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Tomnah'a Market Garden

Perth and Kinross, Scotland

Park

Opening Pick Your Own Flower sessions run on Saturdays 10am-12pm from July to September; Market Garden Tours run April to October (bespoke tours usually 2 hours, May-October).
Price Garden Tour on 19th April is free to attend with no need to book; bespoke Market Garden Tours cost £150 for up to 10 people.
Typical visit Not provided yet
Age fit Not specified
Setting outdoor

The experience

About this day out

Tomnah'a Market Garden is a 5-acre site at Comrie Croft in rural Perthshire, Scotland, growing fresh flowers, fruit, vegetables and herbs since 2015. Its produce goes to Veg Share subscribers, restaurants and local stockists, while its floristry team creates wild flower arrangements for weddings, funerals, wreaths and bouquets using flowers grown on site. Visitors can join pick-your-own flower sessions, garden tours, plant sales and craft workshops such as basket weaving.

When to go

Opening calendar

Pick Your Own Flower sessions run on Saturdays 10am-12pm from July to September; Market Garden Tours run April to October (bespoke tours usually 2 hours, May-October).

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What it costs

Prices at a glance

Admission
Garden Tour on 19th April is free to attend with no need to book; bespoke Market Garden Tours cost £150 for up to 10 people.

Prices can change. Confirm ticket terms with the venue before booking.

Practical details

Facilities & accessibility

At a glance

events barn with wooden tables, chairs and benchescovered space for rainy weathercomposting toiletmovable chairs for seating during workshops in the fieldThe Flower Hide meeting point
Accessibility
Most workshops take place outdoors on the farm, with covered space for rainy weather. The whole farm site is on a slope, though there is a more level, well-drained dirt track from the vehicle gate to the events barn; the path from the top gate is quite steep and uneven. The composting loo has a couple of steps up to it, and the nearest flush toilets and accessible toilets are at Comrie Croft, about 150m away up a rough track. Workshop participants can be dropped off at the vehicle gate to avoid the steeper slope, and alternative routes onto and around the field can be arranged for those with mobility assistance by contacting info@tomnaha.com.
Parking
Parking is plentiful at Comrie Croft. The car park is on a slope, but there are parking spaces at the top close to the Croft buildings, and workshop participants can be dropped off at the vehicle gate.
Dogs
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