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It’s August in beautiful Lancaster county, PA and the flowers are ready to be picked. If you’re visiting Lancaster and taking a weekend drive through Amish country, be sure to stop by Gardens of Grace flower farm and pick some exquisite arrangements for your home, for a gift, or a party… hint: our bouquets look great at weddings!
Let’s highlight some additional information that will make you want to visit Gardens of Grace on your next tour through Amish country!
Discover the Beauty of Sunflowers, Dutch Irises and more!
If you’re searching for an enchanting experience of picking your own flowers, our farm is a haven of natural beauty and tranquility. With all kinds of flowers popping up here and there at Gardens of Grace during most of the year, what flowers should you be on the look out for in August?
Sunflowers
When it comes to vibrant and cheerful summer flowers, sunflowers always steal the show! At Gardens of Grace, we cultivate various sunflower varieties that will leave you in awe. The big, majestic blooms, with their bold yellow petals and dark centers, exude warmth and joy. Bask in the golden hues as you wander through sunflower fields, handpicking these sun-kissed beauties. Perfect for brightening up
Dutch Irisis
Dutch irises, also known as Iris hollandica, are captivating flowers that showcase a unique blend of elegance and vibrancy. Originating from the Netherlands, these irises are renowned for their striking colors and graceful petals. With their tall, slender stems and showy blooms, Dutch irises make a stunning addition to any garden or floral arrangement. Their characteristic shades of blue, purple, yellow, and white create a captivating display, captivating the eye and infusing any space with beauty and charm. Whether planted in a garden or enjoyed as cut flowers, Dutch irises never fail to leave a lasting impression.
You can also find a variety of these and more!
The Beauty of Picking Your Own Flowers in Lancaster
There’s something inherently magical about plucking a flower directly from its natural habitat.. and what’s a more beautiful natural habitat than the heart of Amish Country! It’s a connection with nature that brings immense joy and satisfaction. When you pick your own flowers, you become part of the creative process, selecting each bloom with care and purpose. Whether you’re crafting a bouquet for a loved one or simply indulging in some self-expression, the act of picking flowers allows you to infuse your emotions and personality into every arrangement.
At Gardens of Grace, you’ll find yourself immersed in a tranquil oasis of nature’s beauty. Picture endless rows of flowers, swaying gently in the breeze, their vibrant colors painting a picturesque landscape. As you walk around the farm, their enchanting fragrances fill the air, creating an ambiance that soothes the soul and rejuvenates the spirit. A flower farm is not just a place to pick flowers; it’s an escape from the chaos of everyday life, a sanctuary where you can find solace and inspiration.
Creating Lasting Memories
Visiting Gardens of Grace is more than just a leisurely activity; it’s an opportunity to create cherished memories. Bring your loved ones along and spend quality time together, exploring the fields, sharing laughter, and capturing beautiful moments amidst nature’s finest creations. The experience of picking flowers becomes a shared adventure, a chance to bond and connect with those who matter most. These memories will be etched in your heart forever, reminding you of the joy and happiness found in simple pleasures.
To learn more about our flowers and cut-your-own experience, click here.
Our flower shop is open Wednesday-Saturday from 8am - 8pm, and by appointment on Mon-Tues.
Plan a day-trip to our flower farm in beautiful Lancaster County, PA. Cut your own flowers anytime during our regular flower shop hours or call to make an appointment. Photographers welcome!
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