Fascinating Gardens
The garden lover will find many new ideas, much of historical interest in the many gardens open to the public.

Sheringham Park (National Trust) - The park was laid out by Humphry Repton to make best use of the landscape to create stunning views. Sheringham is best known for masses of rhododendrons and azaleas which provide spectacular displays in May and June.
www.experiencesheringham.com

East Ruston Old Vicarage - Taking advantage of the benevolent climate near the coast, the garden at East Ruston Old Vicarage features many exotic and rare plants. Everything from a banana tree to a wild flower meadow will be found in a very English setting. Cuttings of unusual species are often for sale.
www.e-ruston-oldvicaragegardens.co.uk

Priory Maze & Gardens, Beeston - The maze is designed on the floor plan of the old priory nearby. Natural gardens and wildlife habit have been recalined from scrub and woodland, with wild flower meadow, ponds and streams.

Mannington Hall - Over a thousand roses are found in the grounds of this moated medieval manor house with displays tracing the history of the rose from the 15th century. Organised walks and demonstrations await the rose enthusiast.
www.manningtongardens.co.uk