Wildflower Woods

11/06/2025

I haven't posted on this page for years but you might enjoy some of the Springtime photos of the wildflowers on my farm. I haven't done what it takes to keep them awesome for a couple years but thinking of trying to get more blooms for this spring. It was pretty impressive before - photographers would come out for shoots.

Rudbekia Hirta making the old Wagoneer look pretty.

06/07/2019

Rudbekia Hirta making the old Wagoneer look pretty.

06/03/2019

Rudbekia Hirta blowing in these hot summer breezes.

05/28/2019

Even in the heat and with the lack of rain, still some splashes of color in the fields.

05/21/2019

Found this passion flower fighting for a chance out in one of our fields.

05/18/2019

I don't know why I can't seem to stop planting wildflowers. It's an illness.

05/17/2019

A comparison of three species growing together. The foremost is a Black-eyed Susan (Rudbeckia hirta). The solid yellow one in the foreground is an Indian Blanket flower (Gaillardia pulchella). This one is a solid yellow phase which is rare on our farm. The others in the background are Dye flower (Coreopsis basalis). That's the one that makes up the majority of our fields.

05/15/2019

This gorgeous family had a little sunset photoshoot in our fields last week. We love to share the beauty!

05/09/2019

Another beautiful day in the wildflower woods!

05/08/2019

The old Wagoneer "Dressed up" for a wedding and an old hay rake in a field of flowers.