Cut flowers
17 acres of Duck Duck Pig are now under flower. We grow a mix of wildflowers and natives, all chemical free, and harvest from February through to December.
See the flowersRowsley Valley, Victoria
Chemical-free cut flowers, French black truffles and farm events, an hour north west of Melbourne.
“You guys remind me of Clarkson’s Farm without the money.”
Our story
Duck Duck Pig is a mixed farming enterprise that began in 2019. We’re set in the beautiful, drought-susceptible, non-fertile Rowsley Valley, just an hour’s drive north west of Melbourne.
We farm cut flowers, truffles and small-scale Angus cattle, and share the property with the public for curated events and workshops.
We take our farming seriously, but we don’t take ourselves too seriously. You won’t find too many clichéd photos of us in Akubras and RM Williams on this website.
What grows in shit soil?
Read our storyWhat we do
17 acres of Duck Duck Pig are now under flower. We grow a mix of wildflowers and natives, all chemical free, and harvest from February through to December.
See the flowersOur 400 oak tree truffle orchard was planted in 2020, with Gravy, our truffle dog, sniffing out our first French black truffle in 2025. Truffle season runs through winter, from June to August.
Meet the truffle dogsFrom farm tours to on-site photo shoots and community group visits, we’re committed to farming people just as much as we farm truffles and flowers.
See what’s coming
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Freshly picked from our farm in Glenmore, wrapped and ready for gifting. Add a free message card at checkout.
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Our philosophy
At Duck Duck Pig we try to keep chemical usage low and soil health high. We’re applying regenerative agriculture practices to guide what we do, and aim to be as sustainable as possible.
We work with the seasons. By working with nature we hope to grow stronger plants, better flowers and the best French black truffles this side of the Dordogne.
Get in touch
But we’d still love to hear from you. Whether it’s a question about what we grow, planning a visit or just a friendly hello, send us an email or give us a call. We’ll get back to you as soon as the boots are off and the kettle’s on.