Events

Our primary concern is for the safety of our employees and guests at the farm. Keeping that in mind, if you want to schedule a session you need to be aware of the following:

While we keep the field as free from hazards as possible, it is important to realize that this is a working production farm - not a manicured garden. Guests need to be aware that there may be things like uneven ground, rocks, sticks, poison ivy, posts (for supporting dahlias), or other hazards to be mindful of. It may be a good idea to consider wearing close-toed shoes.

With the current Covid-19 pandemic, social distancing is required for all individuals not of the same household. If any participant is sick or has been in contact with an individual with Covid-19 in the last two weeks, they are will not be permitted on the farm.

We are fortunate to be able to earn a living from the plants on the farm and if damage is done to our plants, it hurts our ability to continue to farm.

Guests are not allowed to cut or remove flowers from plants in the field. If anyone is doing damage to the plants on the farm, they and their photographer will be asked to leave immediately. It is the photographer’s responsibility to make sure this is clear to all their clients on the farm and assure they are following this rule. If flowers are wanted for part of the shoot (for example an armload of flowers similar to the image above), it can be arranged for an extra fee by contacting us.

Guests are responsible to remove all trash or items they bring onto the farm such as food, wrappers, bottles, etc.

Guests and photographers are expected to be respectful of other guests' time and space on the farm. There is lots of space available for everyone. If you are concerned about having enough space or time, you can book both time slots for your shoot.

Any professional photography other than portrait (i.e. landscape, still life, product, promotional, etc.) is prohibited.​