Organic nurseries
Systemic treatments can persist in the soil and every cell of a plant for up to four years remaining toxic to pollinators. Help pollinators by introducing safe, chemical-free plants to your garden.
British Wildflower Plants
We’re a small family run business who have been selling plants since 1986. We grow and sell native wildflower plants, seeds, and trees. We specialise in jumbo plugs, and sell these in individual species, or mixed collections suited to various conditions and habitats.
We are proud to be one of the first growers to switch to Peat free compost in 1987 and haven’t looked back since.
Herrons Folly Garden
Herons Folly Garden has been run organically for over thirty years, and is registered with the Soil Association. Our aim is to provide hardy disease-resistant apple trees that will bear good crops of clean fruit under ordinary growing conditions. We do not use fungicides, insecticides, herbicides or foliar sprays of any kind.
Gardeners Kitchen
Back in 2012 we had a revelation. We were looking at the online market and realised consumers were not being given the option of being able to purchase pesticide and organic pesticide free vegetable plants. So we decided to change this, and now all our vegetable produce is grown free from pesticide of any kind, other than what is supplied naturally by mother nature.
Emorsgate Seeds
Emorsgate Seeds is a family business producing wildflower seeds and wild seed mixes. Established in 1980 by Donald MacIntyre, and now farming wild seeds on 800 acres, we are the oldest and largest producers of wildflower seeds in the British Isles. We have held a Royal Warrant for the supply of wild seeds to HRH The Prince of Wales since 2014.
Caves Folly Nurseries
We’re a small family run business who have been selling plants since 1986. We grow and sell native wildflower plants, seeds, and trees. We specialise in jumbo plugs, and sell these in individual species, or mixed collections suited to various conditions and habitats.
We are proud to be one of the first growers to switch to Peat free compost in 1987 and haven’t looked back since.