The garden is open to everyone from 10:00 to 14:00 on Wednesdays and Saturdays all year round, also on Mondays when the clocks change to Summer Time). . You are welcome to take a walk around, sit in the sun and just relax.
Equally if you’d like to get involved and volunteer you will receive a great welcome, a careful briefing of what is involved and the opportunity to become a member of the garden. You don’t have to come every week or stay for the whole session. You will be greeted by a volunteer coordinator who will tell you what you need to know and help you find a job to do. We stop for tea mid morning.
Do come and see for yourself. Find us next to Blaise House Museum, Church Lane, Henbury BS10 7QS, click here for directions.

Our Café in the Garden will be opening on one Saturday every month
between March and November – usually the 2nd Saturday of the month.

To all our friends at Blaise Community garden and our wonderful volunteers – a huge thank you to everyone! The June café and plant sale was a big success thanks to all of you. The garden looked wonderful in the sunshine and everybody had a brilliant day. We are so appreciative and every visitor is important as the Garden is here for the benefit of the community. 

Blaise Community Garden Plant and Pollination Day is coming soon!
Hi Folks, you are invited to come to Blaise Community Garden on Saturday, the 12th of July between 10 am and 2 pm. It’s our very first Plant and Pollination event. Our aim is for you to enjoy the lovely garden and immerse yourself in the life and connections between nature, plants and insects. We have got three amazing speakers, activities for all the family and beautiful organic honey for sale. As usual, you can enjoy our delicious home-made cakes, rolls and savouries prepared by our volunteers. Freshly made tea, coffee and cold drinks will also be available . There is plenty of seating inside and outside for you to relax and enjoy your time with us. All of the details are on the poster. Entry is free!

Scenes from our April open day with café – photos by Martin Hewer