We are delighted to have been chosen to benefit from funds raised with the sale of refreshments in this lovely oasis in the heart of Norwich. We will be there selling teas, coffees and a selection of delicious homemade cakes and savouries.

Take a moment to relax in this stunning garden, ideally situated between Chapelfield and the Plantation Garden. It is a secret haven where you get the best view of the Cathedral Church from anywhere in the city. It has become a social hub for the parish community, and a place of quiet contemplation.

Please kindly note that the timing of this event is TBC.

We are delighted to have been given the opportunity to raise funds by selling teas, coffees and a selection of delicious homemade cakes and savouries at this NEW for 2025 NGS open gardens event.

This is a group of six city centre front gardens and a vibrant community garden on a charming historic street of Georgian terraced houses. Starting at the top of the square, the community garden is in full sun, packed with plants, and boasts colour throughout the year. As you move along the street, you go from sun-loving plants in the sunny gardens of nos. 3, 11A and 15, to shade-loving plants under overarching trees in gardens 35, 37 and 39 at the end of the street. Each garden has its own individual and unique charm.

Entry to the gardens costs £6.00 for adults and children under 12 are free. Advance tickets can be purchased at the link below, or you can pay on the day by cash or card.

  • Plants for sale
  • Wheelchair access
  • Closest parking: Chantry Place or NCP next to the Bus Station
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We are delighted to have been chosen to benefit from funds raised with the sale of refreshments at this NGS open garden event. We will be there selling teas, coffees and a selection of delicious homemade cakes and savouries.

Entry to the garden costs £6.00 for adults and children are free.

A two acre tranquil garden surrounding Manor House, (not open), that has been developed by the owners for over 30 years. Mature trees, colourful herbaceous borders, dell garden, potager style vegetable plot, pond, a 15 acre wild meadow walk and wonderful thatched C18 barn.

Wheelchair access to teas and terrace overlooking garden.

Book ahead at the link below, or just turn up on the day.

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We are delighted to be returning to the beautiful Stody Lodge Gardens for a third year to raise funds by selling teas, coffees and a selection of delicious homemade cakes and savouries.

Stody Lodge has teamed up with local auction house and antique valuers, Bishop & Miller, to host an “Antiques Roadshow” style affair for the second year running. The team of specialists will offer free valuations of small, portable items such as paintings, jewellery, watches, silverware, medals, coins, ceramics and textiles. Anyone curious for a valuation is encouraged to bring portable items to see what they might be worth – treasures are sure to be discovered!

Entry to the garden costs £9.00 for adults and children under 12 are free. Advance tickets can be purchased at the link below, or you can pay on the gate by cash or card.

The full 14-acres of Stody Lodge’s renowned rhododendron gardens are at visitors’ disposal, alongside admiring the wonderful antiques that are being valued on the main lawn.

  • Free car park
  • Dogs on leads welcome
  • Plants for sale (cash only)
  • Toilets on-site
  • Good disabled access to almost all areas of the gardens
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We are delighted to have been chosen to benefit from funds raised with the sale of refreshments at this NGS open garden event. We will be there selling teas, coffees and a selection of delicious homemade cakes and savouries.

Entry to the garden costs £5.00 for adults and children are free.

The garden at Bishop’s House is a four acre walled garden dating back to the 12th Century. Extensive lawns with specimen trees. Borders with many rare and unusual shrubs. Spectacular herbaceous borders flanked by yew hedges. Rose beds underplanted with hosts, meadow labyrinth, organic kitchen garden, herb garden and bamboo walk.

  • Plants for sale.
  • Cashless payment available.
  • Wheelchair accessible over gravel paths and some slopes.

Book ahead at the link below, or just turn up on the day.

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We are delighted to once again be the chosen charity to receive entry fees and donations at this much-loved horticultural event.

This year, funds raised will help establish a community choir at Priscilla Bacon Lodge. Read more about this here.

Plant Lovers’ Day is now in its 18th year, and takes place at the stunning monastic site of Creake Abbey, just south of Burnham Market in North Norfolk.

The event brings together specialist nurseries from across Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, and Essex, with top growers from further afield also showcasing their finest plants.

A delicious range of refreshments will be available from handpicked Norfolk street food vendors, alongside The Barn Café.

Entry is £5.00 per adult, with all proceeds coming to the Priscilla Bacon Hospice Charity. Children under 16 go free. Dogs on leads are welcome, but must not be left in cars.

A plant crèche will run all day in the Main Barn, so you can shop and drop with ease.

Make sure to visit our stand, where we’ll be selling edible plug plants grown by our Head Gardener, Jack Mackenzie, at Priscilla Bacon Lodge. These include Purple Kale, Pak Choi, Climbing French Beans, Sweetcorn, Lettuce and multiple varieties of Tomatoes, Squash and Courgette.