GOLD HILL, Oregon – Del Rio Vineyards is once again opening its doors to flower enthusiasts with its 9th annual U-Pick Zinnia Flower Farm, a beloved community event set amidst the scenic beauty of southern Oregon.
Established in 2016 by owner Jolee Wallace as a gesture of goodwill towards the community, the half-acre flower farm has blossomed into a cherished local tradition. Visitors are invited to wander through rows of vibrant zinnias, cornflowers, and soon-to-bloom sunflowers, all against the backdrop of Del Rio Vineyards’ sprawling grounds.
Lena Freeman, speaking on behalf of Del Rio Vineyards, emphasized the farm’s commitment to fostering kindness and camaraderie among visitors. “We see everyone who comes here as a friend first, before they’re a customer,” Freeman remarked. “That’s why we strive to treat everyone with genuine warmth and respect.”
Open daily from dawn to dusk, the flower farm offers a serene escape for individuals and families alike. Freeman recommends guests park at the vineyard and bring their own shears and water for cutting and preserving their chosen blooms.
Reflecting on the farm’s growing popularity, Freeman noted an increasing number of visitors each season, drawn by the allure of hand-picking their own bouquets in a tranquil rural setting.
For those planning a visit, Del Rio Vineyards’ U-Pick Zinnia Flower Farm promises not only a chance to reconnect with nature but also a reminder of the enduring joy found in a simple bouquet of flowers.
About Del Rio Vineyards
Del Rio Vineyards, situated in the heart of southern Oregon’s Rogue Valley, is renowned for its award-winning wines and commitment to community engagement. Since its founding, Del Rio has become a beacon for local residents and tourists seeking exceptional wine experiences and meaningful connections.
