You Can Frolic Through A Sunflower Festival Near Orlando This Month
Fall foliage and cozy color palettes are some of the best things about the Autumn season, but you can still catch a little splash of summer vibes before the month is out. At this sunflower field near Orlando, you can frolic in a field of these beautiful flowers at this seasonal festival.
*Update: Due to extreme heat, the sunflowers have wilted early this year, and unfortunately this event has been canceled.
The Flower Fest at Santa's Christmas Tree Farm is now in its second year of celebrating the beauty of sunflowers.
The festival kicks off Saturday, September 12, and lasts all weekend, and tickets are just $10 if you grab yours now, or $15 at the gate.
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The farm will allow visitors to take a quarter-mile walk through its field of sunflowers, where you can capture the perfect selfie in this field of dreams.
There will even be several photo prop stops set up in the sunflower field. One of the most recognizable will be the horse selfies that you can find and snag a shot with in the field this year.
You'll also be able to clip and purchase your own sunflowers from the field, but the farm won't provide clippers for those flowers, so you'll have to bring your own.
The farm will also have sunflowers already cut for sale. You can get a water bag with sunflowers for just $10, which includes four to six sunflowers in the carry-home bag.
The festival will offer a gourmet picnic lunch, which comes with your choice of sandwich, chips, and either soda or water, for just $24.99 for two.
After 5 p.m., the festival will offer complimentary drinks from The Thirsty Elf, the farm's onsite bar, and lawn games for couples to play.
All festivalgoers will be required to wear face coverings.
Come celebrate the last colors of summer at this adorable Orlando farm and even pick your own stems at this sunflower festival!
Flower Fest at Santa's Christmas Tree Farm
Price: $10 in advance, $15 at the gateÂ
When: Saturday, September 12, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Sunday, September 13, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Address: 35317 Huff Rd., Eustis, FLÂ
Why You Need To Go: A festival dedicated to sunflowers where you can take some home with you!
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