The Field Guideby Moss & MarrowPluktuin de Goede Aarde
- Organic methods: no synthetic pesticides or fertiliser, not certified
Pluktuin de Goede Aarde is the pick-your-own garden of In Goede Aarde, a small day-activity centre and care farm (zorgboerderij) for young people with intellectual or psychiatric disabilities, in the Doesburgereng outside Ede, less than 100 metres from the Doesburgermolen.
Part of the garden is a vegetable plot and a much larger part is a flower garden, and the pick-your-own garden ran from May to October. Their website says the garden is worked by organic methods as far as possible and that no pesticides are used; the centre holds no organic certificate. The participants also keep chickens, which are fed weeds from the vegetable garden. A rest stop (Rustpunt) sold homemade jam, chutney and mustard.
The centre is open Monday to Friday. Whether the pick-your-own garden and the rest stop are still open in 2026 isn't clear, because one source reports the rest stop as closed. The centre also has a stand at the mill market and harvest festival at the Doesburgermolen, and holds a Christmas market on its own grounds.