Downside Plant Nursery News

Hellebores, Hebe, Skimmia, Conifers. Topiary and gift planters

Posted in: Shrubs, Topiary | November 25, 2014 at 15:58 , by Downside Nurseries

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Hellebores, hebe, skimmia & conifers WEB Nov14

Hellebores, Hebe, Skimmia, Conifers. Topiary and gift planters Take a look in the top greenhouse, just adjacent where you park, to see his magnificent display. We’ve recently had our Conifer delivery so a great selection for you. I find it really hard to resist the Christmas roses! Plants make brilliant...

Stevia leaf extract for sugar reduction

Posted in: Herbs, Perennial | November 12, 2014 at 11:10 , by Downside Nurseries

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Stevia leaf extract for sugar reduction The Stevia rebaudiana – sweet herb of Paraguay is an interesting plant! It’s a tender upright perennial with non-showy, white tubular flowers suitable for full sun in milder climates or filtered afternoon shade in hot climates in good garden soil. Flowering time is late...

Errington Reay Pots for your garden

Posted in: Errington Reay Pots | November 8, 2014 at 11:07 , by Downside Nurseries

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Visit our Nurseries to see our great selection of these lovely plants for your patio or garden. From neutrals, turquoises, dark blues, greens ...

Pruning Tips

Posted in: Roses | November 4, 2014 at 11:06 , by Downside Nurseries

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Pruning Hydrangeas Just a reminder not to trim the dead heads until you are sure the frosts are over – however tempting this may be! See the RHS guide to pruning hydrangeas The Hydrangea paniculata Pinky-Winky (‘Dvppinky’) is really stunning. Really well suited to small gardens, they bloom from early...

Stock List for espalier and fan trained trees updated

Posted in: Espaliers, Trained, Trees - Fruit, Trees - Steps-Overs | November 4, 2014 at 11:01 , by Downside Nurseries

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Just to let you know that our updated stock list for our espalier, fruit trees and step overs is now on the website. This was correct as at mid October. Check out here. The other varieties of tree will be updated in the New Year. But please remember that...