Amador Flower Farm

Came here for their Spring Fling event. It was a long drive from the East Bay but scenic and well worth it. Plenty of parking and nestled within Amador wine country, you can easily add this to a day trip itinerary. The grounds near the gift shop/nursery where you can buy flowers featured a small pond with ducks, koi and turtles as well as picnic tables. Great spot to bring a lunch and relax. The nursery itself was delightful to walk around as were their store full of garden wares. I purchased a small petunia to plant, a solar garden stake and wind chimes. Everything was reasonably priced. They have a punch card-if I were a local I'd be here all the time and be in serious trouble! Can never have too much in your garden.Their vendor/artisan booths for the event were also fun to browse. I believe they do this every spring so will be back!Near the entrance there are decorative gardens with benches to rest on and view the beautiful property. In April the daffodils and tulips were in bloom. During the year they also feature a pumpkin patch in the fall and Christmas events. Follow them on social media, where they do post their events.One thing I didn't get to do, as I had other stops to make was the free tram ride around their property-would have loved to see more. Oh well-all the more reason to come back!

Review #207 - 2020I've had this place bookmarked since spring because I love flower fields & anything related to flowers.Sadly, I never made my way over since this whole pandemic started--so, I finally decided that Christmas would be the best time to come for a visit even if all the flowers have died out.We showed up for their "Visit With Santa" event at around 1:30 PM on Sunday, December 6th.We actually made good timing considering we went to church at 10 AM & had to make a 2-hour drive out.Luckily, Santa didn't leave until 3 PM so the kids were able to get their photos taken with Santa while we were there.They even offered free hot apple ciders and cookies, which the girls took advantage of!The place is huge so we didn't actually get to check out the entire grounds.They have plenty of picnic tables for families who are interested in bringing their own food, but we didn't see anyone having a picnic while we were there.There were plenty of families with kids there taking pictures with Santa and running around in the yard.The Christmas decorations were so nice & inviting!Staff members are super friendly and helpful!I bought some cute poinsettia plants to take to my mom's grave. I've never seen an orange one before so of course I had to buy one because it was so unique.I'd be here more often if it wasn't so far of a drive, but I will definitely venture back once things are back to normal next spring.

Our visit to the flower farm was before its peak season. Because of that we were not able to see all the flowers in bloom. But never the less there is a season for every flower. So we got to see the flowers that bloom in early spring. The one that impressed us the most is the Easter Lily. Easter Lily is native to Taiwan and Japan with the originally name being Teppoyuri which comes from the Japanese language. It is not very cat friendly because this plant is very toxic to cats. The flowering season goes from April to June.Happy Easter dear friends.

Great open spot that's got plenty of places to picnic. Unfortunately, even though we came in May when the flowers were in bloom, there were no flowers to see aside the ones for sale in the nursery because of Mother's Day. Still, it was a nice place to visit with friendly staff that allow you to roam the grounds.Be warned - very few public visitors wear masks. The signage at the estate only requests 6 feet social distancing.

Beautiful gardens! Loved the variety of spaces for visitors to wander through and enjoy. 100's of varieties of Lilly's... Picnic areas and a lovely large oak with flat boulders underneath to atop end enjoy the trees beauty... Ducks and a water feature. Worth the drive! Oh... and friendly knowledgeable people there to help

Our family absolutely loves this nursery. The staff is super friendly and helpful. The day lilies are so beautiful. There is a beautiful oak tree near the vineyard that is a great place to take pictures. It's a fun place to visit in the fall too. They do a pumpkin patch and corn maze.

Worst customer service ever. They do not honor their own Return policy. I would definitely purchase plants or flowers elsewhere. Don't waste your time to come out here.Go to Home Depot or Lowe's - don't waste your time and/or gas to drive out here.It's a shame to be treated this way, especially after we have spent a few hundred dollars in plants here.

Love this place! I go here all the time, to get the best native plants and Grevalias and many other starts that have always done well on my land. Atmosphere is beautiful, and the staff is amazing and extremely helpful, esp Jerrilynn who always helps me with my questions and everyone is so knowledgeable plus I love the pumpkin patch every year, and don't forget the pond and picnic tables!

They have a lot of selection. Tons and tons of selection. Everyone was very nice. Masks are not a thing there. The staff doesn't wear them only a few customers were wearing them. If you have health concerns Have not been fully vaccinated And just don't feel comfortable in that situation be aware

SO beautiful w/ all the daffodils that were blooming!! And a darling gift shop w/ all kinds of GREAT things!!! It's worth the drive!!