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.
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.
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