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A Great Day Out in the Heart of England

Set in the Warwickshire countryside

There is something for everyone at Garden Organic Ryton in its delightful setting in the Heart of England. Gardeners, lovers of good food, shoppers, children and those simply looking for a relaxing day out will want to visit Ryton time and time again!

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Glorious Gardens

Here at Ryton we garden in harmony with nature. Ten acres of beautifully landscaped grounds highlight the delights of organic gardening.

Glorious arrays of flowers and shrubs are on show throughout the year. We recapture the beauty of a wildflower meadow and a cornfield. Blue seas of lavender and a host of different roses invigorate the senses.

Organic gardens also provide a safe haven for wildlife and are fascinating to visit over the changing seasons. You're sure to be inspired by the ideas on display and the simplicity of this gentle approach. Just relax and enjoy yourself.

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Time for Tea?

We don't just offer tea; you can also enjoy morning coffee and lunches in our restaurant or in our Garden Cafe. We serve delicious homemade food all of which is organically grown and much of it comes from the gardens themselves - so freshness is guaranteed!

We are proud of our ability to cater for a whole range of dietary requirements and will always endeavour to meet your needs. Overlooking the gardens, the restaurant has a very welcoming atmosphere. Many people just drop by for lunch, morning coffee or afternoon tea when in the area.

Gifts Galore

You can also call into our shop at any time. You will find one of the finest selections of organic food and wine in the UK, also books and beautiful gifts.

Pesticides? - No thanks!

No-one likes using sprays, especially when they don't know what harm they may be doing in the long term to the environment, or to the health of ourselves and our children. At Ryton we show you lots of ways to keep pests and diseases at bay without using harmful sprays.

The Gardens Keep Growing!

Each year there are new display gardens to see at Ryton Gardens. The new Members' Garden and Members' Experiments Garden dedicated to our members in gratitude for all their support over the past 50 years (open to all). There are lots of unusual ideas to try out - including growing vegetables in containers and amongst your ornamental border. The Flowers for Pleasure Garden is also new and demonstrates how to grow good quality flowers for cutting and drying at home.

Conference Facilities

We have superb conference facilities. They offer unique private accommodation for seminars, meetings, events and training days. The venue is perfect for all manner of meetings with fine views of the gardens. See the conference centre page for further details.

Facilities for those with a Disability

The gardens, shop and restaurant are all fully accessible to wheelchair users. We have three wheelchairs available, including two motorised chairs, and there are toilets for those with disabilities. If you would like the use of a wheelchair during your visit, we would recommend that you book one in advance – particularly during the summer months as the demand can be high. To book a wheelchair for your visit please contact the shop on 024 7630 8201. Take a look at our Special Needs Garden run in association with Horticultural Therapy.
Guide dogs are welcome.

Opening Times

Garden Organic Ryton is open seven days a week

The gardens, shop and coffee shop will be open 9am - 5pm.

The restaurant is open 9am - 5pm

Admission prices to the gardens

Admission to the garden is FREE to Garden Organic, RHS and Birmingham Botanical Society (BBS) members

Group discounts are available. See the group visits information, groups must be booked two weeks in advance.

Getting to Garden Organic Ryton

Maps and details of how to get to Garden Organic Ryton

• By road
• By public transport
• By bicycle