11949500_1123486474346038_8853725825657095563_nLate summer into early fall is a magical time if you are a photographer or just a sunflower lover. I must be honest, After watching occasional reports of local farms when I was at my last TV station, it didn’t really occur to me to actually go visit Harford County, where there are a few locations that will impress anyone. Last year I posted a series of reports (I’ve linked below) about the sunflowers and was amazed at the diversity of each image. Broom’s Bloom Dairy in Harford County is one of two well know places to get lost in an endless field of these mammoths. Jeff Perkins shares a glimpse here.  Note that once they bloom, the peak viewing lasts on average 2 weeks. So now is the time to get out and see them here or Hess, MD. Both locations are shown below. I know there are other spots locally. Please share your favorite with me so I can pass it along. I just hope that if you go, you will share your views as well.

More photos from Jeff Perkins

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Where to go?

Screen Shot2015-08-27 19_55_34Broom’s Bloom Dairy is located in east central Harford County

Address:

1700 S Fountain Green Rd,

Bel Air, MD 21015

 

 

It seems not only the person behind the camera, but the flowers themselves has personality.  Due to a few moves of my server and upgrade of my page, some of these images online didn’t transfer. I still have them and may post a recap this weekend. But you can start to go see them yourself as the weather appears to be cooperating.

Last Year’s Collection From Hess, MD

Location:

Screen Shot2015-08-27 19_55_07Follow Jarrettsville Pike MD 146  a few miles north of Jacksonville.

Or

Monkton, south on Old York Rd to Taylor, then east on Hess Rd.

You can’t miss it.

Again, I hope you share you pics so I can put another collection together.

 

 

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