Hopton Hall is very well known for its marvellous displays of snowdrops and aconites every year - and when the gardens are opened to the public each February to see them. A well marked path snakes its way round the woodland and formal gardens where several different varieties of snowdrop stand to attention as you pass. During February, of course,
the gardens are extremely barren and only show hints of what the display will look like later in the year. This year, however, the gardens were opened throughout the summer for visitors to see and enjoy the amazing displays, particularly the roses in the 1 acre walled garden that is the centrepiece of the garden.
