Spring into a new season at


Awaken your garden after a wintery slumber


Get ready for the busiest time of the gardening year


Tools and equipment for tidying, weeding, preparation and planting


Fertilisers and compost


Seed potatoes, onions and shallots


Pest and slug control solutions


Fleece and cloches to protect against cold frosts


Leaf your home styling to us


NEW: English country garden inspired homeware from Gisella Graham


Add colour back into the garden with spring and summer flowering bul bs


Pansy, primula, polyanthus, viola


Anemones, hellebore, camellia, magnolia


Alpines, viburnum, rhododendrons, azalea


Indoor potted plants and outdoor spring bowls


Perfect for Mother’s Day Sunday 11th March


Time for a wardrobe refresh?


New Spring/Summer collections from Joules and Seasalt


Simple, relaxed styling with soft and comfortable fabrics


xed styling d comfortable


New Spring/Summer menu launching 1st April Breakfast served until 11.45am


N Fresh picks for you


New line of bags and accessories from Katie Loxton


bags ories


Loxton Stockist of


Nature infused collections with faux foliage and ferns, woodland animals and botanical prints


s for you


Fresh fruit smoothies and milkshakes Sandwiches and light bites Tasty mains


Thyme Specials Board New: The Dog Cabin The pawfect retreat for your four-legged friends


Artificial grass, heaters and anchors for leads


Full waitress service available – simply order your drinks or meals in the bistro


Sunday Lunch served 12pm-4pm Homemade cakes and scones Gelato ice cream


Afternoon Tea served daily 2.30pm-5pm


£9.95 per person or £15.95 with prosecco


Perfect for a Mother’s Day treat


Fully licensed bistro serving freshly cooked food


Outdoor terrace


Step through our new entrance and discover a whole new world this spring ew world thisspring Opening Times:


Mon-Sat: 9am-5.30pm Sun: 9.30am-5.00pm


Bark House Lane, Cawthorne, Barnsley S75 4AT Tel. 01226 790785 www.cannonhallgardencentre.com


Cannon Hall Garden Centre Pet Friendly


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