Your Questions, Answered

  • We’d love to hear from you!

    Whilst we appreciate social media direct messages, they are not monitored daily as we are a working farm.

    We’re most responsive through our website contact form or by emailing us directly at wildacresflowerfarm139@gmail.com

    We look forward to hearing from you!

  • Wild Acres Flower farm is in Veradilla, a small rural town located in the Lockyer Valley, QLD.

    As a working farm and our home, we are not open for general walk ins. We are only open to the public during our seasonal Pick Your Own Wildflowers event and bookings are essential.

  • Yes, bookings are required. Our Pick Your Own Wildflowers is seasonal and subject to the weather. Tickets are limited as we are a small scale farm. This creates space for a more calmer and connected experience, allows us to care for our land and ensures our fields can flourish for seasons to come.

  • Tickets will be advertised when our event is open. Our wildflower season typically starts in early Spring, from August to September. Tickets are often released at short notice approximately a week before, subject to weather conditions.

  • We don’t have a mailing list and aren’t able to notify people individually if a ticket becomes available. As a small family run farm, we simply don’t have the capacity to manage a mailing list or contact everyone who has enquired.

    If any tickets do become available, they will be released back onto our website, so we recommend keeping an eye on our booking page. We’ll also share any updates about additional sessions on our social media. 

  • As a small family run flower farm, tickets are non-refundable and cannot be rescheduled due to change of mind or inability to attend.

    In the event we need to cancel a session due to unforeseen weather circumstances or farm closure, our guests will be offered a refund.

  • Absolutely! Children are welcome to join you at our Pick Your Own Wildflowers and there is plenty of space for strollers.

    For everyone’s safety, children must be supervised by an accompanying adult at all times. Children under 10 years old must not use or carry flower snips unless under the supervision and guidance of a parent or guardian.

  • Yes, photos are encouraged on our flower farm during our Pick Your Own Wildflowers season and we would love to see them! 

    Please note that we’re unable to accomodate professional photography and private photoshoots during Pick Your Own Wildflower sessions.

  • Thank you so much for thinking of our farm for your special day!

    While we love welcoming visitors during our seasonal PYO, our farm is not able to accomodate for weddings, private functions or venue hire.

  • Our resident photographer, Grace, offers beautiful mini photography sessions in the flower fields when in season, which can be booked directly through her when available: @graceploetzphotography.com

    If you are a photographer interested in mini sessions during our wildflower season, we’d love to hear from you. Please email us directly at wildacresflowerfarm139@gmail.com

  • As we have animals living on the farm, we kindly ask that you leave your pets at home when visiting us.

  • For information about processing times, shipping, delivery estimates and biosecurity restrictions, please refer to the information below each product or visit our Shipping Policy.

    If you have any questions that aren't answered there, please don’t hesitate to get in touch, we’re always happy to help!

  • For optimal vase life, we highly recommend changing the water every 2 days and re-cutting your stems on an angle to increase water absorption. Strip any leaves that are submerged below the water line to avoid bacteria growth.

    Keep your flowers out of direct sunlight for longer lasting blooms. With proper care, fresh paper daisies can last up to 2 weeks in a vase!

    A little something to know: Rhodanthe paper daisies are wonderfully responsive flowers! Fresh paper daisies naturally close at night and when they become wet or cold. This is completely normal, as they warm up and dry out, they will reopen again!

  • We suggest keeping your dried flowers out of direct sunlight to help prevent fading and brittleness.

    Please keep your dried flowers dry and out of water. Humidity can cause flowers to droop or naturally close. If they do become damp or wet, simply hang them upside down in a cool, dry place and allow them to dry completely before displaying them again.

    With a little care, your dried flowers can be enjoyed for months (if not years)!