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Florists in Amery, WI

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Jul 26, 2019

Insta-ready fields: Best places to see sunflowers this summer - WTOP

Rocky Point Creamery, Frederick County, Maryland Rocky Point Creamery in Frederick County, Maryland, hopes to have sunflower blooms by the end of the month. Follow the creamery’s Facebook page for the latest sunflower bloom updates. You can still take advantage of the creamery’s 80 different ice cream flavors — all homemade — and maybe even enjoy some goat yoga next time it’s offered. 4/7 Sunflowers at the McKee Beshers Wildlife Management Area on July 13, 2019. (WTOP/Kate Ryan) div class="entr...

Jul 6, 2018

Where to find gorgeous sunflower fields in Maryland and Northern Virginia this summer

DNR also has resources on that page to help people find the flower fields, which aren't easy to spot from the road!Rocky Point CreameryLove ice cream as much as you love sunflowers? Head to Rocky Point Creamery on Tuscarora Road in southwestern Frederick County to get your fix of both. The flowers are expected to bloom sometime in August this year. Check out their Facebook page HERE.The Sunflower GardenThe Sunflower Garden is situated off Manchester Road in Westminster. If you're looking for a place that lets you take the flowers with you, this is that place. You can cut your own blooms and use them to decorate your home! The flowers are expected to bloom in mid-August. Find more on their Facebook page.Clear Meadow FarmIf you can wait until mid-September, when the flowers will be blooming at Clear Meadow Farm off Troyer Road in White Hall, it's worth it! The field is so huge and magnificent that lots of couples and families get professional photos taken there.Maryland Agriculture and Farm ParkThis is another cut-your-own field on Shawan Road in Cockeysville. There's a website, MarylandAgriculture.org, that keeps you up to date on the state of the flowers, as well as rules and regulations for cutting.Broom's Bloom DairyAnother ice cream/sunflower team up off Fountain Green Road in Bel Air! Check out their Facebook page for daily updates.VIRGINIAThe Burnside Farms sunflower field is off Kettle Run Road in Nokesville. They plant successive sunflower crops to ensure at least six weeks of blooming flowers starting around mid-July running through Labor Day. Check their Facebook page for updates.

Jun 22, 2016

Monday's Montana Scoreboard

Cora Rosanove, Bozeman Landi Paladichuk, GF Girls 14-18 Kylie Esh, Ronan Coral Schulz, Whitefish Teigan Avery, Kalispell Hannah Rosanova, Bozeman Kameryn Bosye, Bozeman Tanna Campbell, Big Timber Morgan O’Neil, Laurel McKenna Tinseth, Kalispell Laurel Ward, Bozeman Anaconda Hills women June 15 Play of the day – High/Low (Cam Cherry/Shawna Miller/Fankie tigart/Jan Higgins 80) Overall lows – Cam Cherry 37 (gross); Frankie Tigart 27 (net) First flight – Jackie Lohman 42 (gross); Betty Aune 33 (net) Second flight – Jan Higgins 44 (gross); Shawna Miller 32 (net) Third flight – Dee Hagan 55 (gross); Marilyn Johnson 37, Connie Threlkeld 37 (net) Fewest putts – Cam Cherry 11 Chip-In – Dee Hagan on No. 16. Anaconda Hills seniors June 16 1. 30,Don Wojtala, Jack Keith, George Clinger and Dick Gipe. 2. (Tie) 31, Gene Cook, Jim Schermele, Barry Fields, Don Thrush and Bob Olson; 31, Rich Thayer, Dave Archibald, Walt Albert and Mac McKay; 31, Steve Mallicott, Lee Lehman, Rick Gartzka and Jerry Wellcome. Closest to the pin on #13, Steve Mallicott. Closest to the pin on #15, Earl Smith. Eagle Falls women June 14 Play of the day – Odd Ball (Bonnie Noble/Betty Aune/Janet Keith/Jackie Lohman 84) Overall lows – Dee Johns 39 (gross); Judy Kinonen 29, Frankie Tigart 29 (net) First flight – Jackie Lohman 43 (gross); Betty Aune 33 (net) Second flight – Sherry Andersen 46 (gross); Barb Zuidema 32 (net) Third flight – Jean Annau 55 (gross); Dee Hagan 34 (net) Fewest putts – Connie Threlkeld 15, Shawna Miller 15, Frankie Tigart 15 ... (Great Falls Tribune)

Jun 10, 2016

Holly Hill Inn boasts local meats, veggies; Food Truck Friday today

Southland Drive, will have fresh seasonal fruits and vegetables, meats, eggs, plants, bread, honey, spring greens and flowers. ?  Boone Creek Creamery, 2416 Palumbo Drive, will have asiago cheese, aged two years, at the Lexington Farmers Market for the last time this weekend, while supplies last. String cheese will be coming back. ?  Bluegrass Farmers Market, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at Azur, 3070 Lakecrest Circle, and Liquor Barn, 1837 Plaudit Place, will have strawberries, squash, zucchini, cucumbers, lettuces, beef, pork and lamb cuts, eggs, heirloom tomatoes, kale, fresh-cut flowers, onions, breads, jams and jellies, soaps, herbs, plants, green beans, barbecue sandwiches and sauces. ?  Jessamine Growers Farmers Market, 8 a.m. to noon Saturday behind City Hall at the corner of Main and Rice streets in Wilmore, will have locally grown blueberries, spring greens, asparagus and other seasonal vegetables, local honey and eggs, vegetable garden transplants, hanging baskets, perennials and trees. ?  Chevy Chase Farmers Market, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday, now in front of John’s New Classic Shoes at 316 South Ashland Avenue, will have meat, eggs, fresh seasonal produce including lettuce and strawberries; soap and honey; and flowers and fresh herbs. ?  Herb’n Renewal and Valley Oak Produce will be in front of Pedal the Planet, 3450 Richmond Road, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday with corn, tomatoes, strawberries, peaches, melons, green beans, potatoes, squash, herb seas... (Lexington Herald Leader)

Apr 22, 2016

Calendar Listings for the Week beginning April 21

Sun., May 1. $5 tix: 563-3424, AtTheLincoln.org.• Kid and Calf Hugging Day in Appleton, Sat., April 30, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. See kid goats at Appleton Creamery on Gurneytown Road and buffalo calves at ME Water Buffalo Co. on Old County Road. FMI: MEWaterBuffaloCo.com.• Maypole Dance & Cohousing Open House, Sat., April 30, noon-5 p.m., Belfast Cohousing & Ecovillage, Village Rd., off Tufts Rd., Belfast. Maypole dance led by Ellen Gawler, homecooked hors d’oeuvres, musical jam session. FMI: MaineCohousing.org.• Dance Party with Primo Cubano, Sat., April 30, Rockport Opera House. Salsa dance lessons and demos, snacks, cash bar by 40 Paper. Doors open 7 p.m. Band plays 8 p.m. $20 adv. tix: Zoot Coffee in Camden, Belfast Dance Studio, Ashwood Waldorf School in Rockport. $25 at the door. Benefits the school.• Midcoast Rainbow Run for All Ages, Sun., May 1, 8:30 a.m., Peopleplace, 69 Union St., Camden. Untimed 5K. Raffles, bake sale, prizes. Registration fees be... (Freepress Online)

Feb 3, 2016

Art abounds all around town

First Friday live broadcast from 6 to 9 p.m. The studio is located between The Glass Bottle Creamery and Zombies on Vashon Highway. (Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber (subscription))