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337+ varieties grown locally at our Staffordshire nurseries. Every plant is nurtured by our family team, acclimatised to local conditions and ready to thrive in your garden.
337+ varieties grown locally at our Staffordshire nurseries. Every plant is nurtured by our family team, acclimatised to local conditions and ready to thrive in your garden.
Click on a category to explore our full range. Each dedicated page lists every variety we grow.
Japanese Maples, Magnolia, Eucalyptus, Birch and more specimen trees.
Including: Acer, Magnolia, Eucalyptus, Fagus, Betula
Hydrangea, Rhododendron, Camellia, Azalea and dozens more.
Including: Hydrangea, Rhododendron, Camellia, Azalea, Viburnum
Our flagship collection - 20+ Acer palmatum varieties grown in our sheltered Walled Nursery.
Paniculata, macrophylla, serrata and arborescens types for every garden situation.
Stunning spring colour with 14 locally grown varieties suited to Staffordshire gardens.
Elegant winter and spring flowering shrubs - japonica and williamsii types.
Azalea
Spindle
Viburnum
Magnolia
Unlike large garden centres, our plants are grown on here, acclimatised to local conditions and nurtured by our experienced staff before reaching your garden.
Our historic Walled Nursery in Eccleshall creates unique microclimates within its sheltering brick walls, allowing us to grow varieties that might struggle elsewhere. Combined with our team's 70 years of horticultural expertise, the result is healthier, hardier plants that establish faster and perform better.
337+
Varieties Grown
70+
Years Growing
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Nursery Sites
Our expert team can help you find the perfect plant for your garden. Give us a call or pop in for a chat.
Percy here!
Need a hand with your garden? I've been growing plants for 40 years - ask me anything!
Percy - Garden Expert
40 years of growing wisdom
Afternoon! Percy here. Been pottering around gardens for over 40 years now, and there's not much I haven't seen. What can I help you with today - got a poorly plant, planning a new border, or just fancy a chat about what's looking good this season?
Quick questions:
