One of the best parts of spring is watching our gardens and country side come alive with colour as the flowers wake from their wintery slumber.
With the weather picking up and coronavirus restrictions partially easing, now is the perfect time to take a stroll amongst our county's picturesque gardens.
We have compiled a list of attractions that have some of the most stunning and vibrant floral displays. Nurtured by professional gardeners, you can expect to see intricately designed statues, ponds and plants both common and unusual.
Be sure to check the attraction's websites before visiting because opening hours vary and most attractions require pre-booked tickets for entry.
9. The Old Rectory Gardens - Sudborough
The Old Rectory Gardens in Sudborough will be reopening on Wednesday May 5! Take a gentle stroll in their stunning private gardens and maybe pop by their gift shop and check out their products provided by local artisans. They will be open every Wednesday and Saturday and their pop-up restaurant, The Garden Menu, will be making a return in July. Photo: The Old Rectory Gardens