Farm near Shipston set to launch 'Pick Your Own Sunflowers' this weekend

Matt Cole and Mary Cole with their two children (photo by Amelia de Jong, withACEsnaps Photography).

Glebe Farm has announced its first Pick Your Own (PYO) Sunflowers at their family run farm in Lower Brailes near Shipston.

The farm has been in their family for 100 years and is in an area of outstanding natural beauty on the edge of the Cotswolds.

A spokesperson for the farm said: "The family are thrilled by how well the sunflowers have grown and look forward to welcoming visitors to their beautiful sunflower field."

Mary Cole in Glebe Farm in Brailes near Banbury (photo by Amelia de Jong, withACEsnaps Photography).

The farm advises people to bring their own cutters and to wear suitable footwear as the sunflower picking area is on uneven ground.

They are open seven days a week from 10am to 7pm from tomorrow Saturday August 8 while the flowers last.

Glebe Farm is sign posted in the village near the George pub in the High St in Lower Brailes.

For more information please check the Glebe Farm Sunflowers Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/Glebe-Farm-Sunflowers-111571963948166/Amelia de Jong, with ACEsnaps Photography, is offering family summer sunflower photo shoots at Glebe Farm. To book a slot see her website at www.acesnaps.co.uk.