East Lambrook Manor Gardens
Perfect cottage garden inspiration and independent hardy plant nursery.
4.4
from 79 Google reviews
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About the garden
Opening times
1st February - 29th October Tuesday - Saturday (and Sundays in February) 10AM to 5PM
Useful details
Garden area
1.75 Acres
Dog walking
Yes - Dogs on leads.
Cafe or restaurant
Food and drink facilities include a cafe/restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating.
Family
Yes - Children of all ages.
Bicycle storage
Yes - Bikes can be put out of sight if requested.
Wheelchair access
Mostly inaccessible (some paths moderately flat and paved).
Shops
Yes - There is a plant shop.
Wheelchair hire
Wheelchairs are available for hire. One wheelchair available at no charge. Email an advance for use.
Silver Street, Somerset, TA13 5HH
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Google reviews
4.4
from 79 Google reviews
Abigail Port
3 months ago
5
Beautiful gardens, very relaxing stroll with lots of interesting plants to see. Lovely plants for sale in the nursery.
Kate Griffiths-Lambeth
a year ago
5
It is always a pleasure to visit this quintessentially English cottage garden and nursery with a charming gallery showcasing local artists (current exhibition is "Petal Poise" by the highly accomplished Helen Simpson, who is based in Dorset - there are some stunning pastels, oils and ceramics and East Lambrook is an ideal venue for Helen's first solo exhibition.) At present there are a superb range of geraniums in the garden. Excellent contrasting foliage and textures and a froth of everlasting peas. There is a clearly marked path around the garden. It IS NOT suitable for buggies or those with limited mobility as there are numerous steps and the ground is uneven. Great plant shop.
Anne Wareham
5 months ago
3
Mad plant garden. Not sure it works aesthetically but you can imagine its famous creator pottering with pleasure. Good nursery.
Luke Smith
a month ago
5
So much to see in what is a relatively small garden, beautiful location with plenty of interest throughout. Loads of small paths so you can get many different views. Plenty of shade and benches. Really nice if basic coffee shop which more then does the job - great cakes! Loads of lovely interesting plants to buy which you will have seen in the gardens, oh and dog friendly too... Highly recommended, we will return!
Robert Burley
a year ago
5
The Ultimate cottage garden. A wonderful place to wander round and wonder at the planting. We received a warm welcome and after going round the gardens and spotting plants we were unsure of all our questions were answered by the experts on hand. We left with a collection of new plants for our garden. The perfect place for any gardener.