The Bee Bum Korner Pumpkin Patch is getting ready for its first Honey Harvest Festival. Daily Sun photos by Christina Lyons.
Single and multicolor mums are available at the Bee Bum Korner Pumpkin Patch. They are grown by a young person as an entrepreneurial project.
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Pumpkins of all shapes and sizes are available at the Bee Bum Korner Pumpkin Patch. This weekend it will host the first Honey Harvest Festival with a variety of vendors.
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A barn quilt with bees was given to Julie and is in the Bee Bum store.
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The Bee Bum store offers all the honey products and is open throughout the year at the farm.
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Jade Keebler works in the honey processing area at Bee Bum. The building was renovated to move the equipment to a separate building from the store.
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Todd Jurgena washes pumpkins at the Korner Pumpkin Patch. A variety of colors, shapes and sizes of pumpkins are for sale.
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Kevin and Julie Monfelt with Todd Jurgena take advantage of the photo opportunity at the Korner Pumpkin Patch. Several boards are available for this weekend's Honey Harvest Festival at the farm.
"We want people to come to the farm and wander through vendor booths, visit the pumpkin patch, while making memories with family and friends,” Julie Monfelt said.
