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Category Archives: Annual Bedding

Latest Update 2nd May

Posted in: Annual Bedding | May 3, 2020 at 09:54 , by Downside Nurseries

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20L pots of foxgloves close up Digitalis purpurea dalmatian F1,

Please click here to read our latest news update as of Sat 2nd May. This give you information about the availability of plants, so do please read before ordering. Our How to Order link may be found on the home page of the website here. Please do read this through...

Nursery photos 27 April 1 Bedding, Herbaceous Perennials and …

Posted in: Annual Bedding, Bedding, Herbaceous, Herbaceous Perennial | May 2, 2020 at 11:59 , by Downside Nurseries

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Here’s a selection for you of Aubretia, Erodium, Campanula, Erigeron, Francoa, Salvia, Weiglia, Virburnum, Deutzia, Tamarix, Verbena, Paeonia, Herchera/ella, Lavandula...

The Nursery is looking good

Posted in: Annual Bedding, Perennial | April 24, 2020 at 15:40 , by Downside Nurseries

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Heucheras looking good at Downside Nurseries

We thought we’d just add some pictures for you of the Nursery … Violas, pansies, pinks, some general shots of our perennial bays, apple blossom, a stunning Azalea Gibraltar, and heucheras. We wish you could be here with us! Have a lovely weekend and stay safe. You’ll need to click...

Bedding at Downside Nurseries

Posted in: Annual Bedding, Bedding, Summer Bedding | April 27, 2018 at 09:20 , by Downside Nurseries

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Our bedding is all listed on our website here. Our bestselling Argyranthemum marguerite “Madeira Cherry Red” disappeared from the list this year. It was always difficult to obtain so probably it was hard to propagate. We are trying Angelic Burgundy instead which seems to be the nearest and a few Aramis Velvet Red. ...