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Earthenry Farm

Pick your own flowers in Lower Snug, TAS · plus farm experiences

Closed for season Pick-your-own & farm experiences
Last verified 18 Jul 2026 Farm details can change. Check before travelling.
Hobart & the Huon Valley
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Seasonal micro flower farm (100+ field-grown varieties, dahlia specialty) roughly 25 min south of Hobart near the Bruny Island ferry terminal; family-run, grown without chemicals/pesticides. Runs dedicated ticketed 'pick your own flowers' sessions Oct-Apr (booked via Simpletix), also sells dahlia tubers, cut-flower plants and seeds, and runs floral/growing workshops. Address and phone sourced from third-party tourism/business directories (Discover Tasmania, Firmania) that agree with each other; not independently re-confirmed against the farm's own contact page this session due to a web-fetch tool failure, so treat those two fields as good-confidence rather than first-party-verified. Not a duplicate of any existing region-hobart-huon listing (the only other flower grower, Richmond Peonies & Cherries, is a separate business in Richmond).

What you can pick and when

CropTypical season
Flowerslate February to March

Typical windows only — call ahead to confirm what's ripe.

Farm experiences

Beyond picking, Earthenry Farm offers hands-on farm experiences. Each runs on its own schedule and availability can change, so check with the farm before you travel.

Farm tours, Hands-on workshops & Seasonal events & open days

Currently offered

Seasonal flower farm offering ticketed open-farm/flower-picking events, creative and practical farm workshops, plus special farm tours for schools, community clubs and tour groups.

Access
Booking required — Book ahead; sessions can sell out.
Booking
Tickets or advance group arrangement required.
Price
Varies; current workshop/event price must be checked per listing.
When
Seasonal, mainly November-April; public entry only for listed/ticketed events, with group tours by arrangement.

Call to book

Confirmed from the farm's own website on 19 Jul 2026. Availability, times and prices can change, so check with the farm before you travel. Source: Official farm website.

Getting there

3 Waldie Dr, Lower Snug, TAS 7054. From Hobart, this farm is in the Huon Valley south of Hobart.

Where Earthenry 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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Before you visit

Practical reading for the trip out to Lower Snug.

Last verified 18 Jul 2026. We check listings against farms' own sources and re-verify regularly. How we verify Report a change

Sources: Official farm website, spiritoftasmania.com.au, hobartandbeyond.com.au, discovertasmania.com.au, simpletix.com, simpletix.com, firmania.biz. Is this your farm? Tell us what's changed.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to book to visit Earthenry Farm?

On the booking question, Earthenry Farm is listed this way: booking required. Arrangements shift with demand across the season. Try calling the farm on 0488 786 558 to check what applies on the day you want to go.

How much does picking cost at Earthenry Farm?

Earthenry Farm at Lower Snug lists its costs this way: Reported across ticket listings: farm/picking entry around $8.50 for 16+, children under 16 free; non-picking companions free otherwise ~$10/adult entry; sunflower stems sold separately at $4 each without needing a picking-session ticket; picking tickets (for the main dahlia pick-your-own sessions, which do require booking) include loan snips and a take-home tin pitcher (prices vary by specific session/event). Rates move as a crop comes in and out, and published prices lag — check the current figure before you go.

What can you pick at Earthenry Farm, and when?

You can pick Flowers and Dahlias at Earthenry Farm, typically Oct-Apr, with weekly 'pick your own' + picnic sessions Jan-Mar when flowers are at peak. Take that as a typical year rather than a promise; check what's on before you commit to the drive.

What facilities does Earthenry Farm have?

Earthenry Farm at Lower Snug is listed as having toilets on site. That list reflects confirmed details only. Seasonal setups change, so check anything your day depends on — shade, parking and payment methods especially.

Is Earthenry Farm good to visit with young kids?

Earthenry Farm at Lower Snug is one of the farms recorded as suitable for kids. The farm also has toilets on site, 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.