Location
2311 Indian Hollow Trail, Seffner, FL 33584 (or type in “Ever After Farms Flowers” in Google Maps)
Open Hours
- Tuesdays Afternoons
- Wednesdays Afternoons
- Friday Mornings
- Saturday Mornings
- Sunday Mornings
- Times change with the seasons. Learn more here: Current Flower Experience Schedule
Cost
$30 per person
Contact
Text: 321-529-9319
Email: flowers@everafterfarms.com
Updates
Stay up-to-date on what’s happening by joining our free U-Pick Club or follow us on our U-Pick Flower Experience Facebook Page
U-Pick Tips
When attending our u-pick flower experience, wear appropriate footwear since you will be on a farm and walking through flower fields. While we spray to eliminate them, ants are still around so wearing socks and pants/leggings can be helpful too. Bees and wasps love flowers so if you are allergic, bring an epipen just in case. We provide a vase but feel free to bring your own vase. Although you won’t be in the flower fields all that long, you may want to bring along a hat or some sunscreen.
Reviews
Thank you Lily for making the start to our day so special
Photo Shoot Location
Looking for the perfect photo shoot location for family pictures? Get pictures taken at our gorgeous Flower Farm! Learn more here: Flower Farm Photo Shoot
About Ever After Farms Flowers
Ever After Farms Flowers grows absolutely stunning flowers and greenery that perform best in our soil and climate, during the proper seasons. Wildflowers, sunflowers, zinnias, and cosmos and as well as greenery like cedars and ferns, just to name a few. While our summers can be intense on flowers here in the sunshine state, we are able to produce beautiful flowers year round (excluding any major weather events like hurricanes or deep freezes).
Ever After Farms added floriculture to its diversified agricultural operations, not only because we love flowers (who doesn’t?), but also because we saw an opportunity. Florida is a leading producer of cut flowers in the US and produces 76% of all the cut cultivated greenery across the country. Further, while the budding Slow Flower movement in Florida has been comprised mostly of micro-farms of just an acre or two, we saw the opportunity to provide locally grown flowers and greenery on a slightly larger, more commercial scale. And with more and more people wanting to get out of the hustle and bustle and spend time on farms, we thought that a flower farm would be a great fit for our organization. Despite the challenges (hurricanes, floods, droughts, freezes, insects, etc), we have unwavering optimism that flower farming can be a productive economic enterprise while also remaining a deeply fulfilling labor of love. Experience one of our Flower Arrangement Classes today!