Spring has arrived, bringing longer days, warmer weather, and the perfect opportunity to refresh your nursery, greenhouse or garden centre. Whether you're looking to add stylish planters, improve your growing setup, or find practical tools for the season, our latest catalogue has a range of options to explore. Here are some highlights from our new range of products.

Hanging baskets are a great way to bring instant beauty to any space. Whether you want to brighten up a balcony, enhance a storefront, or frame a garden path, these baskets offer style and functionality.

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Winter is here, and for many commercial growers, that means a quieter pace. The rush of the planting season is still months away, and you’ve earned a bit of a breather. But, this is exactly the time to start planning for the busy season ahead. It’s a delicate balance,  staying focused on current operations while making sure that when the warm weather hits, you’re ready to hit the ground running. Here’s how you can stay ahead of the game during the colder months and ensure a smooth, successful spring.

Before you start looking forward, it’s essential to look back. Sure, it’s tempting to push last season out of your mind as you head into the new year, but this time of year gives you a rare chance to really dissect the numbers, the yields, and everything that went right

As temperatures start to dip and the days grow shorter, nursery and garden centre owners know that winter is just around the corner. And while the season may bring a lull in customer traffic, it’s the perfect time to gear up and get things in order for the next growing season.

Whether you’re an experienced garden centre owner or running a nursery that’s just starting, winter preparation isn’t just about survival—it’s about thriving. So, let's talk about the key steps you need to take to make sure your plants, infrastructure, and staff are ready to handle whatever winter throws at you.

First things first—take a good, hard look at your inventory. Before the cold really settles in, determine what plants need extra attention and which will be fine with minimal protection. Hardy perennials

The holiday season is upon us, and if you’re anything like us, that means it’s time to deck the halls with festive cheer! One of the best ways to welcome the spirit of Christmas is with a stunning artificial wreath.

Not only do they bring that holiday spirit to you, but they also allow for a personal touch that pre-made options simply can’t provide. But crafting a show-stopping wreath takes more than just a vision; it requires the right tools and supplies.

So, let’s dive into the essentials that will help you create an eye-catching masterpiece.

Let’s kick things off with the foundation of your wreath: the wire frame. This is where

As the crisp air settles in and the days grow shorter, winter inevitably approaches, bringing with it a unique set of challenges for anyone in the horticulture industry. For wholesale growers, retail nurseries, and even landscapers, the winter months can be both a challenge and an opportunity. While the season may strip our gardens of their vibrant colours and lively blooms, it doesn’t have to mean the end for our plants. With the right winter protection, we can ensure that our crops survive the cold and emerge ready to flourish when spring arrives.

But with so many winter protection options on the market—like frost cloth, burlap, row covers, and plant jackets—how do you know what’s best for your specific needs? Whether you’re looking to protect delicate young trees, a row of perennial flowers, or an entire greenhouse, choosing the right covers is crucial. The stakes are high; a poor choice could lead to frost damage, loss of inventory, and ultimately,