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Rabbit Circle Experience Rural Tennessee. We offer rural farm tours of Northern Middle Tennessee. Our family has lived and loved this land in Robertson County for generations.

Just outside of Nashville, Tennessee, there’s a place where the past meets the present—and we’d love to show you around. At Rabbit Circle, our farm tours aren’t just about fields and fences—they’re about stories, traditions, and the people who still believe in the power of good dirt and honest work. We invite farm-curious food lovers to meet the farmers, ranchers, and craftspeople who make rural Tennessee what it is: resilient, rooted, and full of heart. You’ll see where your food comes from, learn how it’s grown, and hear directly from the folks who bring it to your table. And if you’re looking for a hands-on experience, you’ll love our U-pick flower farm—a seasonal field full of blooms where you can slow down, breathe deep, and gather your own bouquet straight from the source. We know these winding backroads like the lines on our palms—and we’re proud to share the beauty, grit, and grace of the American South. Born here. Raised here. Still here. Come walk the fields with us and discover what it really means to be a traditional farmer in a modern world.

Rained this morning. Field is open again.Everything is wet and the ground is soft, so wear something you do not care abo...
09/12/2026

Rained this morning. Field is open again.

Everything is wet and the ground is soft, so wear something you do not care about. The zinnias look like they have been washed, because they have.

Buckets in the stand, honor box on the post

Wet again today.Slow morning, so here is something people ask about that I do not post enough. There are campsites out h...
09/11/2026

Wet again today.

Slow morning, so here is something people ask about that I do not post enough. There are campsites out here. Electric hookup, potable water, no sewer. You book through Hipcamp and picking flowers comes with the reservation.

Five acres, mostly left alone on purpose. Birds work it all day and the pollinators do not quit until dark. It is quiet in a way that surprises people who drive up from Nashville expecting a farm to be loud.

Next weekend is looking clear.

Storm coming this afternoon. Good day to talk about what used to happen on ground like this in September.Robertson Count...
09/10/2026

Storm coming this afternoon. Good day to talk about what used to happen on ground like this in September.

Robertson County was called the Home of the World's Finest Dark Fired To***co. To***co was the county's main money crop by the 1820s, grown on the backs of enslaved people, and it stayed the money crop for most of a century after that. September was cutting and housing. You cut the stalks, you hung them in a barn, and then you built a slow smoldering fire underneath and kept it going for weeks.

Some of those barns are still standing on this road. A few still get used.

I grow flowers on five acres and nobody has ever called them the world's finest anything. But the calendar is the same calendar. September is still the month the year turns.

Field is open in the morning before the rain.

Ninety four today.Two windows that work. Before ten in the morning, or after six in the evening. In between you are welc...
09/09/2026

Ninety four today.

Two windows that work. Before ten in the morning, or after six in the evening. In between you are welcome to pick and I will not stop you, but you will not enjoy it and neither will the flowers.

Evening light on this field in September is the best it gets all year. Nobody comes then. I do not understand it either.

Best morning of the week is this one.There are hummingbirds working the zinnias right now and they are not going to be h...
09/08/2026

Best morning of the week is this one.

There are hummingbirds working the zinnias right now and they are not going to be here much longer. TWRA has them in Tennessee from mid April to early October. Before they go they nearly double their body weight on nectar and bugs, then fly the Gulf of Mexico nonstop. Five hundred miles. Eighteen to twenty hours. No stopping, no resting on the water.

That is what this field is to them in September. A gas station.

Ninety one and dry. Come before ten and watch them work.

5389 Dowlen Rd, honor syste

The zinnias came through the weekend heat better than the sunflowers did. That is usually how it goes in September. Sunf...
09/07/2026

The zinnias came through the weekend heat better than the sunflowers did. That is usually how it goes in September. Sunflowers give you three good weeks and then they start looking tired. Zinnias keep going until something kills them.

Ninety degrees today and no rain until Thursday. Come in the morning. The field faces east and the light before nine is worth the early alarm.

Pay what you can. Buckets and shears are in the stand.

5389 Dowlen Rd, Cedar Hill

09/07/2026

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5389 Dowlen Road
Cedar Hill, TN
37032

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