East Lambrook Manor Gardens

In 1938 a novice gardener and her ex Daily Mail editor husband bought a derelict chicken farm at East Lambrook in Somerset. 31 years and eight gardening books later the by then famous plantswoman Margery Fish died leaving an extraordinary cottage garden of great beauty and charm. Four owners later, the by now world famous Grade 1 listed garden with specialist Margery Fish Plant Nursery is a national treasure, full of snowdrops, hellebores, geraniums and much more. For a quintessentially English day out in the UK’s best loved cottage garden look no further than East Lambrook Manor Gardens.

Open Tuesdays to Saturdays and BH Mondays from 1st February to end of October and Sundays and Mondays in February, May, June and July.

Free entry to the Malthouse Cafe, Margery Fish Plant Nursery and Malthouse Gallery. Garden entry £5.50 adults, £5.00 seniors, under 16s free.

Pre-booked groups of 10 or more £4.80 to include a free introductory talk about the garden and its creator Margery Fish. Mention you found us on the Group Travel World Directory or website and we will give every member of your group a free cup of tea or coffee when booking a garden visit.

Coach drivers, why not stop somewhere nice for tea on your way to or from Devon and Cornwall? We are only 4 minutes from the A303,  just a little way off the South Petherton roundabout  (south of the Cartgate, Yeovil roundabout) so if you are looking for an attractive place to stop for refreshments why not arrange to pay us a visit. Do first ring to let us know you are coming and your party can enjoy tea or coffee and excellent cakes in the Malthouse Cafe. Those in your group wishing to stretch their legs can pay to see the garden or visit the gallery or nursery. Alternatively book a group visit at £4.80 a head and the drinks are on us if you mention Group Travel World. Free cake for the driver of course!