Brown's Harvest

✓ 2026 confirmed

📍 Windsor, Connecticut

💐 Cut-your-own bouquets🧺 Farm stand
Season & 2026 datesThe farm publishes a Fall Festival 2026 and a 2026 corn maze, and says pick your own is unavailable in 2026. Pick your own sunflowers run Wednesdays to Sundays 10 AM to 4 PM, with field passes required before entering the fields.
Farm food🧺 Farm stand
How to buyThe Connecticut Grown map lists it under Agritourism and Farm Stands/Stores. In the farm's own words on the state map: "The Brown family has been farming in Windsor since the 1860s, growing from tobacco fields to today's Brown's Harvest. Now a 6th-generation, female-owned farm on 58 preserved acres, we're proud to carry on our tradition while providing a place for families to gather and make memories. From pick-your-own fruits and flowers to monthly events and our beloved Fall Festival-celebrated for over 45 years-Brown's Harvest is where family traditions take root and grow".
Tillage & soilThis farm has not published how it works its soil, so we are not going to guess. If you farm here, tell us and we will add it. See the farms that do say.
PricesA sunflower field pass includes 3 blooms for adults at $10 or 1 bloom for children at $6, bought at the farm store. The corn maze is $7 per person, with family passes available online only. Zinnias and cosmos are $7 for 12 stems, and the farm also publishes a price of $6.00 a pound with a $10 minimum. For sunflowers the farm also publishes a $10 field pass that includes 3 blooms, with extra blooms at $2.00 each.
Good to knowPayment listed: cash, debit cards, visamastercard, discover.
Address1911 Poquonock Ave., Windsor, CT 06095

Before you go

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Can you bring your own food?
No outside food "Free admission! No outside food or beverages. Please bring a donation of large milk bones or unsweetened peanut butter to support Fidelco Guide dogs!"

Verification

Last verified 2026-09-10 against these sources:

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