Due to new Plant Passport legislation, we have discontinued our online service. We now only sell directly from our nursery.
Yes. We accept HTA Gift Cards, eVouchers, and Paper Vouchers. Please note that we do not give change for paper vouchers. We also offer bespoke Mount Folly Vouchers, which must be pre-ordered and can only be used at our nursery.
We can arrange local delivery for large orders or for oversized shrubs and trees. Delivery charges apply and vary depending on your postcode.
Absolutely! We produce around 1,000 baskets each season, featuring plants such as Mixed Patio varieties, Tuberous Begonias, Million Bells, Hybrid Petunias, and more. We also create Fuchsia baskets to order. If you have something specific in mind, let us know—our “basket guru” will create a bespoke design just for you.
Yes, we do. The approximate cost is £2 per inch, plus any additional charges for new chains and liners if needed. Please bring your baskets empty for refilling.
Not officially, but because you’re buying directly from the grower, our prices are very competitive, and many landscapers do purchase from us. We also offer a range of multi-buy deals.
Yes, we recycle our own pots and trays. They must have been purchased from us so they fit into our production process. We sterilize and reuse them. Also, please note:
- We do not accept polystyrene bedding trays or any pots and trays that are not ours.
- Around 80% of our pots and trays are now recyclable in most green bins.
- We do not accept polystyrene bedding trays or any pots and trays that are not ours.
- Around 80% of our pots and trays are now recyclable in most green bins.
No, we’re a traditional nursery, focused on growing quality plants rather than providing a café or retail extras. If you’re looking for refreshments, garden accessories, or holiday décor, you might want to visit a garden centre.
Yes. We are dog-friendly, provided dogs are kept on a lead and under control. However, please check with us before visiting, as we sometimes sterilize the floors—this process can be harmful to paws.