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Where to buy online these days?

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  • PerkiPerki Posts: 2,527
    To add to other people suggestions I usually look at 
    Tortworth plants 
    Paddock plants 
    Dorset perennials 
    Claire Austin 
    Farmyard nurseries
    Urban jungle

    I've bought plants all over the place online to many to name , small family run nurseries are best they rely on return customers be happy with previous purchases . Some websites aren't the easiest to navigate but a quick email usually gets the job done  

  • msqingxiaomsqingxiao Posts: 482
    ChilliBob said:
    ChilliBob said:
    Thanks for the replies everyone. The list isn't that extensive at the moment, but would include:

    Salvia
    Lavender
    Verbena B
    Rosemary
    Wall flowers
    Heather/trailing plants
    Climbers (tbd exactly what)
    Rhododendron Saint Tudy - very specific here, and seems is not that widely available! - Saw this at Hyde Hall and it certainly ticked our boxes!

    I'll take a look at the suggestions :)

    My local Wilko and Morrison's have a wide range of clematis to choose from, around £3 each for decent sized 9cm plants. I noticed that they pretty much have them all year round in stock. The same with some other climbers and small shrubs (honeysuckle, camellia, etc)

    Rosemary I just bought a pot from the supermarket veg section and it's been going strong in my outdoor planter.

    Wall flowers I grew some from seeds (bought from Wilko again)
    Interesting - how did the wall flowers from seed go? Easy? Rosemary, yeah, we could do that, there's a couple of specific types I had in mind though, I think one was foxtail or something
    My wall flowers germinated quite well. Sowed last Aug, planted out in the ground last Oct. All flowering now. But it's the bog standard yellow variety. I haven't found anywhere that sells the seeds of my favourite Constant Cheer yet
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