes 15 pick-your-own stems plus a complimentary barista coffee/tea at the on-site Garden Tea House (valid 2 years, redeemable also toward tubers/flowers/farm goods; per dahliahills.com product page). A separate third-party write-up (kidsinadelaide.com.au) describes a ~$55 flower-picking package (12 stems, jars, snip hire, entry, wood-fired pizza) that appears to be a specific seasonal event rather than the standard voucher — not confirmed on the farm's own site. Entry and per-kilo rates shift through the season and aren't always listed online, so it's worth confirming the current cost when you call ahead.

What can you pick at Dahlia Hills Farm, and when?

Dahlia Hills Farm at Longwood grows Flowers, Dahlias and Roses. Picking usually runs Jan-Apr (bookings essential). Use that as a planning guide only. What's actually pickable depends on how this particular season has gone.

What facilities does Dahlia Hills Farm have?

The facilities we have confirmed at Dahlia Hills Farm are a cafe or farm shop. Facilities not named above simply haven't been confirmed either way. Ask ahead if you're relying on shade, parking close to the rows, or paying by card.

Is Dahlia Hills Farm good to visit with young kids?

The details we hold mark Dahlia Hills Farm as child-friendly. The farm also has a cafe or farm shop, which helps on a longer visit. Ground conditions and picking heights vary a lot between farms, so check what's manageable for your kids' ages before you set out.