The Laskett Garden
A uniquely autobiographical garden created in celebration of the arts.
The Laskett Garden is a uniquely autobiographical garden created in celebration of the arts.
Be inspired by The Laskett's year-round garden that brings a biographical celebration of the arts to the Herefordshire countryside. Sir Roy Strong gifted The Laskett Garden to Perennial in 2021 to help people in horticulture. Created with his late wife Julia Trevelyan Oman, every part has a story to tell of the love of a very happy marriage and the creative landmarks of their lives.
The Laskett gallery
Admission price
- Adult: £12.00
- Adult with Gift Aid: £14.40
- Adult with Perennial membership: Free
- Child (under 5): Free
- Child (5 - 16 years): £4.00
- Gardeners' World 2 for 1: £12.00
Opening times today
- All services closed today.
Getting here
- The Laskett Garden
Much Birch
Herefordshire
HR2 8HZ
We welcome you to visit The Laskett Garden on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 1 April to 30 October 2025. Please book a morning or afternoon slot (10.30 am or 2.30 pm) in advance online and pay at the garden on arrival. Book today.
Saturday 6 - Sunday 14 September we will be hosting artists for h.Art week. All artwork is for sale, please speak to the artist when you visit. Please note that there will be limited access to the garden during h.Art week. Booking not required. See event for more details.
Gardeners' World 2 for 1 with a valid membership card.
Your admission includes a beautifully illustrated plan and the use of an audio guide narrated by Sir Roy Strong CH.
Assistance Dogs: To help us preserve its charm, the garden only allows assistance dogs. We are sorry we can’t admit family dogs or other pets.
Groups (6+) are welcome by prior arrangement.
Plan your trip to The Laskett Garden
VISIT ESSENTIALS
Opening times for
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Open April to October (Book today using the link below)
Saturday 6 - Sunday 14 September we will be hosting artists for h.Art week. The garden will be closed to general visitors during this period.
Assistance Dogs: To help us preserve its charm, the garden only allows assistance dogs. We are sorry we can’t admit family dogs or other pets.
Groups (6+) are welcome by prior arrangement.
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Facilities
- Gift Shop
We stock a large range of contemporary giftware, cards, stationery and gifts for gardeners, including our range of The Laskett inspired gifts.
You can also shop our full range of hundreds of cards and gifts in our online shop. - Limited Parking
Limited parking is available in the field almost opposite the garden entrance
- Tea, Coffee And Cake
Enjoy tea, coffee and delicious cakes in our tea room.
- Toilets
Toilet facilities are available behind the conservatory
- Plants Sales
Treat yourself from a range of plants available.
Accessibility
Please be aware that The Laskett’s uneven surfaces, grassed areas, narrow paths and gravel walkways make it unsuitable for wheelchair access, but work is underway to make it more accessible.
- Wheelchair Access
Please be advised the garden can be difficult for visitors who are solely reliant on a wheelchair - please see above for specific garden details.
The companion of a disabled visitor is admitted free of charge. - Assistance Dogs
To help us preserve its charm, the garden only allows assistance dogs.
We are sorry we can’t admit family dogs or other pets.
Eating
We invite you to enjoy tea and cake on your visit.
- Tea room
Enjoy tea, coffee and delicious cakes in our tea room.
- Opening times
Our tea room in open during garden open hours.
Tuesday
10:30 - 16:00Wednesday
10:30 - 16:00Thursday
10:30 - 16:00
Shopping
Once you’ve toured the garden visit our fabulous gift shop stocked with seasonal cards, stationery and gifts for garden. We also have plants on sale for you to take home.
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Gift shop
Our gift shop sells a wide selection of Sir Roy Strong’s books and a range of gifts that are exclusive to The Laskett including specially commissioned tin picnic plates, greeting and postcards, coasters & tea towels.
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Plant sales
Treat yourself from a range of plants available.
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Online shop
You can also shop our full range of hundreds of cards and gifts in our online shop.
Book your visit
To ensure your visit is as enjoyable as possible, we ask that you please book your visit in advance. Groups (6+) are welcome by prior arrangement. Please call 01432 805454 or email thelaskett@perennial.org.uk. We look forward to welcoming you.
Book todayHow to travel to The Laskett Garden
Address
Laskett Lane
Much Birch
Herefordshire
HR2 8HZ
Driving
We are located on Laskett Lane, a single track road off the A49 between Kingsthorne and Harewood End.
Public Transport
Bus 33 from either Ross-on-Wye or Hereford stops at the end of Laskett Lane. We are approximately a 5 minute walk from the bus stop.
Events at The Laskett Garden
Draw & Explore The Laskett with artist Brian Griffiths
A relaxing day workshop to include: A morning of demonstration and tuition in the conservatory followed by individualised support while sketching in the g…
The Laskett, Laskett Lane, Much Birch, HR2 8HZ
- 16th August 2025
- 10:00 - 15:00
- £65
h.Art at The Laskett
Join local artists Clair Hodgson and Jane Farrington at The Laskett during h.art week 2025
The Laskett, Laskett Lane, Much Birch, HR2 8HZ
- 6th September 2025- 14th September 2025
- 10:00 - 17:00
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