Moonflower Farms in Fort Payne is one of the many lovely spaces in Alabama. While most of the state’s farms grow vegetables, several others grow beautiful flowers throughout the year. From mid-March to early April, the field features 30,000 tulips of different colors and varieties. Summertime brings such blooms as hearty zinnias, bright sunflowers, delicate dahlias, strawflowers, celosias, cosmos, amaranth, marigolds, gladiolus, and ageratum. Let’s find out why this U-pick destination is one of the best flower farms near me.

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Moonflower Farms offers more information on its website. Have you been to this lovely flower farm? If so, let us know in the comments below.

While in Fort Payne, take this day trip with more fun things to do in the charming town. Or stay all night in a fabulous Vrbo.

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Flower Farms In Alabama

What are some of the best flower farms in Alabama?

  • Hubert Family Tulips (New Market): A family-owned and operated U-pick flower farm at the foothills of the Appalachians opens with the spring tulip blooms. Check out the seasonal events, including live music, food, and activities.
  • Lavender Wynde Farm (Hunstville): Enjoy the lovely fragrance while strolling between rows of heavenly lavender and pick-your-own pretty bouquet on this family farm. In addition, you'll find hand-crafted products made from the botanicals, such as essential oils.
  • Blue Moon Farm (Mobile): Mid-May and June are the times to pick your own blueberries on this farm using certified naturally grown practices. Flowers and local honey are also available here.

Where are some of the best wildflower hikes in Alabama?

  • Rainbow Mountain Loop Trail (Madison): This moderately challenging 1.5-mile loop trail is located on Rainbow Mountain Preserve. Enjoy the variety of terrain through a rich hardwood forest with several rocky structures and wildflowers in the spring and summer months.
  • Wildflower Trail (Huntsville): Not even a mile long, this enchanted journey takes you to a creek bed through bushes covered in wildflowers, and budding trees, with a variety of birds and the tranquil sound of flowing water. The trailhead is in the Blossomwood neighborhood.
  • Bankhead National Forest (Double Springs): Sitting on 181,000 pretty acres, the activities here include bicycling, camping, fishing, hiking, picnicking, and swimming. And with more than 90 miles of trails, this place is especially beautiful when the wildflowers bloom.

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