Burrow Farm Gardens
Old Taunton Road, Dalwood, Axminster, Devon, EX13 7ET
Thirteen acres of East Devon gardens with woodland, naturalistic planting, a wildflower meadow and specialist nursery.
Visit information checked 17 August 2026
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Why visit Burrow Farm Gardens?
Burrow Farm Gardens grew from a disused Roman clay pit cleared by Mary Benger after the family moved to the farm in 1959. It now covers 13 acres, with mature trees, woodland and more open planting set against East Devon views. Azaleas and rhododendrons are a spring focus, the wildflower meadow follows in early summer, and the Grasses Garden carries interest later in the year. A nursery, tearoom and garden shop are on the same site.
What to see
- Explore the Woodland Garden created from the farm's former Roman clay pit.
- Time a visit for spring shrubs, the early-summer wildflower meadow or later grasses.
- Browse the on-site nursery for perennials, shrubs, acers and shade plants.
Plan your visit
- Best for
- Seasonal planting, woodland gardens, naturalistic borders and visitors who want a nursery and tearoom on site.
- Before you go
- The garden is seasonal and only parts are wheelchair accessible. Check current opening dates, admission and access details on the official website.
Source: Burrow Farm Gardens
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Location
Old Taunton Road, Dalwood, Axminster, Devon, EX13 7ET
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