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35,000 Daffodils In Bloom At CT Vineyard — Here’s How To See Them
The seasonal display has returned to a Newtown-area vineyard, drawing visitors during a limited spring window.
NEWTOWN, CT — Thousands of daffodils are now in bloom at a Sandy Hook vineyard, bringing a burst of color to the property for a limited time this spring.
Aquila’s Nest Vineyards said roughly 35,000 daffodils are now in bloom across its 41-acre estate on Pole Bridge Road.
The flowers, which were first planted last year, have come back for a second season and are spread throughout the vineyard’s rolling hills and rows of vines.
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The bloom typically peaks in early spring and is expected to last for a short window, depending on weather conditions.
Visitors can walk the grounds while the flowers are in bloom and pair the experience with wine tastings and other on-site offerings.
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The vineyard also hosts a range of seasonal activities, including live music and reserved outdoor seating areas, which are available during the bloom period.
“This bloom is incredibly special for us,” said co-founder Neviana Zhgaba. “Seeing these daffodils return for a second year … feels magical.”
Aquila’s Nest Vineyards is located at 56 Pole Bridge Road in Sandy Hook.
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