Discover organic growing
Garden Organic promotes organic growing and composting, citizen science and research, and seed conservation through our Heritage Seed Library. We want to help you garden 'the organic way', using natural methods to promote healthy, productive, sustainable gardens.
Get into organic
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Your organic garden in January
It's the start of the new year, and time to plan and prepare your garden for the upcoming growing season.
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Join us
By becoming a member you can join the thousands of people in the UK and overseas who are already leading the movement for an organic and sustainable future for us all.
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The Heritage Seed Library
The Heritage Seed Library (HSL) maintains the national collection of heritage vegetables and aims to conserve vegetable varieties that are not widely available, sharing seed with our members to grow and enjoy.
Who we are and what we do
Our charity brings together thousands of people who share a common belief – that organic growing is essential for a healthy and sustainable world. Through campaigning, advice, community work and research, our aim is to get everyone growing ‘the organic way’.
Your Garden This Month
Without bees there would be no fruit, so it pays to make your organic garden bee-friendly. In sunny spots, sow clumps of bee-attractant flowering plants.
Your organic garden in March
Spring has sprung and it’s time to get sowing and growing as the nights and days warm up.
More for March
Events & open days
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Garden Organic — Annual General Meeting
We’d be delighted to see you at our 39th Annual General Meeting, which is taking place online at 6pm-8pm on Thursday 22 October 2026, followed by a gardening question time panel.
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Visit our garden in support of the NGS — Saturday 12th September
We're delighted to be partnering with the National Open Garden Scheme to allow access to our organic demonstration garden for two special dates on 11th July and 12th September, 2026.
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Growing in a Changing Climate — Wednesday 25 February
Join us for this special one-hour webinar looking at growing food in a changing climate. The webinar will cover the impacts that common garden activities such as tools, fertilizers, feeds and composts have on the climate and how we can reduce them
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Easy seed saving: peas, French beans, tomatoes — Tuesday 3rd March
Join our Heritage Seed Library for an informative one hour webinar on seed saving from peas, tomatoes and French beans.