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• Dovefromabove Posts: 88,147

  January 2021

  Depends what you’re wanting ... most off-piste companies are smaller specialists. 

  
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• K67 Posts: 2,506

  January 2021

  As dove says there are many smaller suppliers depending on what plants you are looking for. Try this link which lists a few.
  https://www.gardenersworld.com/how-to/grow-plants/coronavirus-online-plant-retailers/
  

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• Cambridgerose12 Posts: 1,134

  January 2021

  Yes, there are loads of brilliant small nurseries around the country with very helpful and expert folk. Just give us a steer about what kinds of plants.

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• edev08 Posts: 56

  January 2021

  General hardyvperennials @Dovefromabove @K67 @Cambridgerose12, Thanks

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• Dovefromabove Posts: 88,147

  January 2021

  This is where I go for something a bit special grown well ... I've never been disappointed in anything I've bought from them
  https://www.woottensplants.com/
  

  
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• Cambridgerose12 Posts: 1,134

  January 2021

  I use Claire Austin a lot. I also use Plantsman’s Preference, Longacre aka plantsforshade, sometimes Cotswold Garden Flowers, Hardy’s Cottage Garden Plants, and Farmyard Nurseries. 

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• edev08 Posts: 56

  January 2021

  Thanks so much, I will take a look now. Claire Austin are excellent, I use them a lot as well.

  Grow wildflowers in your garden

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• gjautos Posts: 429

  January 2021

  Hayloft are pretty good, they have some unusual plants too. 

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