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Employee party, Range 14, Paul Ecke Ranch, Encinitas, CA
Employee party, Range 14, Paul Ecke Ranch, Encinitas, CA.
Employee party in the front yard of the Paul Ecke Ranch house
Employee party in the front yard of the Paul Ecke Ranch house
Unidentified event
Unidentified event with different hot sauces for tasting
Employee party at the Paul Ecke Ranch, Encinitas, CA
Employee party at the Paul Ecke Ranch, Encinitas, CA
Employee party at the Paul Ecke Ranch, Encinitas, CA
Employee party at the Paul Ecke Ranch, Encinitas, CA.
Unidentified person holding a baseball bat
Unidentified person holding a baseball bat
Paul Ecke Sr. at his 80th birthday party celebrations
Paul Ecke Sr. (center) with employees at his 80th birthday party celebrations in Barn 2, Paul Ecke Ranch, Encinitas, CA.
Joe Korb and John Knipe at Paul Ecke Sr.'s 80th birthday party
Long term employees at the Paul Ecke Ranch: Joe Korb (left) and John Knipe (right). John Knipe was General Manager of the Paul Ecke Ranch.
Paul Ecke Sr.'s 80th birthday party
Paul Ecke Sr.'s 80th birthday party in Barn 2, the Paul Ecke Ranch, Encinitas, CA.
Employees dancing at the summer party in the Ranch house yard
Norma Montano (bottom left) was a long time Ranch employee.
Paul Ecke Sr. with unidentified man
Paul Ecke Sr. (right) with unidentified man
Ecke Ranch Christmas party
Paul Ecke Sr. with unidentified woman
Aerial view of the San Onefre Ranch, CA
As of 2018, the San Onefre Ranch is a part of Camp Pendleton. The Ecke Ranch grew poinsettias outdoors in the fields (top right and center of the image).
Flower Fields Alliance members
From left to right: Joel Goldsmith, Goldsmith Seeds, Joseph Fischer, Fischer Geraniums, Paul Ecke III, Tom Doak, Yoder Brothers, and Richard Goldsmith, Goldsmith Seeds. The Flower Fields Alliance included four independent flower breeders.
Paul Ecke de Guatemala Farm 1, near Antigua, Guatemala
Ricardo Campos, general manager, Paul Ecke de Guatemala (PEG) with employee, Andreas Kientzler, and Ludwig Kientzler of the Kientzler company in Germany (they licensed to the Ecke Ranch their New Guinea impatiens for the U.S.).