Three places you can see sunflowers this summer in Suffolk

Here are three sunflower patches you should visit this summer.

1. Rougham Estate

Address: Rougham Estate Office Ipswich Road, Bury St. Edmunds IP30 9LZ

When: Every day from Saturday, August 3, 9am-5pm

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Flowers start at £2 a stem, with a wildflower bed of wildflowers for sale on site too.

The estate is 3,000 acres with plenty of walks, activities and sights to take in.

2. Horringer Sunflower Field

Address: Just outside of Horringer, Bury St Edmunds along the road A143 heading towards Chedburgh (whatthreewords: fiction/snowy/asserts)

Wednesday to Sunday, between 9am and 5pm, for three weeks

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Visitors will be able to pick their own sunflowers and visit the sunflower trail as well as their being activities for children.

Flowers are priced at £2 a stem, or £10 for 7 stems.

3. Frog's Farm

Address: Just off the A140, in Thwaite, Suffolk IP23 7ED

When: Opens Friday, August 9

Frog's Farm has a sunflower maze and plenty of activities for children (Image: Frog's Farm) Frog's Farm welcomes you to a 40-acre site with a hand designed maze for you to explore.

On Friday, the family owned business announced to celebrate its fifth birthday the maze would be in the shape of the Ipswich Town crest to recognise the club's promotion to the Premier League. 

Each year the Frog's Farm team designs a new maze ready for visitors to wander round and take photos.

In addition to the maze, there will be climbing frames for children and wooden structures for people to look out over the maze. 

Entry is £7.50 for over 3s and a family ticket is £25 for four people.