A beautiful morning here on the farm! After this dew evaporates we will be looking great! After yesterday's surprise rain shower, we have dried up considerably and have no standing mud in the flower field. The field is putting on quite the show and we will see nice blooms until our last day, June 22nd. June 23rd the farm will close until early September to convert the farm into "Fall Mode" for our annual harvest of fall fun with pumpkins, mazes, hayrides, and more. Can't wait to have y'all out for our final week of the 2025 spring season!

I always know that the minute I post something online the exact opposite will happen here at the farm. Our 10% chance of rain turned into a 100% chance of rain that has left the farm a little damp. The good news is that the ground absorbed most of the water and the rain we got did not generate much mud. Open till 8PM today. Weather is great now! See you soon.

The farm is dry again! And the flowers look great!! We're in peak bloom right now for our second field, but they won't last long. The last day of Sunflower Season will be June 22nd. June 23rd thru Late August the farm will be closed for the summer months so that we can convert the farm to Fall mode to create a great fall experience for y'all. Open regular hours for these final days of the Spring 2025 season. Can't wait to see y'all out this week!

Wow - the Sunflowers are beautiful but ……. the farm is wet!   We will be here and would love to have you out, just be prepared for a muddy venture in the Sunflower field.   It will take a day or two to dry out - we will keep you updated here.  

Recent rains have the Sunflower field a bit lack luster.  The aisles are drying up quickly and pretty much already passable with only a few muddy spots.  We have two fields of Sunflowers -  Field number 1 is on the way out and Field #2 is not quite ready so that means this weekend will have great flowers but not a picture worthy field of flowers.  We expect Field #2 to be going strong by the following weekend.  As always, we will be here with smiling faces, fun children activities and hungry goats to feed.  The Picnic area is now well shaded so bring a sack lunch and enjoy a relaxing time on the farm.  Hope to see you soon!

By the way, Strawberry season is completely finished.  It was an interesting year with lots of ups and downs.  We hope you were able to get in on the action.  Now we will start renovating the fields and getting ready to plant new plants in October.

We are open rain or shine! We've had some spotty showers, but nothing coming down too heavy. The sunflower field just dried out, and is still in good shape. Now is a great time to pick sunflowers, but you'll have to do some sorting between the "over ripe" flowers and the ones that are just getting started. You want to pick a flower that isn't fully opened just yet for the longest vase life. We will have a small showing this weekend as our main field is winding down, BUT next weekend we are expecting field #2 to be in bloom so we aren't done with sunflowers just yet! We are looking at a good showing of flowers again June 14th-June 22nd. Hope to see you soon!

A great day for sunflower picking! Rows have considerably dried out, but there is still a small amount of mud out in the field. So don't wear white shoes today! When picking your sunflowers it's always best to pick a young flower- one that hasn't opened all the way up yet - for the best vase life! We are nearing the end of peak bloom and sloping back down, but still have some really nice blooms out in the field. We have a second field planted but they are just taking their time to bloom this year. Farm is open till 8 PM today. Hope to have you out!

Eeesh! Another 1.5 inches this morning makes for a wet field again. I would wait until Sunday to visit us to allow the field some time to dry out. As farmers we never complain about the rain, but we do complain about the mud! Sunflowers are still blooming strong and will have a good showing this weekend. We aren't predicting anything after this weekend just yet so we can see how our second field is developing. Strawberries have stopped producing for this 2025 spring, we are hopeful for another crop in late November/early December or if we have a cold fall we will have to wait until next spring. We have this fun game we like to play... Is it a baby or is it a goat? We always ask ourselves this question when we are by the goat pen. Sometimes it's hard to distinguish between a baby cry and a goat cry. Try it next time you're visiting the goats! Farm is open with smiling faces today.... Can't wait to have you out!

The Sunflowers are beautiful ......... the field is a bit muddy.  The Farm has been on the receiving end of some very beneficial rains of late.  While most of the areas are grass covered and easily walkable, inside the Sunflower field is muddy.  It will dry out a bit through the day, this is one of those days coming early would not be the best idea.    
   Did you see the forecast high for tomorrow - 83 degrees.  Whaaaaat?!! Super nice.  We have another chance of rain tonight but then a few days of drying so the weekend looks like it might be pretty nice.  

A beautiful morning on the farm today! We got quite a bit of rain last night that has left the sunflower field muddy. If visiting the farm today, I recommend bringing some rain boots to do the picking in. Sunflowers are still standing tall and looking great! Can't wait to have y'all out soon.