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Latest News
Enjoy the warming sun in your conservatory or greenhouse this spring
Start preparing your border ready for the coming summer
Spring tips for the amatuer gardener including plants in containers
Top dressing, dividing plants, and watch out for bulbs starting to break the soil surface.
Look out for pests, start feeding, and light pruning.
Pruning shrubs, populus and clematis, roses, evergreens, mahonias.
Preparing for spring, Helleborus, and light digging.
Tidying up, a bit of pruning, and having a good look around the garden.
Protecting banana, gunnera, ferns over winter, winter colour, & pruning Hydrangeas
Check plant ties, take hardwood cuttings, buying Christmas trees, and leaf blowing....
Preparing bulbs for Christmas, protecting potted Rhododendrons and Azaleas
Winter storage of tubers, and tidying up the border
General pruning, protecting ferns for the winter, heathers, roses, Rhodohypoxis baurii and Fascicularia bicolor
Keep an eye out for pests, pruning tender plants, and storing Begonias.
Succulents in containers, cuttings, mulching and moving evergreens.......
Early planting, rabbit damage, snowdrops and wind damage to trees
Protecting Gunneras, Rhododendrons and Tree Ferns, and seed collecting
Second grass cutting, Campsis & Seeding collecting .......
pruning, and deading, and lots of watering needed at this time of year
check grafted plants, trim hedges, prune spring flowering plants, and begin grass cutting.
Changes to the way we grow and bring on our plants....
See the first pictures of our stand this year at the show, where we are delighted to be have been awarded a gold medal again!
Grass cutting, honey fungus, dead heading , pruning and new planting ideas
Rhododendron dead heading, layering, Magnolia suckers and weed control....
Cactii, & Bougainvillea watering, Jasmine pruning, and feeding citrus plants....
Planting out bulbs and tubers, checking new growth, daffodils when to cut......
With the countdown to the highlight of the horticultural world’s most prestigious show now well underway, preparations by well established RHS Chelsea Flower Show exhibitor Burncoose Nurseries are stepping up a gear to get ready for the show, now only a month away.
secure online payments with barclays epdq facility
Details of our new section of planting advice & plant origins
in a recent customer survey, our customers wanted to see larger images of the plants and flowers this is now available.
A gin and tonic and a Magnolia delavayi are something special!
our ‘new look’ 2009 Mail Order Catalogue.
We have put together a list of the plants we are hoping to show at The Chelsea Flower show this year.
Click here to visit Caerhays Castle Gardens, where you can see Magnolias, Camellias and Rhododendrons in full flower each spring.
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