Southwold, Suffolk

Flower Delivery to Suffolk with Clare Florist

The history that surrounds the formation of Suffolk is as interesting as it is informative. The East Anglia and England were essentially named after the Angles, who, around the 5th century took control of these places and labelled them as ‘North folk’ and ‘South folk’ and that is how, over time, these regions came to be called as Norfolk and Suffolk. Many of the surrounding areas that enveloped Suffolk were merged to form the Kingdom of East Anglia which then merged with Mercia and later on with Wessex.

Today, some of the well known as well as lesser known towns, cities and counties that form part of the county of Suffolk in England include Badley, Bramford, Acton, Dunwich, Eastbridge, Falkenham, Kentford and the likes.

The Abbey Gardens in the Suffolk County are the perfect place to unwind, relax and take long walks with a loved one. The environment is relaxed and the best flowers in Suffolk can be found here growing in their absolutely precious and natural habitat. In these gardens, you will come across species of trees, plants and flowers that are not just rare but also the kind that you may have never seen before. The beauty of Suffolk flowers can be seen in the myriad gardens that are freely accessible to the public including tourists, the Abbey Gardens being one of them with the St. Edmundsbury Cathedral, another prime tourists attraction of Suffolk county overlooking the garden

Suffolk as a county in the UK is one of the most charming places on the planet with its unperturbed natural beauty. There is very little modernisation in this county that adds to its rustic nature making it the ideal getaway for people from their hectic city lives. With the multitude of florist shops that dot the surface of the county, you can even send flowers to Suffolk relatives, friends or anyone that you may know of.

All of the aforementioned attractions belong to Bury St. Edmunds and this place is, in fact, one of the gems of this county which also includes the Theatre Royal which has recently been restored.
 
Suffolk is also famous for its historic attractions that help you to familiarize yourself with the rich history that surrounds this county spanning from the stories of origination of the Magna Carta to King Edmund, whose death still remains a mystery. However, not everything about Suffolk is prehistoric and rustic as you will also find some shopping malls for the much needed retail therapy.

Suffolk is also known for its unique beaches that you are unlikely to find anywhere else. It is nothing like the crystal clear water you may have experienced on other beaches as the water of Suffolk beaches is essentially brown and the walks along these windy beaches with your feet sinking into the fine beige grains of sand is just the closest you will ever be to nature.

Suffolk has myriad activities to look forward to and it essentially has something for everyone.

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