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Dozens of varieties of pumpkins and squashes have been grown at Sarah Green's organic farm in Tillingham. There's no need to book, free entry to come along and choose your pumpkin (priced by variety and weight), refreshments including hot drinks and cake are available and you are welcome to take pictures. Dogs on leads are welcome. Sunflowers are also available to pick.
The pumpkin patch is open Saturdays and Sundays until the end of October, plus every day during half term.
Call direct on:
Tel01621 778844
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