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Description |
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| Patrick’s
Patch is a vegetable garden in Beaulieu village,
built in 2008 and managed by a head gardener and volunteers.
Primary school children make regular hands-on visits to learn
gardening skills and understand where our food comes from.
The courses and tours of the garden are free.
A visit to Patrick’s Patch can provide both ideas and
tips for your own garden, or a tranquil place to wander and relax.
The garden is surrounded on 2 sides by walls made from heather
bales and cord wood, against which trained fruit is grown. The
vegetables, fruit, herbs and cut flowers are grown all year round
and are used in Fairweather’s Garden Centre’s, Hungry
Gardener Café across the road. |
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Open |
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The garden is open
every day from 9am to 5.30pm.
Drop in sessions for children
and their parents are run every Saturday 10.30am-12pm March to
August.
Courses are
normally run on Saturdays
- see the Fairweathers Website for dates.
Tours are
normally run on Tuesdays
- see the Fairweathers Website for dates. |
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Prices |
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Contact |
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| Patrick’s
Patch, Fairweather’s
Garden Centre, High Street, Beaulieu Hampshire SO42 7YB. To
book a place on a course or tour please call Tel: 01590 612307. Website |
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Directions |
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Parking |
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| Free parking at
Fairweather’s Garden Centre’s across the road for
the first hour. |
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Refreshments |
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| Fairweather’s Garden Centre’s,
Hungry Gardener Café across the road. |
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Accessibility |
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 Disabled
access
The
toilets at the garden centre cater for disabled people but there
is a multi sex toilet available in Patrick's Patch. |
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