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Wanborough Herb Garden

A specialist herb nursery where you can see and buy more unusual herbs and herbaceous plants, growing in gardens that have been chemical-free since 1923. Specialist advice is available from the owners. There is a children's play area. Admission is free.

Location

Wanborough Herb Garden is situated about four miles south of Swindon at Callas Hill.

Contact

Wanborough Herb Garden
Callas Hill
Wanborough
Swindon

Tel: 01793 790327

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