Yeo Valley Organic Garden
Plan your visit and discover something new
A Fond Farewell
We’ve hunkered down for winter, and the garden has shut its gates. We’ll reopen briefly for the Shepton Mallet Snowdrop Festival on Friday 19th and Saturday 20th February, and the Hardy Plant Fair on Saturday 20th March. We’ll reopen fully for the 2027 season on Thursday 8th April. Thanks for all your support throughout the 2026 season. Have a cosy winter, and we look forward to welcoming you in the spring.
We’re Hibernating
We will open the gates again every Thursday, Friday and Saturday from Thursday 8th April. Season tickets for 2027 are coming soon and will be available to purchase from the Garden Shop, The New Inn and HQ Canteen. We have so many exciting events planned, from more Farm 2 Fridge days to the third Yeo Valley Organic Garden Festival, from Thursday 16th – Saturday 18th September 2027!
Don't forget our HQ Staff Canteen is open Tuesday to Friday for breakfast, lunch or a hot drink and a yummy slice of cake.
Getting here
Public transport here leaves a lot to be desired, so you’d be best to come by car, bike or foot. We’re just 15 miles south of Bristol (off the A38).
Garden Accessibility
There is access for wheelchairs, and mobility scooters to the cafe. In the garden itself, there is extensive use of gravel and grass which can be limiting. Assistance dogs are welcome.
Members
If you are an RHS, Soil Association or Garden Organic member, please be sure to bring along your membership card to show on the day at entry.
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Groups & Season tickets
2027 Season Tickets Coming Soon! See what we have planned for next season.
A glimpse before your visit
Meet the team
For over 30 years, the ornamental garden has been transformed, emphasising bold planting and whimsical elements. The creativity is evident in unique and playful arrangements, ensuring the garden remains a delightful experience for visitors all through the efforts of the Yeo Valley Organic Garden team.
From flowers in full bloom to a cosy garden tea room, there’s plenty to discover at the Yeo Valley Organic Garden. If you spot a member of the team don't forget to say hello, they're a friendly bunch.
Plan your visit ahead of your arrival, and take a sneak peek of our garden map.
Autumn in the Yeo Valley Organic Garden
The Avenue
We planted the avenue in 1995; lined with Tea Crabapple trees (or Malus hupehensis, to the uninitiated), it’s at its most beautiful when the blossom is out in May.
The Meadow
We sowed our perennial meadow over 10 years ago and it’s continued to flourish. After flowering, the meadow is cut and the seeds left to drop so the wild flowers can continue to bloom year after year.
The Gravel Garden
From the bees’ paradise of the thyme bank to beautiful herbaceous planting, the gravel garden is a true tapestry of colour. Most of the plants have come from our friends at the organic nursery Caves Folly.
The Veggie Garden
On what was once a tennis court sits a mixture of veg and flowers – our ornamental kitchen garden. We grow all our own plants here – even the supports are hazel and willow from the garden. Our seeds come from Tamar Organics.
The Garden Cafe
No visit to the garden would be complete without a cup of tea and slice of cake, or even a light lunch. There’s a terrace for sunny days and a wood burner inside for when its more chilly!
The Organic Garden Shop
Before you say goodbye, make sure to pop by the garden shop and load up on all your favourite Yeo Valley Organic goodies, browse a selection of our favourite local products and don't forget to check out our quirky gardening bits and bobs.
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HRH The Duchess Of Edinburgh Visits Yeo Valley Organic
Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Edinburgh, visited Yeo Valley Organic to discover projects which are opening up the countryside and to learn more about sustainable farm and gardening practices.
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how to get here
Public transport here leaves a lot to be desired, so you’d be best to come by car, bike or foot. We’re just 15 miles south of Bristol (off the A38).
Yeo Valley Organic Garden & Events
Yeo Valley Organic Garden
Holt Farm, Bath Road, Bristol
BS40 7SQ
Closed, Reopens Spring 2027
