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Visit An inspiring medicinal herbal plants garden near Corbridge, Northumberland, UK

"Inspirational and uplifting"

E.M., Warkworth, Northumberland

"What a fantastic find! Thank you."

L.S., Salford

"Very spiritual – lovely peaceful feel and the planting is very imaginative."

P.L., Wylam, Northumberland

Welcome to Dilston Physic Garden

Dilston Physic Garden, nr Corbridge, Northumberland, UK

A unique venture near Corbridge, Northumberland,
providing visitors with the opportunity to learn
about the wonderful healing properties
of over 600 medicinal plants growing in the garden

The Physic Garden near Corbridge is a kind of wonderful outdoor medicine chest, full of healing herbs all signposted as to what aspects of health they promote and how. Unique to the North East of England the garden is open to the public from April to September and runs a series of exciting courses on herbal medicines (led by the local Herbalist and including tree and hedgerow plants), cooking with herbs, flower essences and magic plants, amongst other.

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Not so much a garden
as a treasure trove of healing plants (over 700)

lots to see and do

Roll on the Chamomile Lawn

Wander in the Willow Coppice

Say Hello to the Dragon

Watch the Wind Sculpture

Visit the Witches Den and the Magic Area

Browse in the Physic Hut for Lotions, Potions and dried Herbs to buy

Purchase a potted Plant

Book a day or half day learning and enjoying
more about the plants and their uses

Draw a picture and win a magic book prize

Plant a magic bean

Make a wish at the Cloutie tree

Playhouse and toys for Kids

New Jacobean herb area being established by Marie Addyma

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2010 Opening Times

The Garden is open mid April to mid October on Wednesdays and Saturdays 11am - 4pm.

More visitor information

Dilston Physic Garden is a Registered Charity (number: 1120141) with links to Newcastle University in several ways, including interactions with the Northeast Universities Medicinal Plant Research Centre and educational visits from University medical students and groups from other University Departments.

Visit An inspiring medicinal herbal plants garden near Corbridge, Northumberland, UK