The staff here are really customer focussed and have a great knowledge of all things garden. Some people think going to a specialist garden centre is expensive but it really does work out more economical in the long run.
This spring I bought an amazing Sutton’s grafted tomato plant, potted it into a tub on the patio and loving the results. We’ve already had about 3 kilo of these gorgeous cherry tomatoes, and there’s loads more to come.
Last year we did the same with the grafted baby plum tomatoes. Granddaughters loved picking and eating them. Hopefully that plant will be available next year.
Happy customer.
Lots of parking.
Dogs allowed inside.
Cotton Traders inside,
Pet area, lots of plants, small furniture area, and a home furnishings section. The plant section is actually quite good.
Restaurant inside, pets not allowed in the restaurant. Outside seating too.
Children's play area in restaurant.
The restaurant is table service, which is unusual for a garden centre. We were told to take a table, then no menus arrived, we had to guess what we wanted !!
They do afternoon tea which you can book a table online for.
Maybe check the menu online before arriving...
Nice cake selection though.
A good garden centre with some beautiful, if not expensive, plants. Worth keeping one’s eye upon the sale rail in the clothing department as I once bought a wonderful pair of brand new, lined and woollen, winter trousers here for only £1. The kitchen wear department is particularly interesting and the small Sainsbury’s local can be useful. The cafe is fine but very much canteen type food though of an excellent quality.
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