Corn Mazes

Corn Mazes | Facts and Information |

Have you ever wanted to walk a corn maze? 

It's a fun activity you can enjoy with a group of people or just by yourself. A famous one is the Big Horse corn maze in Temecula, California. The festival is held each October.

If you don't like the idea of getting lost in a maze, try a labyrinth instead. What's the difference? Well, a maze has many twists and turns and options for which way you can walk. You truly can get lost. A labyrinth, on the other hand, has many twists and turns, but there is only one way in or out. So, you may feel lost, but you never truly are. Though not a true corn, you can find "squirrel corn," a dicentra wildflower, among our perennials. 

Source of Information on Corn Mazes

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