Fiddekulla Trädgård

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Welcome to sweet and picturesque Fiddekulla, here you are invited to take a bath in a sea of the most beautiful flowers. Fiddekulla Flower farm is a small flower garden, beautifully situated between pastures and fields, lush forests, traditional red cottages, and stone walls. The farm is located next to Vissefjärda, just outside Emmaboda. At the courtyard you are met by a typical old Swedish barn, small outhouses and a charming hen house with joyful chickens that curiously roam around on the farm. Once at the yard, sweet handmade signs will help and guide you find your way around.

The garden is naturally framed by ancient stone walls and sprawling greenery. In the field behind the barn, beautiful cut flowers are grown, both outdoor cultivated, and the slightly more delicate ones, inside a cold-greenhouse. Sit down among the floral splendour and listen to buzzing bumblebees and watch the butterflies spreading their wings. Try a sensory walk - borrow flower scissors, a basket and calmly enjoy the sea of flowers and grass. Below the courtyard, you will find a cosy little section with a sample cultivation of various spring flowers. At greenhouse Swedish-grown perennials, herbs, berry plants, and grass for your own garden. If you get inspired to grow flowers, you can take a look inside the farm shop for seeds! Our small farm shop is inside the barn. Here you will find lovely and useful things for your home, garden, or balcony, as well as home-made and locally produced handicrafts. During summer, you can also buy stunning bouquets, books, seeds, and some organic snac

At Fiddekulla, you are offered locally produced flowers, cut flowers, and plants that are grown naturally, without pesticides by a lovingly, caring hand. Buying your plants at Fiddekulla is a conscious choice to have sustainable and ethically cultivated flowers. You also support the local trade in the countryside, whilst you do something good for the community, nature, and its biodiversity.