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New trees, new seeds, new hedging!

21/1/2022

 
The weather forecast is looking kindly for the rest of the month, so seize the opportunity to get ahead in the garden!

Winter is the time for planting trees, hedges and roses, and we have lots to choose from, along with new ranges of seeds, and more.
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New trees have just arrived to join our collection, including both ornamental varieties and fruiting varieties, which should start producing delicious crops in just a few short years.

The best time to plant trees is in winter when they are dormant, and the same applies to hedging plants. As long as the ground is not frozen or waterlogged you are good to go!

Hedges are terrific for wildlife, as well as for creating windbreaks, giving privacy, and adding structure and interest to your garden.

Whether you want dwarf varieties for edging flower beds, sizable evergreens for marking boundaries, or native plants for providing food and shelter for wildlife, we have something for you! Prices start from just £1.99 a plant.
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Our special offer on freshly potted Roses ends soon. Order or buy by 31st January 2022 and pay just £8.99 a plant (normal price £10.99).

We have over 100 varieties to choose from, including patio roses for pots, award-winning bush roses, and a wide selection of climbers and ramblers.

We also have a number of roses from last year now available at the nursery at heavily reduced prices.

Please note new roses are not yet on display in the retail area of the nursery, due to refurbishment works, but are available on request.
Click here to order roses
Speaking of which … every year we take advantage of the quieter months to carry out improvements and repairs to the nursery, and 2022 is no exception.

So please bear with us, and please do ask a member of staff if you can’t find the plants you are looking for – we probably do have them somewhere even if they are not in their usual place!
If you have been dreaming of those long, sunny, summer days, make them feel a step closer by taking a browse through the new online listings for our 2022 seed collection!

Maybe you’ve been fantasising about having a patch of wildflowers buzzing with bees, wigwams smothered with fast-growing flowering climbers, or a veg patch packed with a kaleidoscope of crops.

Our easy-care seed range has been handpicked by us to complement our own-grown plants.

Please note seeds are not yet on display so please take a look at our online shop and then either reserve online or give your requests to staff when you visit.
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If you are keen to grow-your-own this year, our first few seed potatoes are available now, with onion sets due to arrive soon.

Fruit bushes are well worth planting at this time of year, so they are settled in for the summer.
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Spring is just around the corner, and the first bulbs are peeping up from their pots. There is already a smattering of colour across the primroses, polyanthus, bellis and wallflowers, with the promise of masses of blooms in the coming weeks!
Snowdrops in-the-green should be arriving early February.

The winter-flowering Jasmine are in full glory and the likes of the Hellebores, Rhododendrons and Azaleas are fat with buds, so there is much to look forward to on the nursery and in the garden.
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