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Tulips.ca
Cost: $9.95 per person for admission and $1.00 per tulip picked
When: During the flower season, starting on Mother's Day
Address: 1201, Chemin du Général Vanier, Boucherville, QC;1270, rue Principale, Laval, QC
Why you should go: With two locations, one on Montreal's South Shore and the other on the North Shore, Tulipes.ca's facilities allow you to pick your own bouquet of tulips or just take a stroll.
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Bleu Lavande
Cost: $15 per adult or $25 for a season pass
When: Every day from 10 a.m. onwards, starting May 30
Address: 2525, rue Principale O., Magog, QC
Why you should go: Now that Bleu Lavande has moved from Fitch Bay to Magog, you'll be able to visit their new fields starting in May. The new location is complete with seating areas, a walking trail and a new immersive Moment Factory activity open year-round.
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La Maison Lavende
Cost: $10 per adult
When: Daily from June 22 to August 2, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Address: 902, Chemin Fresnière, Saint-Eustache, QC
Why you should go: The Lavender House is hands down one of the biggest "must-sees" near Montreal. This spot hosts a one-kilometre lavender field, walking trails, a relaxation area, a terrasse, and various picnic areas. There's also a bistro and two boutiques with plenty of merchandise to check out.
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Ferme Champy
Cost: $15 per adult
When: Depending on the blooming season, in late July and early August
Address: 50, Chemin Bethany, Sainte-Christine, QC
Why you should go: Located about one and a half hours from Montreal, this farm hosts a vast field of sunflowers where you can get lost in all the shades of yellow.
The admission fee includes access to the field, rest areas in the woods, a visit to the oil mill and a small public market.
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Au Beau Pré Flower Picking
Cost: Between $1.75 and $30 — depending on the number of stems
When: Several weekends between July 30 and September 26, from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Address: 504, Chemin de la Concession Quesnel, Saint-Anicet, QC
Why you should go: With more than 350 varieties of flowers of all kinds, you can feel like you're in a flora wonderland for the day. You can also create a bouquet to bring a piece of this spot home with you.
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The Sunflower Field Of Belle de Coteau-du-lac
Cost: Rates to be determined
When: Friday to Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., starting in mid-August
Address: 75, route 201, Coteau-du-Lac, QC
Why you should go: When the fields open, visitors must reserve their spot 24 hours in advance online. Once on-site, visitors will get to wander through rows and rows of diverse sunflowers. There are also photo booths to capture the beautiful memories you're likely to experience while there.
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