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  A YEAR'S 2for1 gardens pass (for Kew, Warwick Castle, Abbotsford etc) in £8.50 magazine

  At 416 gardens. Plus £14 of seeds for home (excluding Northern Ireland)

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  If you buy the May 2023 issue of BBC Gardeners’ World magazine, it comes with a pass giving 2for1 adult entry to 416 gardens across the UK. 

  It's £8.50 at supermarkets and newsagents and will be on shelves from Thursday 13 April while stock lasts. Alternatively, you can pre-order or buy online from Mags Direct if you can't find a copy in-store, but postage will cost you £1.49. 

  The pass is valid at Kew Gardens, Leeds Castle, Warwick Castle, Abbotsford, Bodnant Garden, 67 National Trust gardens and hundreds more. You can use the pass as many times as you like and it's valid for a year until April 2024 – see 'More info' below for how the 2for1 pass works. In previous years, the pass has been valid at The Eden Project, but it wasn’t last year and Gardeners’ World has confirmed you can’t use it there again this year.

  The card also gives you a 10% discount when you shop with selected partners, including Hayloft, Sarah Raven, J Parker’s, Farmer Gracy and Gardening Direct.

  The magazine also comes with six free packets of seeds normally costing about £14 (except in Northern Ireland, you'll only get the 2for1 gardens pass).

  Seeds included with the magazine:

  • Kale, usually £1.90
  • Morning Glory, usually £2.40
  • Oregano, usually £2.20
  • Lettuce, usually £2.15
  • Eschscholzia, usually £2.85
  • Nicotiana, usually £2.65

  

  For more places to visit, check out our latest free and cheap days out.

  MSE Rhiannon says:

  Seeds are becoming hot-property with many people looking to spruce up the garden for spring, or introduce kids to growing their own food. The lettuce seeds especially will be interesting for kids, as they don't take too long to pop up and you don't need a lot of space to grow them. Even if you don't have a garden, you can use the lettuce seeds to grow 'microgreens' indoors – check the Gardeners' World website for more info on how to do this.

  • More info

    The following applies to the year’s 2for1 garden pass:
    

    To use the 2for1 garden pass card, check it's valid on the day you want to visit (individual gardens may have excluded dates, such as Christmas) and then simply turn up with the card at any of the gardens listed.

    You can use the 2for1 card as many times as you like, but even if you visited just one garden costing more than £9-£10, which most gardens we found were, it's worth buying the magazine if you're going to be visiting with someone else.

    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. Before you make the trip, it’s worth asking those gardens that charge a significant amount for kids’ tickets.

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

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

    Going on your own? Get up to 50% off

    Gardeners' World has confirmed that 145 gardens also give up to 50% off adult individual tickets with the same card – see the magazine guide or Gardeners' World website for details.

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  A YEAR'S 2for1 gardens pass (for Kew, Warwick Castle etc) in £7.50 magazine

  You'll also get £14 of seeds for home (excluding Northern Ireland)

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  If you buy the May 2022 issue of BBC Gardeners’ World magazine, it comes with a pass giving 2for1 adult entry to 390+ UK gardens. It's £7.50 at supermarkets and newsagents until Wed 25 May, or while stock lasts. Alternatively, it’s from £9.75 delivered online at Mags Direct if you can't find a copy in-store.

  The pass is valid at Kew Gardens, Leeds Castle, Warwick Castle, The Alnwick Garden, 38 National Trust gardens and hundreds more. You can use the pass as many times as you like and it's valid for a year until 7 Apr 2023 – see 'More info' below for how the 2for1 pass works.

  The Eden Project isn't included this year. It's been one of the popular 2for1 gardens in previous years, but Gardeners' World has confirmed it is not included this time.

  The magazine also comes with six free packets of seeds normally costing about £14 (except in Northern Ireland, you'll only get the 2for1 gardens pass).

  Seeds included with the magazine:

  • Zinnia Jazz, usually £2.55
    
  • Gypsophila Covent Garden, usually £2.65
  • Parsley Flat Leaf, usually £2.15
  • Lettuce Salad Bowl Red/Green, usually £2.15
  • Basil Sweet, usually £2.15
  • Nigella Miss Jekyll, usually £2.15

  

  MSE Rhiannon says:

  Seeds are becoming hot-property with many people looking to spruce up the garden for spring, or introduce kids to growing their own food. The magazine can be ordered online for £2.25 more than you’d pay at the supermarket, so you don't have to go out to find a copy.

  The lettuce seeds especially will be interesting for kids, as they don't take too long to pop up and you don't need a lot of space to grow them. Even if you don't have a garden, you can use the lettuce seeds to grow 'microgreens' indoors – check the Gardeners' World website for more info on how to do this.

  • More info

    The following applies to the year’s 2for1 garden pass:
    

    To use the 2for1 garden pass card, check it's valid on the day you want to visit (individual gardens may have excluded dates, such as Christmas) and then simply turn up with the card at any of the gardens listed.

    You can use the 2for1 card as many times as you like, but even if you visited just one garden costing more than £8-£10, which most gardens we found were, it's worth buying the magazine if you're going to be visiting with someone else.

    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. Before you make the trip, it’s worth asking those gardens that charge a significant amount for kids’ tickets.

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

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

    Going on your own? Get up to 50% off

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

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