Summer is in the air Seasonal blooms


Attract bees and other pollinating insects with our new season of plants, bursting with colour and fragrance


Aster, Geranium, Allium, Lavender, Buddleia, Delphinium, Sedum, Astrantia and all wild flowers


Premium hanging baskets


David Austin roses in over 50 varieties Vegetable seeds and bulbs Fruit bushes and herb pots


Bee Inspired


New collection of bee homewares and gifts


View our extended range of cards


Brighten up your outdoors


Enjoy outdoor living Outdoor Accessories


New range of garden furniture National Trust pots and planters Lighting and water features


Fully licensed bistro serving fresh, locally sourced food


NEW Spring/Summer menu now available


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• Breakfast served until 11:45am • Sandwiches, baguettes, jacket potatoes and salads


• Tasty mains and daily specials • Traditional Sunday Lunch


Outdoor ice cream and coffee bar • Large outdoor terrace


• Marshfield Farm organic ice cream • Takeaway Illy coffee


Local Yorkshire Honey from Carlton, approved by the Bee Farmers Association


Seas the day!


Be summer ready Browse the latest collections from


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View our latest range of dog food and treats by Edgard Cooper


Free samples in store Caters for puppies to senior dogs 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 The Dog Cabin


The pawfect retreat for four legged companions with artifical grass, heaters and full waitress service


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