FAQs

Is the farm accessible?

It is a working farm, so there are hazards on the farm in relation to farm equipment, bees, and slippery surfaces due to slope and drip irrigation. It is not accessible to everyone.

The farm is on a hillside, so, the slope can be too much to navigate for some. We encourage you to bring a walking stick if you need extra support moving around the farm.

We do offer events off the farm as well.

Can children come to the farm?

Children are only allowed if accompanied by an adult. This is for their safety.

Are dogs allowed on the farm?

That is a two-part question.

We know that pets hold a special place in many hearts. We welcome well-mannered pets of all sizes to special "PET PHOTO" events, whether you want to take glam shots of them or with them.

*If you bring your pet, please keep them on a lease until photographed and clean up after them.

During all other events, no. The farm is also our home, so our dogs have to be out and about taking care of their business as well.

Are there bees on the farm?

Yes! We have honeybees that we protect as well as every other type of bee on the farm. They love flowers and are good for our eco-system. However, if you have allergic reactions to bees, we urge you to bring your medication or Epipen in case you are stung. Honeybees will not sting you unless they feel very threatened. Bumble bees - now that is a different story.

How do I book a private event?

We do our best to accommodate requests. Just contact us via the contact form or email and we will see if your event is possible with our farming schedules.

Is a flower farm agri-tourism?

Yes! Floriculture u-picks is agri-tourism and by price paying in activities on the farm, you agree to the agri-tourism wavier below when you book and appointment/event at Grace Bloom Farm.

Agri-tourism Waiver

WARNING: Under Virginia law, there is no liability for an injury to or death of a participant in an agri-tourism activity conducted at this agri-tourism location if such injury or death results from the inherent risks of the agri-tourism activity. Inherent risks of agri-tourism activities include, among others, risks of injury inherent to land, equipment, and animals, as well as the potential for you to act in a negligent manner that may contribute to your injury or death. You are assuming the risk of participating in this agri-tourism activity.

Do you have restrooms on the farm?

We do not. Please plan accordingly.