The new Winter Garden designed and planted by Adrian Bloom and the gardeners at Bressingham Gardens gets better each year since it was first started five years ago. It's also attractive in autumn as leaves slowly turn colour and fall to reveal the impact that different trees, shrubs, even grasses and perennials can have through midwinter until the first snowdrops appear, followed by thousands of bulbs planted for early spring.

You'll find many ideas for your own garden here as well as the spectacle of dramatic colour in winter. Many of the plants will be available in our online catalogue.

Winter opening each day 11.00am - 4.00pm from early November to late March.  Entry includes the Dad's Army Museum, entry through Bressingham Steam Museum.

Entry £3.50 (no concessions). Children £3.00. Winter Steam ticket £10.00

Designed and created by Alan's son Adrian Bloom V.M.H., a six acre garden of year round interest with plants collected from all over the world, broad pathways, backgrounds of conifers, trees and shrubs for perennials to contrast and complement.

Created by the late Alan Bloom V.M.H., from 1955-62, sweeping pathways and 'Island Beds' in a a six acre garden, a collection of over 4,500 different varieties of perennials and ornamental grasses- now looked after by Jaime Blake, Alans son-in-law. A destination for perennial lovers.