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The Sussex County Sunflower Maze is officially in full bloom, showcasing more than one million vibrant blossoms shaped into a massive tribute to America's upcoming 250th anniversary.

Located at Liberty Farm in Sandyston, the annual display is celebrating its 16th year after creating New Jersey's first sunflower maze. From the air, this year's agricultural maze spells out "250 AMERICA - LIBERTY - FAITH" alongside a massive peace sign, marking the country's semiquincentennial celebrations.

The working family farm features more than 150 varieties of sunflowers spanning various colors, shapes and sizes. Liberty Farm owner Raj Sinha urged visitors not to wait to see the display, noting that the current peak bloom offers the best views of the season.

Beyond the maze, the farm is hosting weekend food trucks, craft vendors, musical performances, sunset yoga, astrophotography sessions and local author book signings.

The Sussex County Sunflower Maze is open daily from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. through Sept. 21