Last edited on: April 21, 2016.
Each year during the otherwise dreary months between January and March, wild mustard fields begin blooming and vineyards begin turning a vivid yellow and brightens those winter days.
According to legend, a Franciscan missionary spread the seed while planting missions throughout California. Now, whether wild or planted, the mustard appears in vineyards just till bud break, when it is turned under to provide nutrients for the vines.
Alexander Valley, Guerneville Road in Santa Rosa and Hwy. 128 in Napa County have especially nice fields of yellow this month! Enjoy a little color to brighten up your winter!
All Photos by Donna Jones Photography.
these pictures are amazing! Do you sell prints of them anywhere?
Hi Mike,
All the images are available in different print sizes. You can find pricing and contact info at http://www.donnajonesphotographphy.com.
Thanks!
Donna Jones
I am trying to find out what stores sell Mustard Fields white wine They used to have it at fresh and a easy market