Happy Valley’s Original Flower Field Experience
Pick-Your-Own Flowers
Since 2020, Rooted Farmstead has welcomed guests to experience the farm behind our floral designs. Many of the same specialty flowers grown for our weddings and events are available for you to gather yourself during pick-your-own season.
Our flower fields open on select dates beginning July 18, 2025
Hours, bloom updates, and special events are announced on Instagram, Facebook, and our Calendar page.
How it Works
Rooted Farmstead is Happy Valley’s original pick-your-own flower farm, offering a seasonal opportunity to step into the same fields that supply our floral design work.
We’re open on select dates throughout the summer and fall—check our calendar or social media for current hours.
There is no admission fee—this is a pay-for-your-harvest experience. You simply choose your container and fill it with the flowers you love.
Upon arrival, check in at the Farm Shop to select your container size ($25–$35 range), with incentives for returning your cup or bucket on future visits. Our staff will share a quick harvesting overview, then you’re free to head into the fields and fill your vessel with as many blooms as it will hold.
Love flowers? Consider joining our Black Cup Club—our annual membership for weekly pick-your-own visits and added savings.
Pennsylvania Agritourism Activity Protection Act 27 of 2021
Agreement and Acknowledgment
By participating in a pick-your-own experience at Rooted Farmstead, you acknowledge and understand that, except for limited circumstances defined by Pennsylvania law, an agritourism activity provider is not liable for any injury to or death of a participant resulting from participation in agritourism activities.
You understand that you voluntarily assume all risks associated with participation, including risk of injury, death, property damage, and other loss that may occur during your visit.
You further understand that an agritourism activity provider is not protected from liability if the provider:
- Performs an act in a grossly negligent manner and causes injury or damage to a participant
- Purposefully causes injury to a participant
- Engages in or fails to act in a way that constitutes criminal conduct
- Recklessly fails to warn or guard against a dangerous condition that causes injury or damage to a participant
A “dangerous condition” is defined as a condition that creates an imminent and substantial risk of injury or damage to a participant.