Gardens in Suffolk

Kentwell Hall & Gardens

Kentwell Hall is an Historic Tudor House, with gardens and grounds. Kentwell is well known for its Special Events (including Tudor recreations) held throughout the year.

The Place for Plants

A beautiful garden curated and designed by four generations of the Eley family

Helmingham Hall Gardens

A grand stately home with deer park and gardens.

Wyken Hall Gardens

Formal gardens crammed with topiary, herbs, roses, box, fruit trees and meandering peacocks, guinea fowl and chickens snuggle up to the Elizabethan manor house, with head-high yew hedges serving as windbreaks, essential in East Anglia, a region renowned for its 'lazy winds'.

Henstead Exotic Garden

Award-winning exotic garden with incredible handcrafted buildings.

Fullers Mill Garden

Fullers Mill Garden is a 7-acre creation on the banks of the river Lark. It combines woodland with a plantsman's paradise of rare and unusual shrubs, perennials, lilies and marginal plants.

Gainsborough’s House

Gainsborough's House is a museum dedicated to the artist, Thomas Gainsborough, who was a former resident of Sudbury. As well as the museum there's also a garden that is made up of plants that were available during Gainsborough's lifetime.

National Trust's Melford Hall

It’s fair to say that Melford Hall has had its share of trials and tribulations, but it’s thanks to many generations from medieval monks to the Hyde Parker family who still live here, that this home still stands.

National Trust's Ickworth

A Georgian Italianate palace in an idyllic English landscape. A grand place for a truly entertaining day out.

Bury St Edmunds Abbey Gardens

The Abbey Gardens is made up of different areas including the Appelby Rose Garden, Pilgrims herb garden, Sensory Garden and the water garden. The ruins of an 11th century Benedictine monastery also lay within the gardens

National Trust's Ickworth

A Georgian Italianate palace in an idyllic English landscape. A grand place for a truly entertaining day out.