Van Guided Tour
Rows of colorful flowers

Bloom Guide

End of May to beginning of August most seasons

Bloom times can vary significantly depending on planting dates and weather conditions. Some species may appear in both early and mid-bloom categories; in these cases, early blooms typically result from fall planting, while mid blooms are from spring planting.

Not all flowers listed will be blooming at the same time, and not all varieties are grown every year. This bloom table represents flowers that may be blooming during the season, rather than a guarantee of specific blooms during a visit.

Each year, we plant approximately 100 different flower varieties, with bloom timing and availability varying from season to season.

What's Blooming Today?

As of Tuesday, August 18, 2026

🌼 Bloom Update

Our flower bloom season is mostly over, and what an incredible first season it has been! Tours are now officially over. We have one remaining field in bloom that looks nice for photos.

🌸 Currently in Bloom

📸 Photography Appointments

Photography appointments will continue to be available as long as flowers remain in bloom, which we expect will be for a few more weeks after our tours conclude. If you’re interested in scheduling a session, please reach out to us.

As our very first flower tour season comes to a close, we’re incredibly grateful to everyone who chose to spend part of their summer with us. Opening our farm to visitors was a new experience, and seeing so many people enjoy the flowers made all of the hard work worthwhile. We truly appreciate your support and hope your time here left you with lasting memories.

At this time, we haven’t decided whether we’ll offer flower tours again in 2027. Once harvest season slows down, we’ll take some time to reflect on this year’s experience and decide whether we’ll continue offering them. If we do, tours will most likely begin around the end of May 2027 and continue through the end of July or early August.

Be sure to follow us on Facebook and Instagram for farm updates throughout the year. If we decide to bring back flower tours, we’ll announce it there, along with bloom updates as next season begins.

Thank you again for making our first flower tour season such a memorable one. We hope to welcome you back to the farm again soon!

Mid Season Blooms (June - July)

Yarrow, Western – Achillea millefolium

Calendula (multiple varieties) – Calendula officinalis

Bachelor Button (multiple varieties) – Centaurea cyanus

Wallflower, Siberian – Cheiranthus allionii

Painted Daisy – Chrysanthemum carinatum

Garland Daisy – Chrysanthemum coronarium

Shasta Daisy – Chrysanthemum maximum

Chicory – Cichorium intybus

Godetia (multiple varieties) – Clarkia amoena

Clarkia, Pink Fairies – Clarkia pulchella

Clarkia, Elegant (multiple varieties) – Clarkia unguiculata

Coreopsis, Lance-Leaved (Dwarf & Tall) – Coreopsis lanceolata

Coreopsis, Plains (multiple varieties) – Coreopsis tinctoria

Cosmos (multiple varieties) – Cosmos bipinnatus

Chinese Forget-Me-Not – Cynoglossum amabile

Larkspur, Rocket (multiple varieties) – Delphinium ajacis

African Daisy – Dimorphotheca sinuata

Purple Coneflower – Echinacea purpurea

California Poppy (multiple varieties) – Eschscholzia californica

Blanketflower – Gaillardia aristata

Globe Gilia – Gilia capitata

Bird’s Eyes Gilia – Gilia tricolor

Baby’s Breath – Gypsophila elegans

Sunflower (multiple varieties) – Helianthus annuus

Candytuft – Iberis umbellata

Sweet Pea, Perennial – Lathyrus latifolius

Sweet Pea (multiple varieties) – Lathyrus odoratus

Mountain Phlox – Linanthus grandiflorus

Rose Mallow (multiple varieties) – Lavatera trimestris

Toadflax – Linaria maroccana

Scarlet Flax – Linum grandiflorum var. rubrum

Alyssum (multiple varieties) – Lobularia maritima

Tahoka Daisy – Machaeranthera tanacetifolia

Love-in-a-Mist – Nigella damascena

Evening Primrose – Oenothera biennis

Evening Primrose – Oenothera lamarckiana

Shirley Poppy & American Legion – Papaver rhoeas

California Bluebell – Phacelia campanularia

Lacy Phacelia – Phacelia tanacetifolia

Catchfly – Silene armeria