A secret garden fair promising a "traditional British summer day out" is returning to a Norfolk village.
Ringstead Open Gardens is taking place near Hunstanton on Sunday and promises a "wonderful blaze of colour", cakes and community spirit.
In a tradition spanning nearly 50 years, 14 private gardens will be presented to the public during the event known for drawing in keen locals and holidaymakers.
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This year's event will include small cottage gardens and large manicured lawns with herbaceous borders, each with their own "special allure".
Host gardeners are working to ensure their displays are at their best with flowers in full bloom including a range of roses, delphiniums and alliums.
An afternoon tea with homemade tarts, quiches, cakes and bakes will be available in the Village Hall alongside live music.
A selection of stalls include a plant sale, tombola and a raffle competition.
All funds raised on the day will be donated to St Andrew’s Church which is hosting a Flower Festival from Saturday to Monday between 10am and 5pm.
Gardens are open from 11am with a £5 entry fee to all locations.
Afternoon teas will be served from midday to 2pm at £17.50 a head and can be booked by contacting the event organisers.
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