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Most People Don't Know About This Magical Sunflower Field Hiding In Michigan

By Catherine Armstrong | Published August 30, 2017

There’s nothing like a field full of sunflowers, and now’s the time of year to witness this glorious spectacle. You’ll find fields all over the state, but a visit to this little farm will charm and delight you with its field of bright yellow blooms.

Hall Farms is located at 2623 St. Nicholas Road Rock, Michigan.

The farm's sunflower field covers 20 acres and includes around 444,000 plants.

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Sunflowers have been a vibrant part of the farm for seven years, but this year the Hall family decided to make the field open to the public.

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Take a stroll through the field, and find yourself surrounded by happy, bright yellow blooms. Cut a few flowers while you're here and take them home to enjoy a little bit of sunshine on your kitchen table.

These sunflowers don't produce the kind of seeds you buy in bags to snack on. They're black seeds, which are used for their oil, and for bird seed.

The farm's sunflowers will produce 666,000,000 seeds this year.

The sunflowers grown at Hall Farms will certainly make some birds very happy this winter!

If you visit the farm, make sure to bring your camera. These beauties are photogenic!

Take a look at this great news story posted by TV6 & FOX UP on Youtube:

For more information, visit the Hall Farms Facebook Page.

Have you seen any great sunflower fields this year? Share your photos with us in the comments!

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