Tucked away beside the Thames, Chelsea Physic Garden is the oldest botanic garden in London and houses around 5,000 different medicinal, herbal, edible, and useful plants. Read more
You can help restore our remarkable Victorian glasshouses for future generations. Our project will safeguard the glasshouses and conserve our important plant collections
We are looking for enthusiastic people who can commit a regular amount of time each month to join our volunteer team and give valuable support to the Garden.
From just £39* a Friends' Membership subscription gives you access to Chelsea Physic Garden and four other partner gardens, and helps preserve this historic garden for future generations.
There is no doubt that plants and nature can be a powerful aid in maintaining good health. Come and find out how to give yourself and your health a helping hand.
Chelsea Physic Garden and the Royal Brompton & Harefield NHS Foundation Trust (RB&H) have joined together to present The Art & Healing Power of Plants, a showcase of work that intertwines botanical art, medicine and plants. The exhibition runs until 30th August.
The Physic Garden Café offers a relaxed and welcoming space, with simple fresh cuisine. The daily menu of interesting brunch options, a varied lunch menu and seasonal daily changing specials, is complemented by a wide range of cakes and full afternoon tea. There is an extensive wine list plus botanical cocktails, mocktails and juices.
Commonly discarded kitchen ingredients paired with no & low alcohol cocktails inspired by the power of plants will be served at the Garden for the first Cub & Seedlip hosted supper club. Each drink or dish leads to the next, demonstrating innovative techniques and unique flavour combinations. Dinner will be served within the Garden and promises to be a feast for the eyes and the senses. Read more
Meera will give a talk about how spices have inspired her cooking and writing, exploring the spice journey to encourage more people to experiment with flavour. Read more
We are excited to announce that yoga will be coming to the Garden this summer. In this Monday morning class, you will flow through a sequence of postures, synchronizing breath with movement, working on both body and mind. Read more