Let the amazing sunflower put a smile on your face
During the peak of North Dakota’s growing season—typically in late July to August—brilliant sunflower fields stretch across the landscape, lifting spirits and brightening the horizon. People from all around the world ask about seeing these golden blooms, and thanks to the participation of local farmers, visitors have the chance to experience the beauty up close, snap some photos, and create memories while celebrating one of North Dakota’s leading crops. These fields of yellow flowers welcoming the morning sun can be found throughout North Dakota.
- Look for the ND Be Legendary mailboxes which contain sunflower seeds that are free for visitors to take.
- Those viewing the colorful crops in North Dakota are reminded not to enter any field without the landowner's permission.
- Also please note that sunflowers may need to be sprayed to control insects or weeds. Often this spraying is done by aerial application. Be alert and avoid fields that are being sprayed.
Thank you for your interest in the sunflowers map! Check back here in mid-July and August for an updated blooms map to the brightest and active sunflower fields in 2026!
Updated: Updates and fields coming mid-July 2026!
Click here for more information about North Dakota's sunflower fields!
Sunflowers planted.
GPS Coordinates: TBA
Driving directions: TBA

*This field will have free sunflower seeds on site starting early August, so keep an eye out for those ND Be Legendary mailboxes.
Sunflowers planted.
GPS Coordinates: TBA
Driving directions: TBA
Sunflowers are planted and growing.
GPS Coordinates: 47.96267, -97.35633
Driving directions: From Hwy 2 (North of Emerado), take 25th St NE, then turn East onto 20th Ave NE.