The Aylsham Garden Show raised a staggering £1,400 for charities the Benjamin Foundation and the Aylsham Roman Project.
The show at Woodgate Nursery was attended by more than 4,500 people across the two day event.
Some of Norfolk's best garden designers created show gardens, in an RHS Chelsea Flower Show style event.
This year, the winning design by public vote went to Gill Gorringe and James Hawke from Perfect Surroundings Garden Design, with second place going to Ian Cooper from IFC landscapes.
Peter Purdy, founder of Woodgate Nursery, said: 'Our garden show raised a staggering amount for local charities and everyone had a fantastic weekend, with the garden show getting better every year, I'm already looking forward to the 2018 designs!'
The show also offered guidance and services to visitors to the show, as well as treasure hunts, face painting and ice creams for children.
The nursery tea room, Purdy's was kept busy all day, offering a range of homemade cakes, light lunches, ice creams, tea, coffee and soft drinks throughout the weekend.
Further information: www.woodgatenursery.co.uk or call 01263 731 510.
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