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JEKKA'S HERB FARM, BRISTOL...OPEN DAYS UPDATE...LAST ONE THIS YEAR ...

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THIS IS ME WITH MY GRANDSON SAM AT ONE OF THE OPEN DAYS…HE LIKES TO GROW JEKKA’S STRAWBERRIES !
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Usually, you can only buy JEKKA’S organic herb plants and seeds online via mail order, or at the flower shows that she attends, but five times a year JEKKA opens the doors and welcomes you to visit her organic herb nursery.

Jekka’s Herb Farm Open Days offer a unique opportunity to browse amongst 600+ varieties of organically grown herbs, meet Jekka and the team, and pick up some expert tips and advice!

There will be seasonal refreshments using locally sourced ingredients. So there’s no need to rush off when your tummy’s rumbling.

“JEKKA’S HERB FARM WEBSITE”: http://www.jekkasherbfarm.com
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Jekka’s Herb Farm Open Days Events 2010…

September 3rd, 4th, 5th … 10am – 4pm.

FREE Entry on Friday…£2 Sat/Sun.

There’s no need to book unless you wish to attend a Herb Workshop, which must be pre-booked. Events are at the same time on each open day:

10.30 am Farm Tour – FREE

12 – 12.45 pm Herb Workshop with Jekka McVicar – pre-book online (entry by ticket only)…workshops take place at midday on each open day and last approximately 45 minutes.

2.30 pm Farm Tour – FREE

Farm tours take place at 10.30am and 2.30pm on each day, lasting approximately 20 minutes – no booking required.

N.B. Entry is free if you have pre-booked for a workshop, and also for Catalogue holders, members of the RHS, members of the Herb Society, West of England Herb Group and the Soil Association.
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Open Days are an unique opportunity to browse and buy organic herbs and seeds at your leisure, to take advantage of special offers and learn all about how to grow herbs organically, and buy herbs which are often difficult to find elsewhere

Take advantage of expert advice and insider tips from Jekka and the team, and learn all about the intricate workings of an organic herb farm.

A special herb display is created for each open day. These demonstrate how different herbs complement each other and what looks good at different times of year, as well as offering planting suggestions for you to recreate in your own garden.

You can place orders for collection at any open day, simply allow at least 48 hours notice.

Visitors in wheelchairs are welcome – although some of the ground is rough, it is accessible.

Located north of Bristol, just off the A38 near Thornbury. Postcode is BS35 3SY for Sat Nav drivers…the farm is also signposted off the main routes during open days.

Please note: This is a working farm with some rough ground, so care should be taken when walking round the site. No dogs and no smoking is allowed. Eating and drinking is only permitted in the clearly marked area.

The farm is closed to the general public at all other times, unless prior arrangements have been made.
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See you there…
ENJOY !!!
Lots of love,

Jen & Sam!
X X

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mad
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Thats interesting jj. I only wish I lived near Bristol, I've always admired Jekka, she's a one-off.
Lovely to see children interested in growing things.

27 Mar, 2010

 

Thanks jen, i only live a short drive away, fed up with weather, mite pop in and visit jekka, brill! thanks again.

27 Mar, 2010

 

Wished I lived close, too. Many Thanks for all this info, Jen and Sam. I will visit the website at least. :-)

27 Mar, 2010

 

must be great to visit jen but to far for me affraid, dont seem to have much going on in the north, why is everything of any interest down south :o(( glad you and sam enjoyed your visit though xx

27 Mar, 2010

 

Thanks for the info, too far for us unfortunately. Glad you had a lovely day.

27 Mar, 2010

 

It must be a wonderful place. I love growing herbs. Pitty it's so far

27 Mar, 2010

 

Too many good things to visit in the Bristol area, you should all move to Walsall :-) Enjoyed the blog and seeing your lovely grandson:-)

28 Mar, 2010

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