A 32-acre garden nestled in the Norfolk countryside has been named the best in the country.
East Ruston Old Vicarage, which sits between Honing and Happisburgh, has been crowned the best garden to visit in the UK this spring.
The title comes from a study conducted by leisure experts at the outdoor furniture outlet, White Stores.
It found its results by analysing 240 gardens listed by the Royal Horticultural Society and comparing their Google ratings, annual rainfall, average temperature, hours of sunlight per year, number of facilities and variety of on-site attractions.
East Ruston Old Vicarage boasts several features such as sub-tropical gardens, a glasshouse and sculptures.
There are also toilets, on-site parking, a plant shop and an accessible garden layout, while assistance dogs are welcome.
In 2026, it will be open from April 1 until October 31.
Rob Mead, buying director at White Stores, said: “Not everyone is lucky enough to have a garden of their own to enjoy, but the UK is well known for its public gardens.
"There are hundreds dotted around the UK so anyone can enjoy a day out among the flowers.
“These gardens offer more than a great day out for a family of all ages, and they’re great inspiration for people looking to decorate their own outdoor spaces.”
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