CLOSED FOR THE SEASON: Reopening in mid June
Sunflower Maze Grand Rapids, MI
Last Day - 8/24
When Do Sunflowers Bloom?
After being planted, sunflowers can take up to 10-13 weeks to fully bloom. During this time a small bud will develop at the tip of the stem. Initially, the bud will be closed, but over time it will open up to reveal the bright golden petals underneath.
Once the sunflowers are in full bloom, they will display their vibrant colors for about 3 weeks. At this stage, they attract bees, butterflies, beetles and a variety of other tiny pollinators. They are attracted to its bright petals and sweet nectar.
Our Sunflower Maze will be open August 5th! Closing 8/24
Sunflower Maze Price
General admission for our sunflower field during business hours can be purchased in-person for $8.00 per person.
Kids 3 and under are free!
Last day for sunset sessions is 8/21. Only daytime admission is available 8/22-8/24.
Pets are not allowed in the field.
We will have a U-Cut section as well for you to take home your favorite sunflowers!
*Tickets are not refundable
How Many Types of Sunflowers Are There?
There are more than 70 different varieties of sunflowers! Our field will feature 15 of those species in a wide variety of sizes and colors; perfect for all photo opportunities, or to simply enjoy their beauty.
The sunflower colors will range from sunny yellow, to golden yellow, orange, and ruby red to bronze!