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Once you have tasted the local produce of North Lincolnshire, you'll keep coming back for more. Our fertile soils, gentle climate and fresh country air produce one of nature's richest harvests.

A good place to start exploring is our award winning Farmers' Market in Brigg, held on the 4th Saturday of the month. Producers come from around the region, selling speciality foods, free-range meats and organic breads, vegetables and herbs.

If gardens are your passion, make sure you pay a visit to the Victorian walled garden at Normanby Hall. The heady perfume is unbeatable on a summer's afternoon and there's a plant nursery to help you recreate the setting at home.

At Scawby step into the fragrant walled garden, filled with fresh lavender, fruit and vegetables, and stock up with produce in the garden shop. Marvel at the exotic hardy palms and ferns at The Palm Farm at Thornton Hall, or buy olives, citrus trees and every herb imaginable at Stonecrop Herbs, perfect for creating a Mediterranean garden at home.

Take home some of North Lincolnshire's delicious local produce from farm shops such as Lincolnshire Organics, Pearson's and Poplar Farm.

A day out wouldn't be the same without an ice cream and where better than at Sargent's Ice Cream Parlour at Hibaldstow. A play area and a great selection of dairy ice creams, make this a winner with the children.

During the summer, open gardens are held throughout North Lincolnshire, visit our events pages to find out more.

The Palm Farm was established in 1967 in the walled garden, orchard and paddocks of Thornton Hall. The Palm Farm specialises in hardy garden plants including palms, exotics, trees, shrubs, climbers, conifers etc.

Opening Times:
Afternoons between 2pm and 5pm, including Sat, Sun and Bank Holidays.

Free admission

This attraction is part of the South Humber Collection, North Lincolnshire. A new destination made up of the areas leading wildlife, heritage and arts attractions.

• Telephone: 01469 531232
• Address: Thornton Hall Gardens, Station Road, Thornton Curtis DN39 6XF
• Fax: 01469 531232
• Map: [Click for map]
• Web: http://www.thepalmfarm.co.uk
• Email: info@thepalmfarm.co.uk

Friendly farm shop, restaurant and farm trail. Come and see the pigs, sheep, cows and goats then enjoy breakfast, lunch or tea in our licensed restaurant. Shop for home made sausages, pork, chicken, eggs and vegetables.

Open Monday to Saturday 9.30am - 5.30pm
Sunday 10am - 4pm

• Telephone: 01724 844466
• Address: Holme Hall, Holme, Scunthorpe, DN16 3RE
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• Map: [Click for map]
• Web: http://www.pinkpigfarm.co.uk
• Email: sally@pinkpigfarm.co.uk

Friendly cheese and farm shop, tearoom and garden centre. Over 60 cheeses, fresh bread, fruit and vegetables. Licensed tearoom for breakfast, lunch or afternoon teas with homemade cakes. Whether its fresh sandwiches, outside catering, individual hampers or special dietary requirements, call in. We sell ice cream, Lincolnshire produce, jams, pickles, biscuits, cakes, quality frozen food, beers, Lindisfarne wine and lots more.

Children's play area.
Open 7 days a week.

• Telephone: 01652 680844
• Address: Hall Farm, Melton Ross, Barnetby, DN38 6AB
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