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Flower picking in Tasmania

5 farms offer flower picking across Tasmania, from Hobart & the Huon Valley and North-West Tasmania. The typical season runs late February to March — check each farm's current status and call ahead before you travel.

Rows of yellow flowers growing in a farm field
Representative flower-picking image. Seasons and availability vary by farm and weather. "Yellow flower garden near mountain" by Surya Prakash.S.A., CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

Flower picking in Tasmania: we list 5 pick-your-own flower farms across the state — including Earthenry Farm, Lavender Goat Farm (Ecological Elegance) and Mount Gnomon Farm, around Hobart & the Huon Valley, North-West Tasmania and Tamar Valley & Launceston. Compare their seasons, prices and booking below.

The flower season shifts with the local climate zone — earlier in warmer districts, later in the cool country — so check each farm's status and call ahead to confirm what's ripe before you drive out.

Compare flower farms in Tasmania

Farms compared by picking status, typical season, price, booking and whether they suit kids.
Farm Status Typical season Entry / price Booking Kids Drive
Earthenry Farm Closed for season Spring picking from late Oct; peak dahlia season Jan-Mar — Booking required Yes In the Huon Valley south of Hobart
Lavender Goat Farm (Ecological Elegance) Closed for season Seasonal farm visits mid-November to May Lavender farm experience $250 per person (max 6); private experience $750 for up to 2 Booking required — In the Huon Valley south of Hobart
Mount Gnomon Farm Closed for season Feb-Mar, ticketed event days — Booking required Yes Along Tasmania's north-west coast
Richmond Peonies & Cherries Closed for season Nov (ticketed PYO open days) $5 per stem for peonies; bring your own secateurs. Ticket proceeds support Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary. Booking required Yes In the Huon Valley south of Hobart
Tamar Valley Flower Patch Closed for season Dec-Apr; re-opens Dec 2026 Bring your own container/vase; pricing not publicly listed, booking fee applies per visitor Booking required Yes In the Tamar Valley around Launceston

Flower farms in Tasmania

5 farms

Closed for season Last verified 2 Nov 2026

Earthenry Farm

Lower Snug · Hobart & the Huon Valley

In the Huon Valley south of Hobart

Season
Spring picking from late Oct; peak dahlia season Jan-Mar
Open
Oct-Apr; ticketed weekly picking sessions (2026 season from 31 Oct)
Booking
Booking required
Closed for season Last verified 18 Jul 2026

Lavender Goat Farm (Ecological Elegance)

Petcheys Bay · Hobart & the Huon Valley

In the Huon Valley south of Hobart

Season
Seasonal farm visits mid-November to May
Price
Lavender farm experience $250 per person (max 6); private experience $750 for up to 2
Open
Farm visits seasonal, mid-November to May, by appointment only
Booking
Booking required
Closed for season Last verified 2 Nov 2026

Richmond Peonies & Cherries

Richmond · Hobart & the Huon Valley

In the Huon Valley south of Hobart

Season
Nov (ticketed PYO open days)
Price
$5 per stem for peonies
Open
PYO open days Sat 21 & Sat 28 Nov 2026, 9:30am-4pm
Booking
Booking required
Closed for season Last verified 2 Nov 2026

Tamar Valley Flower Patch

Bridgenorth · Tamar Valley & Launceston

In the Tamar Valley around Launceston

Season
Dec-Apr; re-opens Dec 2026
Price
Bring your own container/vase
Open
Seasonal, by booked session; confirmation email includes exact address
Booking
Booking required

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Frequently asked questions

Where can you pick your own flower in Tasmania?

We list 5 pick-your-own flower farms in Tasmania, each with its region, drive context, season and booking details on this page. Compare them in the table above, then call the farm to confirm what's ripe before you travel.

When is flower picking season in Tasmania?

Flower picking in Tasmania follows the local climate, so it opens earlier in warmer districts and later in cooler country. Each farm on this page shows its own typical season and current status — always the most reliable guide, because ripeness moves with the weather.