You're my sunflower 🌻
This Virginia farm plants more than 30 varieties of sunflowers, and all are available for picking. Tickets go on sale July 14. The farm has a variety of flora to pick from including gladiolus, liatris, cosmos, and zinnias. There are also sunset times so you have an even prettier backdrop with the flowers. Or you can bring a lunch and picnic by the barn after a morning of picking.The Clarksville Sunflower Festival runs August 1 through 31, and tickets are on sale now.
You can also enjoy a bonfire, farmers’ market, farm animals, and a play area for the kiddos. The end of July is also a great time to pick blueberries, blackberries, and raspberries.This Virginia farm’s sunflower festival is taking place August 26 and 27 and September 2 through 4. Tickets aren’t available just yet but they will be available online. Make sure to purchase in advance.
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