🌻 "Where are the sunflowers this year?"
✨ Poof! Just like that... they've turned into pumpkins! 🎃
(Well... "just like that" after months of plowing, cultivating, planting, weeding, cultivating some more, and a whole lot of hard work that will be continuing into the fall! 😂)
✨ Poof! Just like that... they've turned into pumpkins! 🎃
(Well... "just like that" after months of plowing, cultivating, planting, weeding, cultivating some more, and a whole lot of hard work that will be continuing into the fall! 😂)
We've had so many people asking about our sunflower fields, and we wanted to let everyone know that we won't be growing sunflowers this year.
As much as we loved seeing thousands of blooms stretching across the farm, it's time to give that field a well-earned transition. Rotating crops is an important part of keeping our soil healthy, so this year the sunflowers have stepped aside to make room for pumpkins.
Our sunflower fields were one of the greatest joys we've ever shared. They were also a tremendous amount of work and a beautiful reminder of what the power of sisterhood, family, and community can accomplish together. 🌻💛
We hope to bring them back someday.
If you had the chance to wander through those golden fields, watch the sunsets, take photos, or simply soak in the beauty, count yourself as one of the lucky ones. Those were some pretty special years, and we're so grateful we got to share them with you.
We'll see you in the pumpkin patch in October! 🎃🍂
As much as we loved seeing thousands of blooms stretching across the farm, it's time to give that field a well-earned transition. Rotating crops is an important part of keeping our soil healthy, so this year the sunflowers have stepped aside to make room for pumpkins.
Our sunflower fields were one of the greatest joys we've ever shared. They were also a tremendous amount of work and a beautiful reminder of what the power of sisterhood, family, and community can accomplish together. 🌻💛
We hope to bring them back someday.
If you had the chance to wander through those golden fields, watch the sunsets, take photos, or simply soak in the beauty, count yourself as one of the lucky ones. Those were some pretty special years, and we're so grateful we got to share them with you.
We'll see you in the pumpkin patch in October! 🎃🍂
Our Grandma Jean Sherman (1919-2019) next to a Mammoth!
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2024 Sunflower field pre-bloom. Photo courtesy of: Snowberry Lane Photography
