Kitchen Garden
About the Kitchen Garden
Building on its 350-year history, our walled Kitchen Garden is a thriving, productive space within the 65-acre Chiswick Gardens. It’s where our community groups meet, garden, get creative and feel at ease. It’s where we grow a broad range of produce for sale and for donation to local food charities. A walled haven, it is a space for visitors to find peace and inspiration, experience seasonal produce growing and see gardeners at work.
No week is ever the same in the Kitchen Garden, with diverse seasonal planting, new plants blooming and harvesting at least nine months of the year. We are constantly evolving to adapt to our community’s needs and responding to the impact of climate change. We are investing in the future of the Kitchen Garden to ensure to is useful, welcoming, sustainable and a beautiful place to visit.
What will you experience when you visit?
- Talk to and see our gardeners at work
- Watch the garden change week to week
- There will be opportunities to taste and pick
- Buy fresh produce in the pop-up Shop in the Conservatory or weekly produce market on Saturdays from April
How to visit
Our Kitchen Garden is now closed for winter.
Prices
Free entry for Members. Become a Chiswick House & Gardens Trust Member.
Ticket | Kitchen Garden only |
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Adult* | £4.50 |
Family (2 adults + 3 kids)* | £10.50 |
Family (1 adults + 3 kids)* | £6.50 |
Child, jobseekers, students | £2.25 |
Members | Free |
A walled haven
Our vision for the kitchen garden is to continue to evoke history and be inspired by it. This space designed in the 17th century for productivity and for people to spend time in, remains fit for its original purpose. We are creating new memories and traditions, adapting to climate changes and our communities’ needs, providing a beautiful, diverse, and changing walled haven.
Community work and latest updates
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