Hello and welcome! I'm Lora Lee and I would like you to join my family and I for a fun family adventure.  You may be familiar with corn mazes in the fall, but a summer sunflower maze is a new twist. In the winter of 2020 we had an idea, that we thought was original, sunflowers are tall like corn, why not a maze.  We did some research and found out that we were late to the party on the East Coast and Midwest, but we believe we were the first in Washington.  We planted a small field and waited, when the sunflowers were blooming, it was a beautiful site, and the idea of a sunflower maze was born. The sunflower maze is dependent on Mother Nature, so be prepared. The paths could be muddy or dusty. The summer sun may make it hot and muggy. Since this is a farm field, we recommend you wear closed-toe shoes. If you are allergic to bee stings, exercise caution in the field because it will be full of pollinators while the sunflowers are in bloom. Sunflowers are only in full bloom for a short period of time. They usually only last a few weeks, depending on the weather. If you want to witness this spectacle, be prepared to act quickly! This is not the time to procrastinate.