Topcroft Open Gardens, Bungay

A picturesque and popular open garden scheme is set to return to a south Norfolk village next month as it celebrates its 20th year.
Topcroft, near Bungay, has been hosting its open garden event since 2004 and this year the event takes place throughout the village on 26th and 27th May.
Topcroft Open Gardens annually see more than 1,200 visitors, with many returning year-on-year using the full two days to explore the varied gardens.
Around 15 gardens will be open, from small, neat cottage gardens to more rambling open spaces with wildflower meadows and woodland.

Some of these gardens offer plants for sale, including perennials and vegetable plants and one garden hosts a popular tombola.
The cost to see all the gardens is £5 per person and the vintage bus, which is free, picks up at various locations around the village.
The 93rd Bomb Group Museum has a little café  on site to raise valuable funds to keep the site going and entry to the museum is free.
Topcroft Open Gardens is open 11am-5pm on both days and all funds raised go to St Margaret’s Church, Topcroft.

(Credit: Topcroft Open Gardens)