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From early spring flowers from the greenhouse though strawberry and blueberry seasons, summer music at the Winery, to fall pumpkins and squash to the winter Christmas tree harvest in December, Jones Farms and Winery features events year-round. 

Now at the Farm

Jones Barrel Truck at Sunset

Golden Hour Fridays

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As the day winds down and the autumn light settles over the hills, Pumpkinseed Hill offers a beautiful way to ease into the weekend. Join us Friday, October 16th for extended hours and enjoy the farm at a slower pace. Wander through the pumpkin fields, explore the mini corn maze, enjoy the kids’ activities, and stop by to see the farm animals—all while taking in the changing light and the beauty of the fall season. Weekday admission is $6 per person (children 2 and under are free), with $2.50 of each admission ticket credited toward your pumpkin purchases. For an added farm experience...
walking through the strawberries

Sip & Stroll Thursdays

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Experience the beauty of autumn during an adult only evening at Jones Family Farms! Visit the vineyard and enjoy a glass of wine. Learn more!

Other Recent News

butterfly on fall sunflower

Harvest Your Own Flowers

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Join us to harvest your own flowers and create a beautiful bouquet to take home! This activity is weather permitting.
Juliet with HYO Flowers

Harvest Your Own Flowers

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Join us to harvest your own flowers and create a beautiful bouquet to take home! This activity is weather permitting.
Flowers and Wine

Harvest Your Own Flowers

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Join us to harvest your own flowers and create a beautiful bouquet to take home! This activity is weather permitting.
Flowers Together

Harvest Your Own Flowers

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Join us to harvest your own flowers and create a beautiful bouquet to take home! This activity is weather permitting.
Guest with Flower Bouquet

Harvest Your Own Flowers

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Join us to harvest your own flowers and create a beautiful bouquet to take home! This activity is weather permitting.
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Be Good to the Land and the Land will be Good to You.

Philip James Jones, Farm Founder, 1821-1912