An Unforgettable Mother’s Day at Jamestown Flower Farm

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Jamestown Flower Farm: A Hidden Gem

Nestled in the charming village of Jamestown, a short 4km drive from Stellenbosch, lies an undiscovered gem perfect for celebrating Mother’s Day in style. Founded in 2020 by Wendy Attwell, Barbara and Beatrice Fassler, along with their assistants Boston and Lenny, the Jamestown Flower Farm offers a unique and unforgettable experience for families.

A Flower Oasis

Unlike neighboring farms that primarily cultivate vegetables and strawberries, Jamestown Flower Farm focuses on growing a variety of vibrant flowers. Adorned with colorful dahlias, sunflowers, snapdragons, marigolds, cosmos, and other stunning blooms, the farm serves as an oasis of color and fragrance.

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Handpick Your Mother’s Day Bouquet

As Mother’s Day approaches, there is no better way to celebrate than by immersing oneself in the farm’s beauty. Visitors can handpick their favorite flowers and create exquisite bouquets for their mothers, leaving a lasting impression and memory of the occasion.

A Flourishing Farm

Located along the historic Webersvallei Road, Jamestown Flower Farm may be small, spanning approximately 20 meters wide and 300 meters long, but it has continued to flourish since its inception. With an expanded team of dedicated individuals, the farm keeps evolving and experimenting with new techniques and flower varieties.

A Serene Atmosphere

Beyond the picturesque scenery and delightful activities, Jamestown Flower Farm provides a serene atmosphere for families to bond and spend quality time together. The farm is open Monday to Friday from 9 am to 5 pm and Saturday from 9 am to 12 pm.

Passionate and Sustainable Practices

As visitors enter the farm, they will be greeted by the warm and welcoming staff, eager to share their passion for flowers. The farm also organizes workshops and events, providing an opportunity for families to learn more about the art of flower growing and arranging. Additionally, the farm is committed to sustainable practices, using eco-friendly and organic methods to cultivate their stunning flowers.

More Than Mother’s Day

Jamestown Flower Farm is not only perfect for Mother’s Day but also great for birthday celebrations, family outings, and romantic dates. Photographers and artists also find inspiration in the stunning flower fields.

An Unforgettable Experience

Consider treating your mother to a blooming experience at Jamestown Flower Farm this Mother’s Day. With its captivating beauty, serene atmosphere, and unique activities, the farm promises an unforgettable experience for the entire family. Learn more about the farm and plan your visit at jamestownflowerfarm.co.za.

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Zola Naidoo is a Cape Town journalist who chronicles the city’s shifting politics and the lived realities behind the headlines. A weekend trail-runner on Table Mountain’s lower contour paths, she still swops stories in her grandmother’s District Six kitchen every Sunday, grounding her reporting in the cadences of the Cape.

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