
Color, mindfulness, and scent…Flowers are powerful agents in the art of feeling good.
We could all use a little more of that right? Recently I made a trip to Simmons Farm for some flower therapy and I left with more than a bouquet.

Upon arrival, I made a quick stop at their market where I was given a bucket and scissors. Your deposit will be refunded once both are returned. Hopping into my car, I drove ahead to the field and parked. Looking around I realized that this was no ordinary cutting farm. The vibe was a French countryside with nothing but birds chirping, rolling hills, and occasional laughter coming from people who were further out in the field.

Standing amongst the sunflowers, I felt the sun on my shoulders and took in the view of their vibrant yellow petals with faces turned towards the sun. This is where I would start looking for the perfect bloom. Time got away from me that day and I found myself in a new section of flowers. I was ever present in the moment creating my work of art. The thought of where to grab a coffee or the emails that needed my attention faded in those fields. There is bliss and beauty in such simplicity.
Flowers hold a tremendous amount of power.

The smell of earth, flowers, and rain from earlier that morning was calming.
That day I left with my creation and something more. My priorities realigned and my spirit was light. On the way home, I found a place for a cup of coffee. I ordered something out of my norm, turned on some 80’s music, and drove home a little slower. We need to sneak these kind of days into our lives.

Located in McMurray, Pennsylvania, Simmons Farm has been in business for over 40 years. They are more than a pick your own flower farm. Here you can find Fall festivals, a greenhouse, pumpkins, birthday parties, pick your own fruit and more. Their staff is friendly and welcoming. Go check them out.
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