 | On the edge of East Bergholt village A garden laid out at the beginning of the 20th century. The garden has a collection of trees and shrubs, Particularly beautiful in late spring when the rhododendrons, magnolias and camellias provide display of colour. It has a specialist plant centre. more information |
| 4 miles north-west of Stowmarket, signposted off the A14 The gardens and park of this Jacobean manor house are open to the public.Lawns and small gardens with the attraction of some magnificent old trees in the park that has 100 acres of woodland to walk in. more information |
 | 9 miles north of Ipswich, 5 miles south of Debenham on B1077 A Tudor hall surrounded by a wide moat and 400 acres of deer park. The house is the home of the Tollemache family, and the garden is particularly beautiful when the musk roses are in bloom. Features a walled garden, a kitchen garden and a herb and knot garden as well as a Tudor garden. Herds of red and fallow deer are in the park, and some of the oak trees here are thought to be 900 years old. more information |
| 6 miles north of Ipswich, to the east of the A14/A140, or south of Stowmarket off the A45 One of the finest examples Italianate garden in England. Now closed. more information |
 | At Stanton, 9 miles north-east of Bury St Edmunds, I mile east of A143 Surrounding a private Elizabethan manor house, the garden was created at the end of the 20th century. A series of outdoor rooms, with a knot garden, herb garden, rose garden and a traditional kitchen garden. A woodland walk leads to the Wyken Vineyards. more information |