NIGEL WRIGHT RHODODENDRONS


at £8 and £12 each Free Advice


& Planting Plans Private Nursery. To visit, cal l


CHULMLEIGH AREA (01769) 580632 EX18 7QU


www.wrightrhodos.com


West Kington Nurseries Ltd


West Kington, Chippenham, Wiltshire, SN14 7JQ


PUBLIC OPEN DAYS Sept 11th-12th - 10am-5pm


Buy Direct from the Grower


Huge choice of perennials, roses, shrubs, trees, climbers, bedding, hedging and topiary!


Refreshments - Advice - Parking


www.wknurseries.co.uk 01249 782822 sales@wknurseries.co.uk


Massive Savings


Specialist grower Over 200 varieties


Mill Cottage Plants


Rare and Unusual Hydrangeas,


Ferns, Epimediums, Erythroniums & other unusual perennials


www.millcottageplants.co.uk


OPEN BY APPOINTMENT 01749 676966


Henley Mill, Henley Lane, Wookey BA5 1AW


SALLY GREGSON NCH GARDEN DESIGN & CONSULTANT PROPAGATION COURSES


TOWN TREE


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NATURE GARDENS MARTOCK, SOMERSET


of ponds & gardens with wild & cultivated plants.


OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND 10 a.m. until 11/2hrs before sunset.


Martock 01935 823203 Adults £2.50


off the B3165 North of Martock Children Free


Sorry no dogs allowed Nature Walk with 22 acres


Triscombe Nurseries


Former Victorian Walled Kitchen Garden established over 40 years ago.


Visit us now for expert help and advice on planting.


Come and stroll along our planted borders which will inspire you and help you make your plant selections.


OPEN EVERY DAY Mon-Sat 9.00am-1.00pm & 2.00pm-5.30pm Sun & Bank Holidays 2.00pm-5.30pm


www.triscombenurseries.co.uk Tel: 01984 618267


West Bagborough, Nr Taunton, Somerset TA4 3HG between West Bagborough and Crowcombe (signposted off A358)


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