Bath Organic Group

Community organic gardening in the heart of Bath

Bath Organic Group is a volunteer-led community garden offering a welcoming space to learn, share skills and grow seasonal food. We follow Soil Association organic principles, nurture wildlife-friendly habitats and welcome all backgrounds and abilities. Whether you are new to gardening or an experienced grower, you can join our friendly group, share the garden and produce, get friendly advice and plenty of fresh air at our community garden near the centre of Bath. And did we mention tea and cakes?

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About us …

Growing together, naturally in Bath

Join us

Bath Organic Group’s garden opened in 1990 as a demonstration garden for organic methods. The garden, which is run by volunteers, is open on Saturdays and Tuesdays between 10 am and 1 pm. Visitors are welcome to visit and look around, have a cup of tea and a chat. Volunteers, both beginners and  experienced gardeners, help maintain this half-acre of beautiful, productive and (reasonably!) well-maintained fruit and vegetable garden.

Events

A close-up photographic view of a weathered wooden planter box brimming with heirloom tomatoes in various stages of ripeness, from pale green to deep red, their skins slightly glossy with tiny drops of water. The planter rests on a mulched garden path bordered by low, flowering herbs such as marigolds and calendula. Overcast daylight provides soft, diffused lighting that gently wraps around the fruit, minimizing harsh shadows and emphasizing natural colors. Shot from a slightly elevated angle with a shallow depth of field, the front cluster of tomatoes is in crisp focus while the background dissolves into a soft, earthy blur. The mood is fresh, organic, and nurturing, with a professional, documentary-style realism ideal for an organic gardening charity site.

Workdays

Join our volunteer garden workday in Bath, every Tuesday and Saturday morning. We share in learning organic techniques while helping maintain our thriving community site.

Seedlings in our propagation tunnel

Soil prepared for planting out seedlings

The bower where we shelter from sun – or rain – during tea breaks