Did you know that buying flowers can boost well-being and reduce stress, according to a national study?
Our wildflower pollinators are growing and you can be one of the first to experience their beauty in summer 2026 to reduce your stress. Nature (with a lot of planning) is still designing our field art, but are starting to book flower field appointments for selected photographers and let people know about picking bouquets. We're planning for sunflowers, cosmos, larkspur, zinnias, baby's breath, and other colorful annuals to be ready for you to cut your own "bucket bouquet" by August 2026, by reservation only, while our perennial pollinators will take a couple years to get established. Picking wildflowers in the quiet countryside is a great stress reliever and unique activity for GNO, date night, group outings, or family fun.
Our butterflies, hummingbirds, and bees fly by at no charge - and pressed flower art is available at the farm upon request. Be sure to fill out the form below if you want to know when Wildflower Art Farm is ready for your visit - we will have limited spots available. Make plans for self-care and sun in our field of wildflowers today!
Our wildflower pollinators are growing and you can be one of the first to experience their beauty in summer 2026 to reduce your stress. Nature (with a lot of planning) is still designing our field art, but are starting to book flower field appointments for selected photographers and let people know about picking bouquets. We're planning for sunflowers, cosmos, larkspur, zinnias, baby's breath, and other colorful annuals to be ready for you to cut your own "bucket bouquet" by August 2026, by reservation only, while our perennial pollinators will take a couple years to get established. Picking wildflowers in the quiet countryside is a great stress reliever and unique activity for GNO, date night, group outings, or family fun.
Our butterflies, hummingbirds, and bees fly by at no charge - and pressed flower art is available at the farm upon request. Be sure to fill out the form below if you want to know when Wildflower Art Farm is ready for your visit - we will have limited spots available. Make plans for self-care and sun in our field of wildflowers today!
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The wildflowers we're expecting to grow:
Annuals (2026) Sunflowers Cosmos Larkspur Zinnias Baby's Breath Perennial Pollinators Black-eyed Susans Tall Phlox Ironweed False & Maxmilian Sunflower Bergamot Calico & New England Aster Mistflower Blue False Indigo Hairy & Smooth Beardtongue Great Blue Lobelia Coreopsis Nodding Onion Ohio Spiderwort Partridge Pea Showy Ticktrefoil Wild Senna Golden Alexander |
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Our native flower seeds are hand-selected for color and to bloom early summer through fall. These are wildflowers; please know our field is not like visiting a florist or greenhouse - it is naturally filled with pollinators, an occasional hole, and the flowers may not be perfect. It truly is art designed by nature; the flowers aren't in rows, but fill the field between trees we planted. We do expect it to be perfectly beautiful and will limit the number of visitors - including no pets (for the safety of our cattle). Photo sessions, including family, senior, couple, and formal shots – must be reserved in advance with one of photography partners.
We'll occasionally offer a variety of special stems or branches to add to your bouquet, such as hydrangea, lavender, peonies, pussy willow, lilacs, and yarrow. Here's a look at some of Wildflower Art Farm's homegrown bouquets from the past – we're excited to share photos of your bucket bouquets soon!
We'll occasionally offer a variety of special stems or branches to add to your bouquet, such as hydrangea, lavender, peonies, pussy willow, lilacs, and yarrow. Here's a look at some of Wildflower Art Farm's homegrown bouquets from the past – we're excited to share photos of your bucket bouquets soon!
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Visit us summer 2026 to enjoy the art of nature with wildflower bouquets, amazing photos, or pressed flowers.
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HoursBy appointment only
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Telephone317-450-0895
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LocationHalfway between Indy and Lafayette
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