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  • 'Free' year's pass gets 2for1 at 400+ gardens

    'Free' year's pass gets 2for1 at 400+ gardens

    In £5.25 magazine. Including Eden Project and Kew Gardens
    UK-wide

    This popular deal is back... If you buy the May issue of BBC Gardeners’ World Magazine – £5.25, out now until Wed 29 May – you’ll get a card for 2for1 adult entry to 400+ UK gardens, valid until 10 Apr 2020.

    There's a more expensive £6.99 version of the magazine which comes with gloves and seeds – see below for more info.

    Once you've got the card, check it's valid on the day you want to visit (individual gardens may have excluded dates) and then simply turn up with the card at any of the gardens listed. For more days out and activities, see our Cheap Days Out round-up.

    You can use the 2for1 card as many times as you like, but even if you visited just one garden costing more than £5.25, which most gardens we found were, it's worth buying the magazine if you're going to be visiting with someone else.



    One of the biggest savings is a 2for1 at Eden Project in Cornwall (pictured above), which normally costs up to £27.50 for a full-price adult ticket on the day.

    Some of the other gardens in the offer include:

    If you’re taking kids it’s important to note that while this is 2for1 on two adult tickets, BBC Gardeners' World says it's down to the individual garden if it’ll accept a child as the second ticketholder, so before you make the trip, it’s worth asking those gardens that charge a significant amount for kids’ tickets.

    Going on your own? Get up to 50% off

    Over 150 of these gardens also give up to 50% off adult individual tickets with the same card – see the magazine guide or Gardeners' World website for details.

    Get gloves and seeds too with £6.99 mag

    There will also be a more expensive bumper version of the same magazine out at M&S, Sainsbury's, Tesco, Waitrose and WHSmith high street stores (dependent on stock). You'll get the 2for1 gardens pass plus on the cover you'll find gloves suitable for weeding and planting, which Gardeners' World says are worth £3.99, and six packets of seeds it says are worth £16.45.

    • More info

      It's valid for garden entry only (unless the guide says you can enter other parts of the grounds).

      Individual gardens may have further restrictions, excluded dates (such as Christmas and New Year) and limited opening times, so check with the garden beforehand.

      It can't be used with any other offer and excludes groups – group size will vary per garden so check ahead.

    SEE 2FOR1 GARDENS
  • FREE entry to The Eden Project

    FREE entry to The Eden Project

    At 9am on Saturday mornings, only when you run its Parkrun
    All abilities

    If you're a regular Parkrunner you'll know that it's a free and friendly event at many locations in England and Wales at 9am on Saturday mornings (9.30am in Scotland) – but did you know there's a new Parkrun at The Eden Project?

    As Parkrun is based on the ethos that everyone should be able to participate, it's always free – which means if you run your Parkrun at Eden you'll be able to enjoy the facilities including the café and biomes after getting in your 5k morning run.

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  • £26 for year's entry to Eden Project

    £26 for year's entry to Eden Project*

    Book online to get 10% off then donate cost to get free pass
    Ongoing

    If you go online to the Eden Project* at least one day before you visit the Cornwall attraction and know the date you'll be visiting, you can get up to 10% off entry prices.

    When booking in advance, you can get an adult ticket for £26 (£28.50 at the gate) and a child ticket for £13.50 (£15 at the gate). What's more, if you choose to donate the cost of your ticket to the Eden Trust when booking, you'll get free entry for a year. This means you’ll pay £26 for a year’s entry - you’ll have to have your photo taken at the attraction as the pass can only be used by one person.

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  • 'Free' year's pass gets 2for1s to 400ish gardens

    'Free' year's pass gets 2for1s to 400ish gardens

    In £5 magazine. Including Kew and Eden Project

    It's back again this year... Buy May's BBC Gardeners’ World Magazine (£4.99, out from Tue 24 Apr until Mon 28 May) and you’ll get a card for 2for1 adult entry to 400+ UK gardens, valid until 12 Apr 2019. 

    Once you've got the card, simply turn up at any of the gardens listed. You can use it as many times as you like, but even if you visited just one garden costing more than £4.99 - which most gardens we found were - it's worth buying the magazine if you're going to be visiting with someone else.

    One of the biggest savings is a 2for1 at Eden Project (Cornwall), which normally costs up to £27.50 for a full-price adult ticket on the day. Some of the other gardens in the offer include:

    If you’re taking kids it’s important to note that while this is 2for1 on two adult tickets, BBC Gardeners' World says it's down to the individual garden if it’ll accept a child as the second ticketholder, so it’ll be worth asking at those gardens that charge a significant amount for kids’ tickets.

    Going on your own? Get up to 50% off

    Over 150 of these gardens also give up to 50% off adult individual tickets with the same card - see the magazine guide or Gardeners' World website for details. 

    Get gloves and seeds too with more expensive £6.50 mag

    There's also a more expensive bumper version of the same magazine out at Sainsbury's, Tesco and Waitrose as well as M&S and Wyevale garden centres (subject to availability). You'll get the pass to get 2for1 or up to 50% off PLUS on the cover you'll find Briers 'Seed and Weed' gloves, which Gardeners' World says are worth £3.99, and six packets of seeds it says are worth £16.48.

    • More info

      It's valid for garden entry only (unless the guide says you can enter other parts of the grounds).

      Individual gardens may have further restrictions, excluded dates (such as Christmas and New Year) and limited opening times - so check with the garden beforehand. 

      Can't be used with any other offer. Excludes groups – group size will vary per garden so check ahead.

  • 'Free' year's pass gets 2for1s to 400ish gardens

    'Free' year's pass gets 2for1s to 400ish gardens

    In £4.75 magazine. Incl Kew & Eden Project. Save up to £27

    It's back again this year... Buy May's BBC Gardeners’ World Magazine (£4.75, out until Mon 29 May) and you’ll get a card for 2for1 adult entry to 398 UK gardens (the rest are in ROI), valid until 12 Apr 2018. 

    Once you've got the card, simply turn up at any of the gardens listed. You can use it as many times as you like, but even if you visited just one garden costing more than £4.75 - which most gardens we found were - it's worth buying the magazine if you're going to be visiting with someone else.

    One of the biggest savings is a 2for1 at Eden Project (Cornwall), which normally costs up to £27.50 for a full-price adult ticket on the day. Some of the other gardens in the offer include:

    If you’re taking kids it’s important to note that while this is 2for1 on two adult tickets, BBC Gardeners' World says it's down to the individual garden if it’ll accept a child as the second ticketholder, so it’ll be worth asking at those gardens that charge a significant amount for kids’ tickets. 

    Going on your own? Get up to 50% off

    152 of these gardens also give up to 50% off adult individual tickets with the same card - see the magazine guide or Gardeners' World website for details. 

    Get gloves and seeds too with more expensive £6.25 mag

    There's also a more expensive bumper version of the same magazine out at Sainsbury's, Tesco and Waitrose as well as Wyevale garden centres (subject to availability). You'll get the pass to get 2for1 or up to 50% off PLUS on the cover you'll find Briers 'Seed and Weed' gloves, which Gardeners' World says are worth £3.99, and six packets of seeds worth £14.75.

    The seeds differ by supermarket (see 'more info' below for what you'll get).

    • More info

      It's valid for garden entry only (unless the guide says you can enter other parts of the grounds). 

      Individual gardens may have further restrictions, excluded dates (such as Christmas and New Year) and limited opening times - so check with the garden beforehand. 

      Can't be used with any other offer. Excludes groups – group size will vary per garden so check ahead. 

      The seeds you’ll get with the £6.25 mag differ by supermarket:

      • Sainsbury's - Six Sarah Raven and Jekka Mc Vicar seeds incl: Eschscholzia 'Orange King', Poppy 'Black Beauty', Cosmos 'Purity', Basil 'Mrs Burns' Lemon', Parsley 'Plain Leaved 2' and Rocket 'Wild'.
      • Tesco - Six Johnsons and Sarah Raven seeds incl: Cosmos 'Purity', Poppy 'Falling In Love', Courgette 'Black Beauty', Chilli pepper 'Chilli Shake', Parsley 'Plain Leaved 2' and Basil 'Sweet'.
      • Waitrose - Six Sarah Raven and Jekka Mc Vicar seeds incl: Cosmos 'Dazzler', Ammi majus, Poppy 'Black Beauty', Basil 'Mrs Burns' Lemon', Parsley 'Plain Leaved 2' and Coriander.
      • Wyevale - Six Johnsons and Sarah Raven seeds incl: Cosmos 'Purity', Zinnia 'Sprite Mixed', Cleome 'Violet Queen', Parsley 'Plain Leaved 2' and Basil 'Mrs Burns' Lemon'.

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