Spring Hill Peony Farm

Spring Hill, Victoria, Australia 3444

All family and staff are Fully vaccinated at our Farm and Wedding Venue.

Peony Paddock Open Days 2021

All days are ticketed.

Everyone must have a pre-purchased ticket.

All ticket holders are to follow COVID requirements, QR scan and be fully vaccinated.

Tickets will go on sale on Saturday the 13th of November 2021 at 11 am.

Open Peony Paddock Dates –

Approximate dates are:- 18th Nov 2021 – 28th Nov 2021

Limited to 120 tickets per session.

Two sessions on the weekend.

Morning 9.30am – 11.30am

Afternoon 12.30pm – 2.30pm

Other days will be one session in the afternoon only.

$55 per ticket which includes entry and 15 stems Pick your own Peonies.

Every person must have a ticket including children. (Children aged 12 mths and under are excluded)

You must bring your own Secateurs and buckets – we will not be able to offer these.

Each ticket holder must be physically fit enough to hike the 3km bush track up to the peony paddock and back. You can not drive to the paddock.

BUY TICKETS

Tickets will go on sale at 11am on Saturday the 13th of November 2021. Be quick, they sell out on the day.

The link will be on the website and on social media.

Entry to the Peony Farm is via the Little Church at Kyneton Springhill Rd Spring Hill Victoria.

There is plenty of free parking next to the Church.

From there, you will need to be physically fit to be able to the 3km tree lined bush track, past the horses and cattle paddocks.

Well mannered, friendly dogs are welcome but must be on a leash at all times.

Total Fire Ban Days– The Open Paddock days will be cancelled if it is declared to be a day of Total Fire Ban. ( a credit will be given to use on another day)

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Buy tickets online

Farm gate – Bunches for sale $25

Peony Plants in pots $35

Follow our Facebook page to get up to date information.

https://www.facebook.com/The-Little-Church-at-Spring-Hill-Peony-Farm-174274527239/

Instagram @littlechurchspringhill

Enter the Peony Paddock via the Little Church Kyneton Springhill Rd Spring Hill

Farmers Markets – for 2021

to be advised

Bareroot Plants – orders are closed for 2021

Orders for 2022 – Open from 20th of February – 10th March 2022.

$30 each plant, colours are light pink Lady Alexander Duff and dark pink Madame Jos Odier.

Local pick up (free) and local LCA delivery only ($10), postage $25 for 2-4 plants

Must be planted in a cold climate for plants to flower. (400m above sea level is ideal)

The Spring Hill Peony Farm is located in the Central Highlands in Victoria, one hour North-West of Melbourne. We grow peonies for the cut flower market and plants to be sold as roots in winter. The farm was established as a flower farm in 2001. Little Church is a beautiful venue available for weddings and events. www.littlechurch.com.au

Peony plants begin to flower, in our region at the start of November and finish towards the middle of December. Our plants flower later than other regions in Victoria due to the Central Ranges being a little bit colder. We also sell the bare root of the plant in May so you can grow your own peony flowers if you live in a very cold climate, 500m above sea level minimum.

In Spring, each peony stem is cut by hand, sorted, packaged and then kept in the cool room until they are loaded up on the weekends and taken to the Farmers’ Markets. We attend the Melbourne Farmer’s Markets and also the local Farmers’ Markets in the Macedon Ranges and Hepburn Spa Country areas. We supply the local florists in the region with the aim of reducing the amount of travel the flowers do before reaching you.

We use organic and sustainable practices on our farm and although we are not an Organic Certified Farm, we aim to be. We chip the weeds between the plants and we fertilise with organic fertiliser, manure, rock dust and lime.

Look through our pages on our site for the information you might need but also feel free to contact us for anything we may have missed.

Mac and Nicky Barry
Owner Operators

A wedding at the Little Church which is part of the Spring Hill Peony Farm.