TO OUR FAMILY
FLOWER FARM
Our property is uniquely nestled in the heart of our community on a little country road amongst the wineries here in Livermore. We cultivate vibrant blooms without pesticides, fostering a symbiotic relationship with the land around us. With a dedication to sustainable practices, we labor to create a home for the wildlife that lives here on our farm and all around us. From bunnies and owls to gopher snakes and ladybugs, we hope they love where they live as much as we love to have them around us.
CELEBRATING LIFE THROUGH FLOWERS
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CELEBRATING LIFE THROUGH FLOWERS ~
Our cart is parked on the street in front of our farm. It is loaded up daily with paper-wrapped bouquets and unique arrangements in vases.
The Cart
We do our best to keep the cart well stocked during the course of the day however, if you have a special request please feel free to send us a message or fill out a custom request form and we will do our best to accommodate your request quickly.
Need flowers during the week? No problem!
Browse our online shop for our seasonal arrangements, homemade wreaths, and workshop tickets or request custom for same-day or future custom bouquets and arrangements.
5 FIELDS FUNDAMENTAL
At 5 Fields Flower Farm, we’re thrilled to offer workshops that connect you with nature and spark your creativity. Hosted in our converted 1800s log cabin or charming greenhouse, these sessions include everything from flower picking and wreath-making to floral arranging and gardening skills. With flexible timing to fit your schedule, each workshop features hands-on activities, expert guidance, and all the materials you need to create something truly special.
VISIT US
Stop by the front of our farm to meet our friendly animals and browse the flower cart by the mailbox, stocked with fresh blooms and handmade goods. While the rest of the farm is closed to the public, we invite you to enjoy this little taste of our farm’s charm!
2227 Buena Vista Ave
Livermore, CA 94550
Hours
Friday, Saturday, & Sunday
10 am – Sunset
*Please park on the street and refrain from passing “no visitors past here” sign