Farm Happenings We are offering two dates for our wreath workshop. You can choose either Saturday, November 28 or Saturday, December 5 from 2-4 pm. Reserve your space in our online store.
U-pick evergreens available Fridays and Saturdays from 9 am till 5 pm starting Friday November 13, 2026 and ending Saturday, December 19, 2026. Learn more in our online store.
Firefly Farm
Welcome to Firefly Farm - experience the serenity during any season!
Firefly Farm
is an extraordinary place … a sprawling 26 acres of rolling hills, friendly animals, beautiful flowers (and more flowers), and the highest quality fruits, vegetables, and a nut or two, grown using sustainable farming methods. The Farm’s pasture-raised hens supply tasty and nutritious fresh eggs.
Farmer Cindy
Firefly Farm
is also a welcoming place. Part of the Firefly Farm experience includes farmer-guided tours and private group tours. Owner and resident farmer, Cindy Stubbs, (sought-after veterinary specialist), is acutely aware of the needs of her customers. She has brought today’s technology to the whole farm experience allowing customers to shop online and pick up at Firefly Farm. The U-pick flower experience is also self-guided, though employees are available to help as needed.
Create your own wreath from evergreens harvested on our farm.
Firefly Farm
is a happy place, as evidenced by countless numbers of children and adults who flock there each season. During spring and summer, farm visitors stroll through row after row of vibrant blooms and leave with armloads of fresh flowers they’ve picked themselves. There’s always the opportunity to visit with the Firefly Farm animals, which include horses, donkeys, goats, chickens and any other assorted friends who may have joined the menagerie. They come to enjoy farm experiences such as Fireflies on the Farm, flower arranging and wreath workshops, farm tours, and The Witch’s Haunted Barn in October, catching a glimpse of the witch herself! Bring a picnic and enjoy some time on the farm.
Ready to learn how to grow wildflowers? Here’s an article by Farmer Cindy that tells all: Playing in the Dirt: Grow Wildflowers!