Two contrasting gardens complement a pretty Georgian cottage. The sunny front gravel garden is suggestive of a dry riverbed.with a sprinkling of glazed pots to create a candy box of colour while hedging and flowering shrubs afford some privacy. By contrast a shady walled garden to the rear relies on potted annuals and perennials under planted with bulbs to create a sanctuary within the city.
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Two contrasting gardens complement a pretty Georgian cottage. The sunny front gravel garden is suggestive of a dry riverbed.with a sprinkling of glazed pots to create a candy box of colour while hedging and flowering shrubs afford some privacy. By contrast a shady walled garden to the rear relies on potted annuals and perennials under planted with bulbs to create a sanctuary within the city.
3 St Stephens Square,
Norwich,
Norfolk,
NR1 3SS
This garden has now completed its National Garden Scheme openings for this year.
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Enclosed by mature trees and yet still full of light, this garden is a tranquil oasis. Dwarf heritage apples, irises, mulberry and highly scented...
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A city garden that is plant-filled and wildlife-friendly, with unusual materials and structures. The front garden is a mini allotment with crab apple...
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A very pretty traditional cottage garden on the edge of the village. With mature trees, this garden, adjacent to C1800 farmhouse is crammed with...
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This is a garden for keen plant enthusiasts, especially if you've an interest in exotics. Boundaries disappear behind dense planting, and narrow...
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A vibrant city centre front garden designed by the owner. Entering the garden you are immersed in colour and texture. Densely planted borders and...
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In its city centre location this pretty, low maintenance garden offers high levels of privacy. A lovely place to sit, relax and enjoy the...
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A low maintenance garden in both sun and shade. The entryway into the garden is shaded by a neighbouring ancient apple tree.The Georgian architecture...
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A shaded woodland pathway lined with neighbouring apple tree branches, shrubs and ivy. A newly planted bed along the pathway is filled with shade...
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Payment is by cash only. Please get in touch with the owners for more details.
Sorry, there is no available parking for coaches at 3 St Stephens Square at this time.
Sorry, no dogs are allowed in the garden at this time.
There are no plants for sale for the time being.
Yes, one or more routes at 3 St Stephens Square are accessible to wheelchair users.
3 St Stephens Square is not explicitly a wildlife garden, but you may still find various indigenous flora and fauna.
