Up to the minute information on news, events and day to day happenings at St. Bridget Nurseries and Garden Centres Exeter. For further information on the company visit www.stbridgetnurseries.co.uk
Friday, February 25, 2011
Call into our garden centres and ask to see the list of trees in our fields or ring to make an appointment to view the trees yourself and pick the one that suits you.
We can deliver to most parts of Devon or you can collect from either of our 2 garden centres.
contact
sales@stbridgetnurseries.co.uk
or ring 01392873672
Saturday, February 19, 2011
Roses give a great display of colour during the summer, the end of February /March is the best time to prune roses.
Prune back to an outward facing bud and feed with bone meal or blood fish and bone and then mulch with bark or garden compost,to give your roses a good start this spring and you will have a good display of colour through June / July and August.
All St Bridget's roses are grown on our own nursery in Exeter.
Contact our garden centres for details of varieties and prices on 01392873672 or email sales@stbridgetnurseries.co.uk.
Saturday, February 12, 2011
CAMELLIAS from St Bridget Nurseries, Exeter
St Bridgets Nurseries have a large range of Camellias in bud fresh from our own nursery,they come in a vast range of colours and flower shapes, doubles , singles and semi doubles.
Reds, pinks whites and even creamy yellow so a colour to suit everyone.
Plant in a semi shady position out of the early morning sun and then the flowers wont be damaged by early morning frosts,apart from that and requiring an acid soil they will be perfectly happy in most gardens.
An early flowering shrub to brighten up that dull spot in your garden
Wednesday, February 09, 2011
Thursday, February 03, 2011
Here is a feature from our Clyst St Mary Garden Centre's Salvage Garden.
It's a water feature made from a bin lid and bike mud guard!
Rainwater collects in the bin lid and when it reaches a certain level it overflows down the mud guard into a lower pond (large bucket). Have a go yourself when you visit - we've left a watering can out so you can pour water.
See our earlier post to find out more about the project.