Visiting Solaris Farms     

Solaris Farms is a great place to visit, view our American Hemerocallis Society Display Gardens, purchase freshly dug plants, or spend a relaxing part of your day.  Please see the directions and/or map to navigate to our farm (it's really very easy).  You may also want to use Map Quest™  to locate our business (use zoom out links for a greater view of the area. Please also see our calendar for the best times to visit and our hours for the coming summer.  

What to Expect When Visiting Solaris Farms........

Solaris is a beautiful old farmstead, but it is a farm with some rough spots we are still trying to work out.  We recommend wearing old shoes, a hat, jeans, and weather appropriate clothing.  Sun block and insect repellent is optional but recommended.  You need not bring containers to take plants home in, we'll supply bags (if you'd like to protect your cars trunk or interior from soil leakage or daylily flower stains please bring an old blanket or plastic liner).  Water and seating in shaded areas is available for your use.  A no flush toilet is available for your use (outhouse).  At times the farm is busy and you may have to wait for your plants to be dug, but with well over 1200 varieties to look at and many gardens to view most people find the unhurried time welcome.  Chickens, goats, ducks, dogs, cats, and other assorted critters are great for occupying youngsters.  We only ask that the kids stay out of their spaces and respect their desires for freedom (no chasing, or harassing them please). Parents are asked to supervise their kids while at farm.  

Directions Or Map

Solaris Farms is approximately 26 miles east of Appleton, 20 miles south of Green Bay, and 15 miles west of Manitowoc. 

From Appleton and the Fox Cities we recommend taking U.S. Hwy. 10 east to Reedsville, turn north (left)  on to County Hwy. W (Old Hwy 32) and proceed for 2.5 miles, turn east (right) on to Taus Road and proceed 1/8th mile, turn right onto Pine-SVA Road and turn into the farm entrance on your right.

From De Pere and Green Bay we recommend taking County Hwy. PP south out of De Pere (PP can be accessed by taking Hwy. 57/32 about a mile south of downtown De Pere), continue south on PP to its intersection with County Hwy.K and turn left (east) on to K (PP merges with and exits Hwy 96 approximately 10miles before K).  Proceed approximately 4 miles, turn south (right) on to County Hwy. W for 2 miles.  Then turn east (left) on to Taus Road and proceed 1/8th mile, turn right onto Pine-SVA Road and turn into the farm entrance on your right.  If you like an all country drive (faster), take County GV east off 172, turn south (right) onto County V, turn south on to County G.  Follow G to the Towns of  Shirley, Lark and Wayside and turn south on to County W.  Proceed as instructed above to Solaris Farms.  This route takes about 20 to 25 minutes from Hwy. 172!

From Manitowoc and Interstate 43 we recommend taking U.S. Hwy. 10 west to Reedsville, turn north (right) on to County Hwy. W (Old Hwy. 32) and proceed for 2.5 miles, turn east (right) on to Taus Road and proceed 1/8th mile, turn right onto Pine-SVA Road and turn into the farm entrance on your right.  We are about 15 minutes from U.S. Interstate 43.

From Fon du Lac take U.S. Hwy 151 north/east approximately 30 miles, turn north (left) on to County Road W, proceed on County Hwy. W approximately 15 miles and cross U.S. Hwy. 10 at Reedsville, continue north 2.5 miles, turn east (right) on to Taus Road and proceed 1/8th mile, turn right onto Pine-SVA Road and turn into the farm entrance on your right.

A large sign with our Solaris Farms sun will greet you in the front field.  Our large brick American-craftsman 4 square home, grainery, barn, and machine shed is the back drop to our front gardens.  Please park you car past the silo, machine shed and daylily fields in our grass parking lot.  Parking along the farm lane can cause all sorts of traffic problems, please use our lot.   Once parked walk past the seedling fields (or look if you'd like) back to the sales fields and display garden you passed while driving in.