Connecticut Flower Fields

Best Locations to Go to See Connecticut Flower Fields

Spring time has arrived here in Connecticut! The daffodils and tulips have popped their budding heads out and beauty is all around. Connecticut is known for their vibrant colorful spring flowers and even summer flowers. This is one of my favorite seasons here in the northeast…along with fall and summer! You don’t have to drive far to see Connecticut flowers. They are really everywhere. Many spring bulbs have been planted long ago in open fields or up against a rock fence or around a mailbox or tree. During the months of April and May, the daffodils, tulips, magnolia trees, cherry blossom trees come into bloom! One of our favorite family activities is taking a Sunday drive to some of these Connecticut flower fields to enjoy and marvel at the beauty! Some of the fields are hidden some of them more publicized. Either way they a great way to enjoy Connecticut flower fields!

Also just to note, this list is not comprehensive so if you know of one that I did not list, please let me know!

Check of these additional posts for Spring flowers:

• Indoor Styling with Spring Flowers
• Simple Spring Planter
• 5 Easy Spring Updates to Your Home
• 6 Spring Ways to Freshen Up the Kitchen

Connecticut Flower Fields

Spring Time Flower Fields

• Northfield Daffodil Field (Litchfield, CT)–This is a beautiful little daffodil field off the side of the road and perfect to visit during spring. We were in the area and came across it. It’s not very big, but it is fun to walk around. The field is near a little pond too.
• Hubbard Park (Meriden, CT)–We have not been to Hubbard yet, but usually they have a daffodil festival in April. There is an area of the park that has thousands of daffodils to enjoy.
• Bud’s Daffodil Field (Redding, CT)–A love story to enjoy of daffodils! The owner of this home planted daffodils in honor of his late wife and now there is more than 50,000 bulbs and make flock to enjoy it’s beauty.
• Wicked Tulip Flower Farm (Preston, CT) –Wicked Tulip is well known in Rhode Island, and good news for Connecticut they just opened up a U-Pick tulip farm this year for May bloom. Make sure to sign up on their email subscription to know when tickets go on sale!

Summer Time Flower Fields

• Harkness Memorial State Park (Waterford, CT)–those beautiful flowers above were taken near the Eolia Mansion at Harkness State. The park is so beautiful to visit and right on the Sound, but also there is a magical flower garden right next to the Mansion and it is so beautiful!
• Topsmead State Forest (Litchfield, CT)–Great place to walk and perfect with dogs. We love the charming estate and the flowers planted around the estate’s garden. There is a butterfly garden, frog pond and miles of paths through woods and meadows. This is a great place to take pictures, and you can see some of the property in this spring post.
• Elizabeth Park Rose Garden (Hartford, CT)–Head to Elizabeth Park during the month of July and August to see the gorgeous rose garden and snap a picture under the rose arches! Beautiful!
• Hollister House Garden (Washington, CT)–With the background of charming old colonial homes and flowers garden blooming brightly, this is a gorgeous spot to visit during summer.
• Buttonwood Farm (Griswold, CT)–one of the best place to snap pictures of large sunflowers. Perfect to visit toward the end of summer and to also pick up a huge bouquet of sunflowers and homemade ice cream.