**Please note that the garden's opening hours have changed since the creation of this video. Please read below for this information.
By Bus: If you are travelling by bus from St Helier, take the number 8 or 9 to St Ouen’s Village. The garden is a 10 to 15 minute walk. A walking map from the bus stop at St Ouen’s Village can be found here.
After alighting the bus, please cross the road, follow the footpath alongside the Village Green towards the houses, turn left and follow Rue des Marettes. At the next junction, you will see the first sign to the garden on Verte Rue. At the end of Verte Rue, turn right and you will see a second sign directing you to the garden.
How to find us…
By Car: The garden is also marked on the Tourist Information maps which are widely available.
If you use What3words enter our address ///botany.omen.adventure
By Taxi: If you want to come by taxi or cab, we suggest calling Domino Cabs on telephone +44 (0)1534 747047, who provide a taxi service to the parishes in the west half of the Island and know where we are.
A self guided tour is £6.50 per person
A guided tour with Judith if you are visiting as a group is £11 per person
Prices...
Welcome to Our Garden
We are often asked for a copy of our plant catalogue, so we are pleased to attach a copy, which like the garden itself is continually under review.
We love to see your photos of our garden - please use and look for #judithquereegarden on Instagram.
Visiting Our Garden
Our garden opens for 2025 from May 1st.
The garden will be open for self guided tours between
10am and 4pm, Monday to Thursday and Saturday.
You can also arrange a guided tour with Judith if you are visiting as a group. Bookings for tours can be made by emailing judith@judithqueree.com or phoning 01534 482191.
Our garden is open between May and September.
Our home and garden is in St Ouen in the largest of the Channel Islands, Jersey. It maybe a small garden measuring just over quarter of an acre but it contains many rare and unusual plants.
Most of the plants are herbaceous perennials from all over the world; all nurtured in accordance with organic principles. A large bog garden contains a collection of over 80 water loving Irises and many other plants that relish the damp conditions, such as Primulas, Lobelias and Trollius.
Other areas of the garden provide the drier conditions loved by plants like Geraniums and the sun loving Salvias; a large collection includes many tender species from Central America. Every day of the year there is a Clematis in flower somewhere in the garden not surprising with over 200 different varieties and species clothing every available support.