Come and join the Garden Party!
Our Plant Area is full of promise for the busy season ahead; Primroses and Primula in all the colours of the rainbow, to fill your patio pots and planters with a riot of spring shades. From £1 each or 6 for £5 they are the solution to all your patio problems.
Our amazing 1litre shrub offer is proving extremely popular. At £4 each or 3 for £10 we have a huge selection of substantial starter plants to make the most of a new border or to fill the gaps left by Winter casualties. There are plenty of fresh larger shrubs too; like glossy Aucuba, cheerful Ceanothus and trusty Viburnum...all available at competitive prices.
The vast majority of our stock is British grown and often from local suppliers. Just ask for advice on the Right Plant for the Right Place at the Right Price.
Rhododendrons and Azaleas are at their best now. In shades ranging from the vibrant Geisha Orange to the subtle cream Patty Bee, great colour and starting at just £10. Remember, plant them in ericaceous compost and feed with a good acid feed and they'll provide you with a show to be proud of.
What's the time? It's Alpine Time!
These cheerful little souls will reward you year on year with early season colour and ground cover; requiring little or no maintenance make these ideal for a new project or to smarten up an existing rockery. From ever-popular Aubretia to Sedums, Violas and Alpine Pinks. Something for everyone!
Cherry Blossom will always lift a garden's spirits after the dull, cold winter days. We have many ornamental cherry trees from which to choose, as well as the popular varieties of apple, pear, apricot and peach trees which provide the fruit as well as the flower. Ask our friendly team to help you with your choice. We really share your enthusiasum.
Now is the time to:
Clean and disinfect greenhouse glass and staging
Divide herbaceous plants when frost allow
Stake perennials with pea sticks which disappear from view as the plant grows
Cut back late-flowering climbers
Keep a weather eye on frosts which can continue well into spring in some areas.