Lannon Sunflower Farm

A great place to enjoy the summer, while supporting a local farm. $20 for $12 sunflowers, parking included. The owners are friendly and nice.Check their Facebook page to stay updated on what's in peak. My friend and I enjoyed our visit.

We just paid $20/carload (cash only) to explore their sunflower fields and bring a bouquet home (12 flowers per $20). We had fun wandering the fields and snapping photos. The farm provides the scissors, bag, rubber bands and water jugs. They also have a port-a-potty on location. They also have raspberry picking which we did not do - maybe next time. We will be back again next year!

This is a beautiful farm! It is well kept. The farmer is extremely friendly and socialable. Best part, he doesn't charge for scissors!! Lol!His fields are outlined with gorgeous wildflowers for butterflies and bees! I visited another farm on the same day and there is no comparison. I do have to say, this is from the eyes of an adult who wants to cut some flowers and take photographs. If you have children and you want them to have some other activities, you may want to search out other farms too.

A true hidden gem with so many amazing things to see and wonderful people! You will love the sunflowers, wildflowers, butterflies, birds, raspberries, pumpkins, and corn mazes!

Such a fun place to go with your family with lots to do! Beautiful flowers, yummy raspberries, and a fun corn maze!

$20 per car to enter but this also goes towards choosing any 12 sunflowers that you want from the two fields that they have available. It's a fun experience to go through the fields and to take pretty photos but almost every other sunflower had 2-3 bees on them. I also saw a ton of bumblebees so beware. Also wear gym shoes or spray bug repellent on your feet, after coming home I had a bunch of bug bites on my feet and ankles. After picking your 12 sunflowers (scissors are provided) there's two tables (towards the entrance/exit) where you can cut, remove leaves and stick your bunch in a bag, water and rubber bands are also provided. I loved the bunch that I picked, there was nice huge ones however when I got home I kept noticing little tiny bugs around my bouquet and sadly, after 2 days I had to get rid of them :( but over all worth the experience and photos just be aware.

I love u-pick places, but never been to a flower farm. Apparently this one is only about a year old, been going to pick berries at nearby Basse's for years and was surprised i missed it.It's $20 a car for entry, and you can cut a dozen sunflowers with that fee. It's cash only, or on the honor system. No card. If you don't have clippers they have some for you for free.Just walking around in the sunflowers and wildflowers is wonderful and you can get some cute pics there. There's not a lot of shade, so put some sunblock on. Also plenty of busy honeybees, but they weren't too interested in humans with all the pollen and nectar around. Plenty of parking, and the friendly staff all had masks. They also provided sanitizer. And they will put your flowers in a bag of water to keep them happy on the way home.Definitely worth a trip out here. I'm planning on coming back every year.

A fun family experience! The farm is open (in season) for you and your family to enjoy! There are acres of sunflowers, wildflowers, CBD hemp fields, and some vegetable fields for you to enjoy. There is a roadway that meanders through the sunflower fields, but it is narrow and for cars only. No trucks or SUVs, mini-vans might even have a tough time. Be sure to open the windows and enjoy the fragrances! There's plenty of parking for whatever vehicle you arrive in.Best of all - you get to pick sunflowers! (But only sunflowers - nothing else!) Pay $10 for your carload at the gate, and for your ten bucks, you get to drive into the fields and pick up to 12 sunflowers. (Additional sunflowers are $1.00 per stem.)Wear comfortable clothes and walking shoes, remember, you're in a farm field so don't wear your Sunday-Go-To-Meetin' clothes! You might want to wear sunscreen, too. Bring along a pair of cutters (nippers work best but you can maybe use kitchen shears) and a container (that holds water!) to transport your treasured sunflower harvest. Get water on your cuttings right away to best preserve them!The season usually starts sometime around mid-August (check their website or facebook page) and will last until the supply dwindles. Bring the family! Bring your camera! Have fun!

Had a great time and was able to get many photos of the sunflowers and wildflowers. I will be out again for more pictures of the beautiful sunflowers!!!

Absolutely the sweetest people! It was a warm day and the owner went out of his way to pick us flowers! Tried giving him a tip and informed us that he doesn't take tip but he actually told us it's a donation to give little butterfly toys to little girls. Both owners were so so sweet, kind, and caring! Definitely worth the drive and money no matter where you are!