Fullers Mill Garden is one of Suffolk’s best kept secrets, a paradise set in 7 acres within the Kings Forest.
Fullers Mill Garden is an enchanting 7 acre creation on the banks of the River Lark. It combines a beautiful site of light dappled woodlands with a plantsman’s paradise of rare and unusual shrubs, perennials, lilies and marginal plants. Bernard Tickner, the founder, has spent over 50 years designing and creating the garden, working particularly with plant form and texture in addition to colour to build a garden of truly year round interest.
Fullers Mill are proud to have been voted as the RHS Partner Garden of the Year in the Midlands and East of England, for the second year running.
In 2013, the garden was gifted to Perennial, for its long-term preservation. Head Gardener Annie Dellbridge and her team of gardeners and volunteers now maintain the garden for the enjoyment of visitors from April to October.
Photo Credit: Richard Bloom
£7 (£7.70 Gift Aid)
Children: (16 and under) Free
Annual membership for 2 adults is available for £30 (ask at the garden for further information)
April – October
Wednesday 2:00 – 17:00 | Friday, Saturday & Sunday 11:00 – 17:00
By Road:
At jct with A140 (to Norwich) turn north towards Norwich, and after approximately 200m turn right onto B1078. Continue on this road to Ashbocking and at the crossroads follow the signs by turning left on B1077 to Helmingham.
By Public Transport:
From Ipswich station it is 9 miles to Helmingham Hall Gardens.
