• Dahlias & Summer Flowering Bulbs
• Late Autumn & Winter Flowering Bulbs
• Spring Flowering Bulbs
• Tulip Bulb Gift Packs
• New Products

Make sure to keep your tubers frost free at all times, noting that they become more vulnerable to cold conditions when they are wet. Tubers will grow rapidly if kept constantly warm indoors but this will lead to soft, etiolated growth, which can collapse before it is possible to move the plants outdoors once conditions are frost free. Unless you are wanting early growth to take cuttings, starting your tubers is better left until after mid-April, when higher temperatures and light levels will ensure healthier, steadier growth. Your tubers will store perfectly happily in their original packaging, kept cool and dry, until you are ready to start them into growth.

From today (19th March) we have switched to a tracked service with Royal Mail. If we have it we will add your email and contact telephone number to the delivery information and you will receive either/both a text message and an email notification for your order.

Nursery Opening Times

The nursery is currently closed to visitors, except by appointment. Customers may collect pre-paid bulb & plant orders by arrangement.

New Ranunculus for 2025

Our collection of ranunculus asiaticus hybrids now includes some of the 'Amandine' series - the Rolls Royce of this increasingly popular cut flower.