A popular Channel 5 show has dedicated an entire episode to one of Norfolk's most beautiful gardens.
Bressingham Gardens is set to feature on 'Great British Gardens', which launched in 2019 and is presented by esteemed plantswoman, Carol Klein.
The programme, to be broadcast on June 28 at 9pm, will see Klein and nursery chairman, Adrian Bloom, discuss the evolution of Bressingham over the past 70 years.
Filmed across two years, the show provides a unique season-by-season perspective as Mr Bloom lifts the lid on the story of his lifelong garden.
Adjoining the much-loved steam museum, Bressingham's gardens are split into six distinct sections.
Perhaps the best known is Adrian Bloom’s Foggy Bottom Garden, named after the man who joined the family business in 1962 and was keen to create his own space.
Today, the magnificent attraction spreads over 17 acres, with a diverse collection of around 8,000 plants.
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