A personal community driven guide about all things Suffolk and more.
Open Gardens in Suffolk. There are open garden events throughout Suffolk where you can buy plants, sample and buy local goods and simply enjoy a day strolling through the prettiest kept gardens in this county. Many villages take great pride in displaying their best gardens and put in lots of effort to make it a fun day for all. To find the best open gardens nearest to your location in Suffolk use our What To Do in Suffolk guide.
A soggy weekend in April was transformed by a visit to The Beth Chatto Gardens located in Elmstead Market near Colchester. A 45 minute drive from Edwardstone. A truly inspirational landscape divided into 4 planting sections – Wood, Gravel, Scree and Water. For professional or amateur gardeners there is so much in these…
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Boxford Gardens Open 2012 will take place on Sunday 3rd June, 11am to 5pm. Come and enjoy a great day out for all the family in the beautiful villages of Boxford and neighbouring Edwardstone. There will be more than 20 gardens to explore – large and small and of many different types – cottage,…
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6th, 7th, 8th, 9th April 2012 Trinity Park, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP3 8UH The Largest Gardening Event in East Anglia returns this Easter Come and join us at the Suffolk Showground for a great day out over the Easter weekend, the ideal place for all…
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Chelsworth is a small village with beautiful thatched cottages located between Lavenham and Ipswich. The village pub, The Peacock Inn, sits right in the heart of the village and has done for the last 400 years. Every June Chelsworth residents open their gardens to the public in the annual Chelsworth Open Gardens Day. For…
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For over 40 years the residents of Chelsworth, near Lavenham, have opened their private gardens to the public on the last Sunday in June. The village is one of the most beautiful in Suffolk and this year’s event will include 20+ open gardens, commercial stalls offering a range of refreshments, specialist nurseries and plant collections, buskers in…
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