Norfolk Lavender in Norfolk, East of England , United Kingdom | Museum

Caley Mill and the National Collection of Lavenders
Caley Mill, the headquarters of Norfolk Lavender Ltd, was originally a water mill for grinding corn. Built in the local carrstone in the 19th century, and now set in its garden of lavender, roses and herbs, it has become a distinctive Norfolk landmark. In the grounds, we also have a National Collection of Lavenders. Each variety or species has its own bed. There are over 100 different lavenders to see and smell.
The Tea Rooms
Relax here whatever the season. Let us tempt you with a variety of teas, herbal teas and coffees. Also cakes, scones, cream teas, snacks, sandwiches and a selection of hot dishes are are served daily between 12 noon & 2p.m. During warm weather, enjoy your refreshments out in the patio gardens surrounded by fragrant plants. In the winter, a cheery log fire adds warmth and cosiness to your visit. Please contact us for information about bookings for special occasions.
Fragrant Meadow Garden
Explore the fragrant meadow garden. All the plants have been chosen for their aromatic qualities. Cross the white balustrade bridge and enter the 4 acre garden. Beds of shrubs, Mediterranean and shade tolerant plants, specimen trees that give all year colour and interest, and then merge into spinney and meadow. Take the path back over the bridge to our fragrant plant centre, and choose fragrant plants for your garden, patio or conservatory.