Re: good sites

I can recommend this one for a large variety of young shrubs. I recently ordered 10 and they are all lovely little plants. If I find an unusual variety I would like to try, I shall try here first:
http://www.glenvillenurseries.co.uk/acatalog/index.html?http%3A//www.glenvillenurseries.co.uk/acatalog/

 

Awww - Liz! What are you doing!? I can't afford to buy any more plants... must... stop..... buying.... plants!

Haha - but seriously, thanks for the tip! :D

 

I know, it's awful, isn't it? The internet will drive me to bankruptcy.... I sit here and browse, click a few buttons, and lo and behold, beautiful things arrive at my door. Must stop it. :eek:

 

Which reminds me, must start the mesembryanthemums soon...
I think they're one of my favourite seeds to grow, so easy and such lovely disneyland colours

[ 14. March 2006, 01:03 PM: Message edited by: Liz ]

 

i got a bargain from ebay of bare-rooted shrubs , excellent quality from http://www.jacksonsnurseries.co.uk/
i ll certainly use them again, even if i have to pay full price!

 

Thaks, LG, I've been looking for someone selling sapling weeping purple beech and lime for ages! Another step nearer to bankruptcy!

 

Agree with liz got my plants from GLENVILLE NURSERIES last week all good.
had a look on jacksnurseries then look good as well
went to wyevale yesterday got 2 packs of plug plants for �£3. instead of �£6.

 

Hey Gwen - Don't let some of our posters find out you've been to "the Garden Centre that dare not speak its name"!

 

Dave - your first post here is exactly what I'd have said if I'd been here first!! I've jsut looked at both sites - it's great to ahve recommendations. I put my most recent good find on another thread, re hedging plants - I was so pleased I'll put them here too - http://www.hopesgrovenurseries.co.uk - and the catalogue is beautiful - such lovely glossy photos!!
:D :D :D

 

READ IT YESTERDAY ilike the staff cant blame them for what happened it was in 2004 hope they learnt
a lesson.

 

That Jackson's Nurseries one is not too far from me - Staffordshire. The in-laws live not a million miles away so may plan a visit (to see them, obviously, and a side issue we can stop and have a look! )