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Ryton Organic Gardens (photo by Annette Rand)
Sunday Roast at Stock Post Cafe(from Trip advisor)
Ryton Organic Garden
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- Excellent Garden cafe serving all organic menu - open for breakfast
- Organic demonstration area
- Herb Garden contain 200 + medicinal and culinary herbs
- Exotic Garden - demonstrates crops and ornamental plants from around the world that can be grown under glass in the UK
- Heritage seed library garden
- Cut flower gardens
- Anniversary Rose Garden
- "All Muck and Magic" (Channel 4) garden
- Kedeer greenhouse - demonstrates crop growing undercover
- Biodynamic garden - maintained by by the Biodynamic Gardening Society
- Allotment/Kitchen garden
- National Heritage Vegetable Garden - wide variety of heritage vegetables
- Wildflower Meadow & Fruitful Schools Orchard
- Apple Orchard
- Memorial Garden - plants chosen for aroma and texture
- Growth therapy garden
- Cooks garden - all edible plants
- Naturalistic & Low maintenance landscape garden
- Workshops, Courses and events throughout the year (consult website)
- ("Headlines" list of gardens taken from 2016 Ryton Organic Gardens Map & guide which you will find in your information pack in the courtesy car).
- Email CUSTOMERSERVICES@gardenorganic.org.uk to order your own.
In 10 acres:
- RytonOrganic Gardens, Ryton, Coventry. CV8 3LG Phone 024 7630 3517 Gardens, shop open from 9am to 5pm, 7 days a week. 7 miles (13 minutes) from premises. Easily combined with visit to towns of Warwick or Leamington around 10 miles further on. Chris's note: these are not ornamental gardens but chiefly to demonstrate composting and organic growing techniques. A must visit for keen gardeners.
- No dogs allowed.
- google maps showing route from my premises
- Video part 1 (10 mins) shot by myself in 2008
- Video part 2 (6 mins) shot by myself in 2008
- Best visited during growing season. Open every day from 10am to 4pm.
- Ryton is run by a charity registered in 1954 with the name: “the Henry Doubleday Research Association”. In 2005 it adopted the working name “Garden Organic”. Headquarters at Ryton set up in 1985. There are various initiatives and local facilites throughout the uk. The charity has had several administrators in recent years.
- The charity maintains the heritage seed library
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- google maps 91 reviews
- Trip Advisor 151 reviews
Review from Trip Advisor: “August is a good time to go” - back to attractions overview page
