Posted in Arizona October 03, 2020 by

The Festive Sunflower Farm In Arizona Where You Can Cut Your Own Flowers

Traipsing through a sunflower field seems like it would be a summer activity, but they actually bloom during fall! You can pick your very own sunflowers at Apple Annie’s in Arizona and build a beautiful bouquet. Take a look:

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Tucked away on a country road in the sleepy little town of Wilcox, Apple Annie's is a quintessential fall destination. Between the pumpkin patch, corn maze, pick-your-own produce, and fresh-baked apple pie, there's enough festive fun to keep the whole family entertained all day long.
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With activities spread out across three locations, it's a true autumn wonderland. You can visit between 9 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. thru October 31.
One attraction at Apple Annie's we feel doesn't get nearly enough praise is the sunflower field. This sea of vibrant color feels like it goes on forever, leading visitors through a whimsical, mazelike series of twists and turns.
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Your fall bucket list just got a little longer.
You're welcome to simply frolic through the field and take photos during business hours. Sunflower picking is also allowed, at a rate of $2 per stem.
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Select the most beautiful blooms you can find and build your own bouquet.
Peak season starts in September and lasts until the first frost, which usually occurs around late October. Make sure to plan your visit accordingly so you don't miss out on the spectacle!
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You'll find the sunflower field at Apple Annie's Produce & Pumpkins, which is located on Williams Road in Wilcox.
A visit to Apple Annie's simply wouldn't be complete without a trip through the corn maze. Spanning 20 acres, it's the largest in Arizona!
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The maze is trivia-style, so if you want clues, you'll have to correctly answer 10 questions. Admission is $11 for ages 12 and up, and $9 for 3-11, and there are two levels of difficulty to accommodate all ages. The maze is also at the Produce & Pumpkins location. Click here for details.
Make sure to stop by the Country Store on your way out! A variety of baked goods, including their signature apple bread and pies, are made from scratch daily. Also available are lunch specials, jar goods, and a collection of charming knick-knacks in the gift shop.
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The store can be found on Circle I Road in Wilcox.
So next time you pay a visit to Apple Annie's during fall, don't forget to check out the sunflower field!
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You definitely won't regret it.

Again, the sunflower field is open from 9 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. daily through October 31. Need a concise list of which attractions can be found at each of the three Apple Annie’s locations? Visit the website or Facebook page for details.

Have you ever frolicked through the sunflower field at Apple Annie’s? If so, tell us how it went! Check out our previous article to learn more about the fall festivities at the orchard.

Address: 2081 West Hardy Rd, Willcox, AZ 85643, USA
Address: 6405 W Williams Rd, Willcox, AZ 85643, USA
Address: 1510 N Circle I Rd, Willcox, AZ 85643, USA