Lovely and well stocked garden centre between Chiswick and Hammersmith. Wide range of plants and…read morereally good quality. Really friendly staff which are really helpful regarding plants and supplements. They've got a little cafe next to it as well which is definitely worth checking out!

There is a new cafe @ w6 gardens! Serves fantastic coffee if you're passing by or need some new…read morecreative garden ideas. The cafe is set at the back of the entrance and today with the sun shining it was a treat to sit outside. If I wasn't detoxing I definitely would have tried the carrot cake! Lots of lovely other treats and not at all expensive.

Delicious food in a beautiful setting. The best brunch. A real treat. You can't go wrong with the…read moremenu - everything was good.

Beautiful garden center well hidden behind some houses. Friendly staff. Tasteful decors of bike…read moretheme and there are lots of Buddha statues. We stumbled upon this place while biking around London.

I just want to say a big thank you for the flowers I ordered for my mums funeral. They were simply…read morestunning. I did visit the shop to say thank you to Elaine and her team but my emotions got the better of me and I couldn't fully explain my families gratitude. Kind regards

Whether you are in a hurry to pick up flowers, need flowers for a wedding, as a gift, this shop…read morewill truly supply your needs Rushes is a good florist where you can buy beautiful blossom flowers.I like it also because the staff there help you pick out the flowers you need for each occasion and advise you on what's best. The prices are quite reasonable for the great quality they have. The roses are as red as blood and are so touching. I also like the fact that you can have your flowers delivered to your door which means they are even more fresh as they are brought there straight away rather than you; maybe branching off somewhere.

Marvelous, marvelous, marvelous!…read more I've recently gotten really into windowsill gardening and have been filling all available spaces with tiny green loveliness. I was looking for a good garden shop that offered real variety (unlike the chain stores which seem to offer not much and a lot of it), and learned about Neal's. I'm so glad I did. While it is awkwardly located just across from a prison, the place is just great. Pots galore; a beautiful selection of bedding plants and other outdoor selections; and a great indoor shop featuring a greenhouse of houseplants, a wealth of garden tools, indoor pots and planters, and gifts for gardeners. While I've come to expect independent shops to be a touch more expensive than the chain stores (and am ok with this as I like supporting the little guy), I was pleasantly surprised at the super reasonable pricing at Neal's! I ended up bringing home more and larger plants than I would have anywhere else as they were so well priced. I kept going on about this to my husband, who very kindly didn't say too much as I added plant after plant to our basket! Definitely a place I'll be visiting on a semi-regular basis!

Pots! Freaking LOADS of pots!…read more That's what greats you as you enter Neal's Nurseries. It's a pot fest. Little ones, round ones, glass ones, square ones, silver ones... You get the picture. If you want something to put your plant's in that isn't the ground, you'll do well here. So, that's your pots sorted. Inside you've got your regular garden centre type stuff - a good selection of tools, seeds, other ...err...things you need for your garden. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable, and are happy to offer up advice - but don't expect help to come to you - you gotta go and seek help on your garden related conundrums. It's in a bit of a weird location though - right opposite Wandsworth Prison. Not sure if that matters, but it's probably best to avoid picking up a spade when you hear about an escape on the news.

Wheelers Garden Center is tucked into a space right next doors to Turnham Green tube Station (turn…read moreright at the exit). Not only do they sell a wonderful variety of garden furniture, pots & plants (both for indoors and outdoors), the center is a lovely space to explore. I recently bought myself a pair of artisan pots with 2 varieties of heather. The staff is friendly & helpful.

Leaned over the fence into my garden and chopped down my plants when doing work for a neighbour,…read morecommitting criminal damage and trespass in the process. Were exceedingly rude and belligerent when I raised this with them. Avoid like the plague as they clearly have no knowledge of gardening law or professional conduct,

Sheen Garden Centre has beautiful plants, shrubs and all things plant indoor / outdoor related…read more What it doesn't have is service oriented staff. I went in on a Saturday and proceeded to ask for a recommendation on what interior plants would be good for someone who isn't good with maintaining plants... (aka: what doesn't need to be watered too much and still thrives) not one but two of the staff looked at me like I had eight heads. Is this a strange question? I would think not? I went ahead and made a list of all the plants I liked that looked easy enough to maintain. I came back at the end of my shift to order for delivery plants that I had picked out. Granted, we walked in at 10 minutes to 6 p.m. which is when they close, we knew we were cutting it tight. I walked up to the same staff person that I had chatted with earlier in the day and told her I was here to order the plants I had previously picked out. The staff member seemed to be very upset that I took her away from writing in the ledger and proceeded to tell me that "we close in 10 minutes." I told her no problem, we'd picked everything out already and again she said, "Whatever you can do in 10 minutes, if you can." I just think there could have been an easier and nicer way to be told that we didn't have the time to buy our plants. Instead, we were being scolded for spending money in the establishment. She could have gotten up and helped us bring our selections to the till or just apologized that we didn't have enough time but please come back the next day. I just don't get it. And we won't be getting our plants from there.

They fit a good deal of stock in a small place but some of the staff seem to be of the grumpy…read morepersuasion. I shop there because it is the only one available locally but go elswhere whenever I can.

Rassell's is a Kensington institution and I have a love-hate relationship with this garden centre…read more I love their selection of high quality plants and the way they display them - all cramped into a tiny space behind the main shop on Earls Court Road. I'm not so keen on being treated like a second-class customer - on my last visit I was gazumped not once, but twice!! The first was forgivable as I thought the lady behind me was queuing to pay when she launched into a long list of requests!! The next member of staff I approached said "Yes, madam" just to walk off and serve someone else. I almost didn't bother with a third attempt .... Their main clientele seems rather posh and pushy, and most definitely regular - I think it must show that I am a very occasional gardener without indepth knowledge of botanical terms. The quality of service and advice also varies greatly between members of staff and from rather off-puttish to well informed and friendly. My main reason for returning is the fact that they offer a delivery service to local addresses - as I don't drive a car this is an essential bonus and quite affordable at less than a tenner.

We hacked 450 square feet out of our lives just to get some coveted outdoor space in an expensive…read moreWest London neighborhood. Yep, we're American like that. Ya know what, though... totally worth it! It's like having another room that I can decorate almost completely with plants. That's where Rassell's comes in. I can't say it was anymore expensive than anything else in London. I think we spent about a total of 50 pounds on all of our plants. AND they delivered them to us same-day FOR FREE. I did, however, sneak over to Homebase for pots and soil. We now have four tomato plants; two strawberry plants; rosemary (blooming with amazing lavender as we speak); thyme; lemon verbena; hanging baskets brimming with several shades of pink and purple petunias; hot pink cosmos; the sweetest-smelling mint; and a beautiful hydrangea that blooms with large blue flowers. Pretty good for the price I'd say. Can't wait to do it all again next spring!

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Simply the most useful shop in Notting Hill Gate, and long may it continue. My go-to place for…read moreanything from vacuum cleaner bags to flower pots. Amazing how much they manage to squeeze into a relatively small shop without making the place look cluttered. A slightly less useful branch recently opened down the road in Holland Park Avenue, concentrating on appliances, fancy kitchen accessories and gifts - but the original is still the best.

This place is such a lovely local and independent addition to the Battersea area. Everyone there is…read moreboth helpful and friendly, and the plants and other garden-y products on offer are well-priced and nice quality. I love that they offer a free service of planting up your window boxes for you - and they'll even pop over to take a peek at your place to help make a good design! Free local delivery and floral services make Battersea Flower Station an all-around great little garden centre.

The staff have been amazing! I ordered some flowers recently. The person for whom the flower…read morewere destined, was not available to receive them. I received several emails and a phone call from the staff updating me on the situation. They promised and did produce a second bouquet at no extra cost when the receiver was eventually reached. Many thanks.

Select & Save is one of those odd little shops with a bewildering range of tupperware, cleaning…read moreproducts, lightbulbs, and other hardware items stacked on high shelves in narrow aisles that you have to go backwards down if you see someone coming the other way. Very useful places, in other words. The goods are very cheap indeed, although with at least two other, similar shops on King St, it is probably worth shopping around if you're on a very tight budget. Absolutely the best thing about this shop is the sign in the window which says We sell boxes for cake. I would really like to try offering them a cake in exchange for a box someday, but I don't know if they'd see the funny side.

The shop is a great place for things, but the manager is ignorant and rude, the isle's are very…read morenarrow and packed with things on the floor, two people cannot get through. If you have a trolley you have to move things out of the way including steps. This is a health and safety issue but the manager just ignores you, I will not be using the store anymore.