National Garden Scheme – East Ruston Old Vicarage, Norwich

March is an interesting time for garden visitors when the spring bulbs and early blossoms are beginning to bring colour into the garden. You can see how a garden prepares for its summer opening, and what better place to see this than at East Ruston Old Vicarage which this year sees its 30^th year of opening for the National Garden Scheme.

All year-round interest displayed in a variety of different types of garden which include walled, rose, fruit, vegetable, cutting Mediterranean and exotic. Topiary and box parterres.  Containers to die for, and rare and unusual plants abound in 32 acres. Wheelchair access. No dogs.

Admission £13, Child £2. Light Refreshments.