IPSWICH FARM FIELD GUIDE
Last Light on the Sunflower Rows: Visiting Felix’s Family Farm in Ipswich
All-day access to two sunflower fields, cutting gardens and farm animals—this guide explains what you’ll actually find on the 2025 season visit and how to plan for the current bloom conditions.
Last Light on the Sunflower Rows: Visiting Felix’s Family Farm in Ipswich.
Felix’s Family Farm in Ipswich opens its gates for all-day admission to expansive fields and cutting gardens where sunflowers, dahlias, lavender and zinnias share the rows with friendly farm animals. For 2025 the operation invites visitors to walk the property, cut blooms for a small fee, and photograph what remains of the season’s color.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Cutting Garden and Mixed Blooms
The farm’s cutting sunflower garden contains more than a dozen sunflower varieties alongside dahlias, lavender and zinnias; visitors can cut flowers to take home for an added fee, and the dahlia field is highlighted as being at peak bloom.
Past Peak Sunflower Conditions
Felix’s is transparent that the main sunflower fields are past peak this year: the first field is gone, the second still has some blooms, and the next reliably photogenic sunflower display is noted for August 2026.
Farm Animals on the Walk
Visitors will encounter cows, goats and bunnies on the property—part of the outing’s family-friendly appeal and a complement to the floral displays.
What the day feels like
What the visit feels like
A walk through Felix’s Family Farm is equal parts garden visit and small farm stroll: you move between fields and cutting gardens, watch animals in their pens, and choose stems to cut and purchase while the property’s seasonal palette—dahlias, lavender, zinnias and remaining sunflowers—defines the route.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this visit suits
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
General admission is all day; the farm lists 9:00 am to 6:30 pm as operating hours for visits.
Bring cash or card for admission and a small fee if you plan to cut flowers—the farm charges $2 per flower for cuttings.
Regular tickets are usually $12 but are currently offered at $6 for general admission.
The farm posts updated photos and seasonal updates on its Instagram account (Felix's Family Farm).
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What are the farm’s hours for admission?
General admission is available from 9:00 am to 6:30 pm.
Are the sunflower fields still in bloom?
The farm reports that sunflowers are past peak this year: the first sunflower field is completely gone, the second field still has some blooms, and the cutting garden still has many varieties available.
Can I cut flowers to take home?
Yes—visitors may cut flowers in bloom for an additional $2 per flower; the cutting sunflower garden and other flower areas allow paid cuttings.
How much does admission cost?
Tickets are usually $12 but are currently being offered at $6 for general admission.
When will the sunflower fields be at their best?
The operator indicates the next chance for the most beautiful sunflower field and best photos will be in August of 2026.
Are there animals to see at the farm?
Yes—Felix’s Family Farm has friendly farm animals on site, including cows, goats and bunnies.
Where can I see updated photos of the fields?
The farm posts updated photos on its Instagram account under Felix's Family Farm.