Bedding and Hanging Basket Plants

We grow many thousands of bedding plants, ranging from Lobelia to French Marigold, Nepeta, Million Bells, Begonias and many many more. Below are a few of the huge range that we stock.

All are well grown in 9cm pots or strips. Like all of our plants they are cold grown, usually only getting frost protection unless absolutely necessary. This makes them tough and  better able to deal with planting out.

If you are coming to the Nursery and are after a specific type of bedding, please ring first as the stock levels change by the hour and it is impossible to keep up with stock levels.

petunia easy wave violet

petunia easy wave violet

surfinia hot lips

surfinia hot lips

surfinia rose vein

surfinia rose vein

surfinia sky blue

surfinia sky blue

petunia tumbelina katrina

petunia tumbelina katrina

petunia tumbelina belinda

petunia tumbelina belinda

million bells can can black cherry

million bells hot pink

million bells hot pink

verbena aztec white magic

verbena aztec white magic

sanvitalia aztec gold

petunia cascadia rim violet

petunia cascadia rim violet

petunia cascadia rim magenta

petunia cascadia rim magenta

geranium vancoover

geranium vancoover

nemesia berries and cream

nemesia berries and cream

geranium ivy blanch roche

geranium ivy blanch roche

geranium trailing precision bright lilac

geranium trailing precision bright lilac

osteospermum pink magic

osteospermum pink magic

osteospermum peach magic

osteospermum peach magic

marigold bonanza flame

marigold bonanza flame

marigold durango red

marigold durango red

million bells hot pink

million bells hot pink

million bells can can double pink vein

geranium trailing precision light pink

geranium trailing precision light pink

geranium precision bright red

geranium precision bright red

Be aware that most are frost tender and should not be planted out until all danger of frost is past. However, if , like us, you can’t wait until the first week in June then cover them with fleece or light cotton at night if cold weather is forecast.

Make sure that they are watered  well when planted. This should continue throughout the season and liquid feeding will help to prolong flowering. A weak feed every week after the first month is ideal.