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Thousands of people have discovered the benefits of organic gardening. Like to join them? Find out more about visiting us, volunteering or becoming a member.

Ways to get involved

  1. Emma and Jules in the gardens at Ryton

    Join us

    By becoming a member you can join the thousands of people in the UK and overseas who are already leading the movement for an organic and sustainable future for us all.

  2. Volunteers working in the gardens

    Volunteer with us

    View the latest volunteering opportunities with Garden Organic, including composting and gardening, seed saving and experiments.

  3. Ryton garden in November

    Visit Ryton Gardens

    Our inspirational organic demonstration garden at Ryton is a unique place to visit and learn how to cultivate your own thriving organic, sustainable growing space.

Courses and events

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  1. Flowers and vegetables growing together

    North London Organic Gardeners — Plant Sale

    North London Organic Gardeners invite you to join their annual plant sale.

  2. Flowers and vegetables growing together

    North London Organic Gardeners — Monthly Meeting

    North London Organic Gardeners invite you to join their regular monthly meetings.

    Held at the hall at the back of Holy Trinity Church, Green Lanes, Winchmore Hill N21 3RS (access to car park from Queens Road)

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    Visit our garden in support of the NGS — 12th July

    We're delighted to be partnering with the National Open Garden Scheme to allow access to our organic demonstration garden for two special dates on 6th July and 7th September, 2024.

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    Visit our Heritage Seed Library — 10th May 2025

    Our Heritage Seed Library is at the heart of our seed conservation work - and holds the National Collection of Heritage Vegetables. Get exclusive behind-the-scenes access at this open event, which will offer you a rare opportunity to view our working spaces to reveal how and why we grow heritage varieties for seed.