Recommended to visit these gardens, garden centre and cafe really glad we did. Although gardens were not at their best late October still a pleasant visit. Excellent lunch and choice on the menu. Good for shopping. Cheaper garden entrance price would encourage more people to go in the wetter weather of late Autumn as it is past its best. Will revisit in summer

Excellent cafe and the Swing Easy band are well worth visiting for. If there was space we would’ve had a dance or three. Never had time to look round the gardens but will definitely return.

A charming, small, garden with ponds, fish and even a henge and an amphitheatre, all attached to a garden centre. RHS members get free admission on Mondays but their handbook and the Holme web pages and signs in the garden give confused information on non-member prices (now £8 and was £6) and the weekdays when the RHS benefit is available. If this s important, check before you go. The cafe, with indoor and outdoor seating is good and, for unknown reasons, popular with cyclyists.

Beautiful Gardens always well kept and fabulous to visit, whatever the weather. Spending a couple of hours here, relaxing in nature, admiring the gardens and the stunning flower displays is always good for the soul. The staff are so friendly and helpful and finishing off the visit with a coffee by the pond is a real bonus.

The garden centre is a favourite with us, has nice plants, and the cafe sells decent food at reasonable prices & friendly staff. The pond adjoining it is a lovely place to sit and eat on a sunny day. However do wish it was a more reasonable price to go in the gardens, we went in in the early days when it was much cheaper but the price is prohibitive now. I wouldn’t mind paying £5 per head, but at £8 a head it’s £16 for a couple! When you consider the Walled Garden at Moreton & Kingston Maurward, are not far away & free to access, and even the Blue Pool is cheaper, it’s a shame

Beautiful gardens that get bigger each trip. We come here each year and over the past several years the gardens have got bigger and better. I was sad to learn of the loss of the wild flower meadow as this area is now being planted and landscaped and we are sure in a couple of years will be as stunning as the rest of the gardens. The wild pond and surrounding slopes look as if they may be the new wild flower section and this will, we are sure, be different but beautiful. Sadly we visited a little early maybe to catch the best of the wild flowers in this bit. Can't wait to visit next year and see how things have turned out. These gardens are now probably 3 or 4 times as big as when we first visited a few years ago and at £8 per person is in our opinion is very good value. Originally found this location when looking for a cafe and it is a cafe we love to come back to. Really good coffee. There is indoor seating but the outdoor seating is set by ponds and amongst the plants and is the best spot for relaxing.

Lovely, loads to do and see, in garden centre, beautiful, spoilt for choice, very competitive. Staff friendly, and on the ball, keeping the inside and outside eating areas clean/tidy. Great views. Easy access parking. So dog friendly, with gift shop, and different areas to choose from for refreshments. We go at least twice a year.

We were given a tip that this establishment might be worth a visit. We were not disappointed. The place is beautifully laid out. Spacious seating areas, friendly staff, and the breakfast was faultless. Made even more interesting by the family of chirpy sparrows bobbing around the patio hoovering up crumbs. The pond is also abundant with life, which you can feed with fish food purchased on site. The whole atmosphere was so peaceful and the shops sold everything from bird seed to charcuterie not to mention every type of plant you can imagine. We didn't get to walk the gardens that time but we are going back very soon. A

I have visited a lot of gardens and this was by far one of the best in how well it was kept and in the quality of the plants and planting, particularly given that it is late summer when often gardens are past their best. It is beautifully laid out with wavy borders and points of interest. There is a quirky Holme Henge and an amphitheatre where it must be beautiful to see a performance in the evening. The whole garden is 15 acres and there are a couple of different length walks suggested on the map. It cost £8 for entry and whilst initially I thought this was a bit expensive, I can see how much time and effort has gone into this garden. It was far superior to a lot of more famous gardens I have seen. It’s dog friendly too which is always a bonus and the cafe and shop are also worth a visit. We had a nice lunch sat overlooking the pond and there were lots things I would have loved to have bought,but managed to confine myself to a plant and some gardening gloves! The lady in the cafe said that the garden was at its peak in May/June so we’ll definitely be back then!