A&H Farm
A & H Farm is a family oriented destination that welcomes children and adults of all ages every day of the week. We are a family operated farm located just minutes south of Manhattan.
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These beauties aren't just our state flower but also are a gorgeous backdrop for photos around Kansas! Sunflowers pop up each summer in the state but remember, not all sunflower fields that are planted are open to the public, so please be respectful of the fields and research before you head out with a camera. Visiting sunflower fields that are open to the public is a great way to support local farmers and to Shop Kansas Farms! We'll be adding more public sunflower fields to our list as we find them!
Most fields have Facebook pages that they update, so keep an eye on those as they share when their fields are at their best. Enjoy the beauty of these yellow flowers while they thrive in the Kansas sun. View the map below for locations!
Each of the fields below has different hours of operation, admission pricing, donation requests, and professional photographer guidelines. Please follow the link to learn more about your field of choice! If you have a question regarding these fields, please reach out to the farms directly via their website or Facebook pages.
Manhattan - We are open 7 days a week. The last field is set to be in full bloom on the weekend of October 8th.
Currently open until 8 pm every evening. Take a look at their Facebook for more info.
A & H Farm is a family oriented destination that welcomes children and adults of all ages every day of the week. We are a family operated farm located just minutes south of Manhattan.
Second portion of the sunflower field is in full bloom. $5 donation per car is asked.
Sunflower Field is Open Daily 10am-Dusk
$5/car, $1/bloom
Take as many pictures as you want but NO PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY
Follow the signs after parking and enjoy!
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Open every Sat. & Sun 9-6pm. Sunflower field has been turned into a sunflower maze.
Here at Berry Hill UPick Farm, we have strawberries available to pick Mid May until June 1st. We have photo opportunities of wheat and sunflowers. Wheat photos opportunity will be from late May to mid-June.
Our first field is wrapping up for the season & the anticipated bloom date for our next field is October 11th! We will be open until sunset each night the Sunflower field is blooming. Please stop into our store to get directions to the field and let us know you're visiting.
Admission is $5.00 per person ages 3 and up.
Professional photographers will need to purchase a photographers permit along with daily admission or season pass. Tickets and permits are available online now at https://brittsfarm.ticketspice.com/sunflower-2022 or in store the day of your visit.
We are a family-owned and operated produce farm in our 3rd generation growing and selling fruits and vegetables in their seasons.
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Closed for the season
Eleanor’s is a combination of the 5th generation Shoup farm and a neighboring farm they acquired—Eleanor’s—which offers a farmhouse for overnight stays or small gatherings, and a white barn to rent for your wedding or…
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Gieringers Orchard is a Family owned Orchard with U-pick and Pre picked Fruit available in season. Come out and enjoy all the U-Pick Crops as well as all kinds of fun activities!
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Grinter Farms offers fields full of blooming sunflowers in the late summer. Perfect photo opportunities or pick a sunflower for your favorite someone. We also have sweet corn picking and combine and tractor rides…
Closed this year.
“The Heights” is a 7,200 square foot venue located on Greg and BrookeAnna Peterson’s farm that hosts weddings, receptions, and large group gatherings. It is also home to “sunflower trails,” an event each August/September…
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We are open daylight to dark seven days a week for a period of twenty days, depending on the bloom status of the sunflowers. This usually happens around Labor day weekend. We have had great response, and many visitors…
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Immerse yourself in 16+ acres of gorgeous sunflowers! The Sunflower Festival at Kansas Maze is every Aug/Sept and is the perfect place for pictures! Walk the trails and use the many prop stops available throughout the…
We have a Sunflower Maze! Expected it to be in bloom on October 1 for Farm Fest.
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Our colorful sunflowers are starting to bloom! Due to location and size they are not open to the public. Photographers can rent by the hour ($30/hour) if they would like to come out and photograph the flowers and clients. Please call or text Debbie at 316-706-5391 to schedule a time, get directions and payment information.
Tour the milk house room were milk is stored. See cows being milked. Help feed a baby calf, pet the "pet cow" and have photo taken with it. Learn all about the feed, the vet, and the breeding. Check on the Fall Pumpkin…
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We began as a u-pick pumpkin patch and have expanded our offerings to include gourds, squash, apples, peaches, blackberries and home grown produce when available). We are offering many more special events beginning in…
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While sunflower fields can be spotted all over the state, many of the sunflower fields that are open to the public are located in central and eastern Kansas. However, the Goodland area is notable for its large sunflower production with Goodland being nicknamed the Sunflower City of Kansas. Kansas ranks 4th in the US in sunflower production, and we grow both non-oil as well as oil-type varieties. In 2018, 89 million pounds of sunflowers were grown on 65,000 acres,
Individual fields are usually only in bloom for about a two-week period, so once you find the field you'd like to go to be sure to follow them on social media to ensure that you get there in that limited timeframe. Cultivated sunflowers (the big ones as seen in the photo above) can be found from late summer (mid-August) to early fall (early October). Fields are planted at different times and weather can affect bloom peaks.
This depends! Please remember that not all sunflower fields are open to the public, so please don't pick any sunflowers from those that are not open. Some publicly open farms do allow you to take a few stems home, they just ask for a small donation so that they can plant again for you next year. Be sure to look for signage at the field that you visit, or better yet, ask the farmer!
Each sunflower field will have a little different peak bloom (due to planting dates, variety selected, and even weather), but a good rule of thumb is to really start looking in September. We'll be updating the expected peak blooms at fields around the state below as soon as the individual fams start posting estimates!
Wild sunflowers bloom in natural spaces during the summer months, but cultivated sunflowers (the big ones as seen in the photo above) can be found late summer (mid-August) to early fall (early October). Fields are planted at different times and weather can affect bloom peaks.
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