Saturday 9th December
Christmas Craft Fayre
Come to our final Christmas Craft Fayre for this year on Saturday 9th December from 10am to 4pm. It's the perfect place to browse lots of arts and crafts from local stall holders and find yourself the perfect bespoke Christmas gifts.
There will also be carol singers and Ice Cream Joe
New Studies Show Incredible Environmental Benefit of Real Christmas Trees in UK
Autumn Plant Sale
20% Off Hardy Outdoor Plants
When you buy 2 or more
(Minimum spend £20)
(Excludes all bedding plants herbs alpines Christmas trees)
Releasing Soils Potential
5 for £30
- Balanced peat blend
- Enriched with nutrients to last 4-5 weeks
- Absorbs water for strong root and plant growth
- Great all round compost
3 for £25
- Perfect for finishing beds and border areas
- Helps retain moisture in soil
- Protects plant roots
- Suppresses weed growth
- Ideal for play areas
Landscape Bark - 100L
From
£1100
Soil Improver - 50L
From
£700
Farmyard Manure - 50L
From
£700
New Horizon All Plant Compost - 50L
From
£900
Jack's Magic All Purpose Compost - 50L
From
£900
Bed & Border Chipped Bark 70L
From
£900
Top Soil - 30L
From
£600
Decorative Mini Bark - 70L
From
£900
Lawn & Turf Dressing - 25L
From
£800
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