Gourd Farm in Southern California.

Southern California offers different types of farms. Just a few hours from Los Angeles in San Diego County you can find Welburn Gourd Farm. They have been growing gourds for many years.

Driving to this destination is quiet and full of canyons and hills. San Diego County is beautiful. The air was clean and the ride was peaceful.

Arriving at the farm was like discovering a treasure. We could see gourds growing in the fields. Baby gourds and grown-up gourds were sun bathing in the farm. We were amazed at the beauty of the plants and gourds.

Close inspection of the gourds proved to be exciting. Look it really grows on a vine like plant.

Hundreds of gourds for sale at the farm. Just pick and choose the one that will decorate your house. As we toured the farm we could hear birds singing and the wind rustling the leaves.

These beautiful gourds are ready for painting and decorating.

The farm offers decorative gourds for purchase as well as other materials for craft making.

Halloween gourds decorated the store at Welburn Gourd Farm. The entire experience was very peaceful.

Welburn Farms 40635 De Luz Rd, Fallbrook, CA 92028

http://www.welburngourdfarm.com/
Disclaimer: Not a sponsored post. All thoughts and Ideas are all my own.

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