When we went, there was nowhere near enough fully grown flowers to make a bouquet. We had to just walk out and find another farm. They should've updated their website to note this downtime. I can't imagine this is how the farm always is. read more

It's kind of sad this place has such low reviews. I thought it was wonderful and peaceful. It is a pick your own flower farm. It is self-serving, but they provide the clippers, container, and water. Each container is a different price. Payment is done by the honor system. The availability of flowers will depend on the season and the amount plucked by other customers. I didn't spend much time here but I gathered a nice bouquet of Gaillardias. Be prepared to encounter bugs, it is normal for flowers to have bugs. The farm also provides bug spray and umbrellas for your use. 4 stars, it was a lovely experience. read more

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This plqce is adorable, has lots of lovely blooms to cut, and would also make a great day-date destination. well manicured cutting gardens featuring zinnia, sunflower, snapdragon, all kinds of daisies, lavender, and more. read more

I've been visiting Fields of Flowers for many years and its always a relaxing, fun time. The flowers are gorgeous and it's such a treat to bring home a fresh bouquet that remains lovely for many days. Given how incredibly hot and dry this summer has been, I was amazed at how many flowers there were on my recent visit. The family that operates Fields of Flowers must be working overtime! read more

I just moved to the area and couldn't believe it when we passed a sign for a pick-your-own-flowers place. We have been here one time just to scope it out. When we went there weren't many flowers available and it looked a little sad, but there was a sign in the entrance saying that they had experienced a much higher than normal volume, so this wasn't unexpected. It's the reason I'm still giving them 5-stars because KUDOS for creating such a unique and beautiful experience, built on the honor system. This isn't a corporate-run business, so when I see bad reviews like "they didn't have flowers the day I went" or "I turned my ankle" I'm like...get a grip. They're growing flowers, not manufacturing them in an assembly line. And if you're worried about turning your ankle it sounds like you might be better off at home...or in a bubble. They also have local honey for sale which I have been looking for and was so happy to find! I didn't have $10 on me right then so I'm writing a check and sending it today (their sign says that's fine). I'm excited to go back! read more

Fields of Flowers - Florists Near Me - Purcellville, Virginia

I am a bit sad and shocked to see the low ratings! I thought this place was quite magical. There wasn't a ton of flowers today but I got a lovely cup full. A few other people were there when I was there but we were all super socially distant. I took off my shoes and walked in the grass as I cut my own flowers. I thought this farm was magic! read more

Beautiful flowers and the owners were so sweet and cheerful! I am coming back next spring with my whole family! read more

Fields of Flowers - These are the flowers we picked! - Florists Near Me - Purcellville, Virginia

Name says it all, it's a field (just one field, don't know why they call it fields, lol) and there are flowers in it. There is no sign for it on the main road, and it feels like you're pulling into someone's driveway (which you basically are), but there is a sign for it where you turn in to park. It's at someone's barn, but yeah there are literally other houses and their backyards right there so that's a little weird. Anyway, you pick your own flowers and payment is on the honor system - $15 for a smaller cup and $20 for a larger container (they were out of the $20 one when we went so I'm not sure what it actually looks like). You can pay with cash, venmo, or mail a check. They provide cups to put the flower in (which you take with you), water to put in the cup (it's in the barrel), shears, and even umbrellas. They also sell a couple other things like Honey. As for the field, it's on the side of the barn and you just walk around at your leisure and cut flowers. It's definitely not huge, but it's not tiny either. I'd say expect to spend 30-40 minutes unless you want to sit and chill (saw some people doing that). They had a good number of different & interesting flowers in vibrant colors. Flower selection obviously differs based on season, weather, how many people have already come through, etc. I feel like we came kind of late in the season (mid-sept), so it felt a bit picked over, but there were still more than enough flowers. Probably worth coming a bit earlier in the season for a better selection. Overall it was fun to come out here and we'll definitely be back. This is not an all day activity though...there are a million wineries and breweries in the area so maybe hit this before/after one of those. read more

Field of Flowers... more like field of disappointment. . I was expecting fields and fields of flowers. We pulled off into a persons driveway to a small field. It wasn't even really a field, more like 15 small strips of flowers. There wasn't even a wide selection. We were in and out in 10 minutes, that is how little was there. The flowers were placed in a cup with water but when we arrived at home all of the flowers were dead. Dead flowers for 35 dollar?? read more

We loved our time here! A beautiful yard with some gorgeous flowers, we came in October and still found some gorgeous flowers. We chose the "large" bouquet size for $15. Loved how easy it was. It was a unique experience and we can't wait to come back in the spring!! read more

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This place was wonderful! The owners were very kind and my girls and I had a wonderful day picking flowers and had a picnic. We will be back every year! read more

Full disclosure: I am a florist. I love going here. It saves me quite a bit over getting older flowers at the wholesaler. It is also a great option for when I don't need a billion of the same type of flower. Don't come here with a specific type of flower in mind. You'll get annoyed. If you have the mindset that you will find something beautiful, you probably won't be disappointed. If you're looking to spend a great day with your family or friends soaking in fresh country air, this is a great spot. Where else are you going to go for such a small amount of money? This is way cheaper than taking the family to a movie. If you actually care about buying local, you cannot beat this place. This is the old fashioned pick your own model. They supply buckets, cups, and water. They will give you clippers or pruners if you need a pair. I've used my own secateurs and they did not yell at me. Larger growers will not let you pick your own anymore, and that's with good reason. If you go all the way to Nokesville, you will pay admission, parking, a per stem rate and all sorts of other nuisance fees. It is definitely a farm. The folks saying that this is just someone's backyard must have 5,000 square foot houses sitting on 20 acres some place. It is NOT dangerous. I'm gimpy and I have very little trouble getting anywhere on the property. It's a very gentle slope. Every now and then there's a wee hole. Just watch your step. It's that simple. It is not a vast monoculture producing Monsanto monstrosity. If you want that sort of junk, go someplace else. You won't like it here. Can we talk about bugs? Complaining about bugs on a farm is absolutely the pettiest crap I've seen. Guess what? Beetles, ants, bees and other pollinators are going to be on the flowers. That is literally how flowers are engineered. That said, it's not overwhelming. If you take the time to shake or disturb the bugs, they'll hop off of the blooms. The gate can be a bit tight and sets off my Prius proximity sensors, so you might want to park along the road. It's not THAT tight in actuality, but the flowers right near the pillars make it seem a bit dodgy. It is just down the road from a grocery store and a few fast food options, so if you plan a day trip, don't worry you're in no danger of starving. I have been here 3 times in the 2019 season. The first time was very close to Mother's Day. I have not seen a Mother's Day like this year's ever. Everyone, and I do mean everyone, was cleaned out. Greedy tourists descended on Matt's farm like locusts shredding the peonies. Instead of leaving blooms that were immature on the plants, they cut them anyway. That one day in May wiped out his whole crop of peonies. So if you came in May for peonies and were disappointed, blame the other greedy customers. That said, there were plenty of mini irises that were real stunners. He did not yet offer buckets at this point in the season since there just wasn't enough to go round yet, but I really felt like I got a very good value for my money. There was also a very gorgeous pottery show on that same day. The goods were priced criminally low for what was on offer. When I came back in June, some celosia was just getting started. There are amazing cosmos in the fields. He had the most delicate lilac scabiosa. Snapdragons were everywhere. I cannot convey precisely how guilty I feel filling a bucket on this farm. I left with a bucket of all of the above plus a bunch of hydrangea. It was nuts. I have watched customers cut plants to the bottom, little kids trample things, people just generally not know how to do anything. Matt doesn't lose his temper. When he told me to have fun filling my bucket, yes sir was my happy reply. Yesterday, I came with dahlias in mind. I only left with a few of those, but the gomphrena are off the chain. If you like zinnias, this place will not disappoint. There are also textbook daisies, and their season has been a very long one. There are a tonne of black eyed susans right now. There are a red variety that are just lovely in arrangements. The marigolds! Be still my beating heart. Indian brides would DIE at the sight of what he's got out here. There's some lavender in a raised bed. It is tiny in size but MAN does it pack a fragrant punch. He does change what he grows from season to season. Hopefully they will consider greens like laurel in the future. I love going up and down the rows spotting what birds have decided to plant. There's a very light pink blush Queen Anne's lace to look out for. The only negative thing I would state is that the well water that's provided might not get on with your freshly cut flowers. This will depend on what you pick. When you get home if something is drooping, change the water if you are lucky enough to have filtered water. Add some floral food if you have it. This place is well worth the trip from Alexandria. I'm very grateful he's in business, and I hope things stay that way a very long time. read more

Overall good flowers- it is someone's backyard. But super pretty! It's mid july, we got different colored sunflowers. The prices are all online! One bad thing was the different beetles and bugs. Once we got there we saw all kinds of beetles on the flowers and we swore we got them all off. I put them in a vase in a separate room and I came back and there were five different beetles on the bed. Gross! But what else can you expect from flowers. read more

Well... I went a couple weeks ago NO FLOWERS! this is someone's yard so, it should not be that hard to update the website and tell us there are no flowers that day. read more

Lovely little place. Keep in mind that flowers are seasonal so it will depend when you go. It is also not a huge place, but there is still a good variety of flowers. I'm sure the family that takes care of it puts a lot of work into it. We took pictures of my daughter there and they turned out lovely. read more

Fields of Flowers - Florists Near Me - Purcellville, Virginia

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My visit was a disappointment. There were very few flowers and the owner was rude.

Beautiful property and lovely owners. The flowers are coming along nicely and will be in full bloom later this summer. Our photo meetup group enjoyed what was in bloom and the beautiful property. read more

This is not a field. It is someones back yard. So misleading. Went when they opened for the season and there were no flowers.

Just an update to my trip to Fields of flowers. My sons girl friend turned her ankle in a hole overgrown with grass. There are signs says they can't be sued. Interesting how it happened right after we read it. To read more

As another poster commented, it's a field of moderate size and a working farm. I read up on it prior to going including the prices/varieties and what is provided for picking the flowers. I have been to larger farms where there's a fee for admission plus flowers are charged per stem. The owners were nice and helpful. We enjoyed being on the farm as we were the only ones there and were able to pick as many flowers that we could fit in a nice size bucket (that's included). Payment is on the honor system by cash or check only. It was a pleasant experience and I would go again. read more

Pleasant place. It is a field though of moderate size. Been coming here for years. Depends when you come what's in season and available. There is complete pricing info online. Close outing and nice drive from Western Fairfax. Just have realistic expectations. It's a farm so they have to have signs saying they can't be sued. You should be careful walking - it's a farm field and there is even a tractor nearby. read more

as my family and i were leaving, the owner (?) of the establishment began to reprimand my mother for bringing in her own bucket to pick flowers. even though we had paid about the amount of cups that would have fit into the bucket and there were other patrons with their own containers, he still put up a fuss. the flowers had been picked already and nothing could be done about it. also, it mentioned on their website that outside containers were fine. if that wasn't enough, he caused another commotion over the fact that we were parked in his parking space, even though there was no sign saying that we weren't supposed to park there. boomers will be boomers. read more