
Inside Lakeville’s Elliot Farm and Its Stunning U-Pick Sunflower Fields
A day spent at Elliot Farm in Lakeville offers the best of both worlds for an outdoor family trip. You can let the kids wander the rows of giant sunflowers with their own pair of floral snips, then pop inside the market for fresh-baked chocolate chip cookies, local cheeses, and native produce to take home. It's a family-friendly adventure right in our backyard.
Thousands of Sunflowers and Wildflowers Ready for U-Pick
My kids and I visited the farm recently and loved wandering through the endless rows of fresh blooms. "We have dahlias, we have celosia, zinnias, straw flowers, snapdragons and then we have thousands of sunflowers, too," Farm Stand Manager Rose Imasa said.
She recommends bringing some essentials like sunglasses, hat and sunscreen to make the experience more enjoyable. "You'll spend a lot of time down here. It's beautiful, and it's so peaceful and quiet," Imasa said.
Elliot Farm has plenty of floral snips and mason jars pre-filled with water to create your own bouquet. "You just pay at the register. It's $16.99 and then you come down and just wander around and pick whichever ones you like," Imasa said. The U-pick season at Elliot Farm is expected to last until October.
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Handcrafted Bouquets and Pro Flower-Care Tips
Not enough time to snips your own bouquet? Grab a pre-made creation from Madison Turner, a senior at Bristol County Agricultural High School who is spending her summer working at Elliot Farm.
"I love being able to just like let out my creativity. It's really my passion," she said. "Knowing that what I'm making is going to go to someone, It's going to sit on their counter and bring so much joy, I absolutely love it."

Build Your Own Bouquet Nights at the Farm
Want to create a floral arrangement of your own? Be on the lookout for Elliot Farm's Build Your Own Bouquet Nights, including one on Saturday, August 29, 2026 from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. "I'm going to share as much of my knowledge with you as I can – the basics of floral designing, how to do it, what to know, some fun facts," Turner said.
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Turner even shared a quick tip for long-lasting flowers. "You don't want to leave the bottom leaves in the water because then they get moldy and gross and that makes the flowers die quicker. You want to change out your flower water probably once a day, at least four times a week," she said.
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The hand-cut arrangements can be found inside their beautiful farmstand. "We all have an artistic flair to us," Imasa said. "You can see that in the way that we are doing everything in there."
From the bright and colorful veggies to the delicious pastries and fresh berries, you'll find everything inside, including pre-packed items like macaroni salad and plenty of Elliot Farm merch.
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