Look at these beautiful bouquets picked by community farm flower girls

June tending to the flowers on Oak Tree Community Farm. (Image: Archant)

At the five-acre Oak Tree Community Farm in Playford Lane, there are two flower gardens near their vegetable and soft fruit beds run by self-named ‘Flower Girls’ Jane, Ann and June.

A huge assortment of flowers is grown by the 'flower girls' (Image: Archant)

Traditional English flowers such as foxgloves, cornflowers and sweet rocket are ready in early summer, sweet williams, sunflowers and sweet peas in mid-summer and on to cosmos, snapdragons and dahlias in the autumn.

Oak Tree Community Farm Flowers grown lovingly by the self named 'Flower Girls' Jane, June and Ann. (Image: Archant)

Together the Flower Girls said: “Time seems to disappear when we are there. It's peaceful and takes you out of your normal sometimes hectic life and it's great to be able to produce something beautiful.”

A beautiful bouquet made by Oak Tree Community Farm (Image: Archant)

Ten years ago the land was a worn-out arable field, but through natural and regenerative farming methods its been transformed by the community.

Oak Tree Community Farm Flowers grown lovingly by the self named 'Flower Girls' Jane, June and Ann. (Image: Archant)

Bouquets can be ordered by non-members, and either be collected from the farm or delivered, in the Ipswich area. Prices start from £10 + delivery. To discuss an order or find out more about visiting the farm contact them on hello@the-oak-tree.co.uk or check out their website the-oak-tree.co.uk.

Flowers growing in the Oak Tree Community Farm (Image: Archant)

Members are also entitled to a free vegetable box.

Beautiful summer flowers at the farm (Image: Archant)

The self named ‘Flower Girls’ Jane, June and Ann farm members who oversee the gardens (Image: Archant)

Some of the flowers at Oak Tree Farm (Image: Archant)

Bouquets can be purchased from the project (Image: Archant)

Ann tending to the flowers on the Oak Tree Community Farm. (Image: Archant)