Date set for return of Copdock and Washbrook Open Gardens afternoon
A garden in Double Street, Framlingham, for one of the open garden events in 2016. Picture: SIMON PARKER
The Copdock and Washbrook Open Gardens event will take place on Sunday, June 18 this year.
The event, which has been running alternate years for the last three decades, features a host of gardens in the village opening up to visitors from 1-6pm.
Around 15 gardens will be open, all within a short walk of around a mile, with strawberries and cream tea being served towards the centre of the village.
Alternatively, the village pub The Brook will be serving Sunday lunch and drinks.
A spokeswoman from the event said: “Some of these village gardens are absolutely unique, and quite beautiful.
“Although some are small it is very nice for people to access them.”
Entry is £5 to all of the gardens, with an additional £5 for afternoon tea.
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All proceeds will be going towards the restoration and maintenance of St Peter’s Church in the village.
For more details visit the Open Gardens website here.
