Field of Sunflowers in bloom at Please Wash Me Carwash, Elverson

Field of Sunflowers in bloom at Please Wash Me…

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Sunflowers bloom in Elverson field next to Please Wash Me Carwash.
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Where there are young people there are cell phones capturing the memories.
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Busy as a bee... and there were a LOT of busy bees at this location!
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Sunflowers bloom in Elverson field next to Please Wash Me Carwash.
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The sunflower field was a photographer's paradise and there were many at the location.
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Panorama of a portion of the sunflower field. It was impossible to get it all on one photo.
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Hidden amongst the sea of yellow sunflowers were a few red sunflowers waiting to be discovered.
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Candid photos of welcomed guests of the Please Wash Me Carwash exploring nature in the sunflower field.
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Sunflowers bloom in Elverson field next to Please Wash Me Carwash.
Carl Hess - Digital First Media
Sunflowers bloom in Elverson field next to Please Wash Me Carwash.

PUBLISHED: August 8, 2017 at 5:37 p.m. | UPDATED: August 22, 2021 at 3:22 a.m.

Much attention and comments on Facebook have drawn people to a field in Elverson where numerous sunflowers are in bloom.

Rick Frey, owner of Please Wash Me Carwash, 1 Yingst Dr., Elverson, plants the field every year for the past couple of years.

“Every year this is my gift to the community,” Frey has told Tri County Record in the past. “Two local farmer neighbors help me. Gary Stoltzus preps and fertilizes the field which is right next to the car wash, then David Mast sows the sunflower seeds and the wait is on.”

Follow on his Facebook page ‘Please Wash Me Car Wash.”