prices are OK but you will probably get better on the net and large chains if you search hence 4…read morestars. has a very good selection and has the stock so no waiting for delivery etc. very courteous and helpful to all levels of expertise would recommend to a friend.

I know my feelings of aging have permeated my reviews quite a lot recently but seriously, when you…read morespend sunny Sundays shopping in Homebase with your significant other you know you're getting on a bit. We popped in to get ourselves a couple of deck chairs for the garden, to make the most of the sunshine. It's set out like every other Homebase - paints, varnishes, wallpapers, random home accessories, and garden bits downstairs. Bathrooms, kitchens etc on the mezzanine, plants outside. Got a pack of two really comfy wooden recliners for £99! Bargain!

Oh dear. Like Katie B, I must have gotten older as I have also started to enjoy 'nesting' and…read moreimproving our flat...and I really liked wandering around this massive Homebase, and I don't think that has ever happened to me before. We came here to look at tiles (we were pretty sure we wanted some from topps tiles next door, but it doesn't hurt to look around and check other places first!!) However as this place was massive, and my boyfriend's parents had driven us here, we took advantage of the space in their car, and bought a few other bits and bobs that we really needed. I now have beautiful new bins...and LED light bulbs to brighten up our flat. I really liked the selection of habitat goods...I didn't even know Homebase and habitat worked together until I ventured in here. I don't think I would come back here unless I can borrow a car! There are too many cute things, and I'd never be able to carry them all home on a bus!

B&Q is a good store and I have used it for many years; I often park up, visit other shops and shop…read morein B&Q afterwards. Buyers beware! WARNING There is a new parking clause that says if you park and leave the premises you are committing a parking offence and you will get a ticket.....going rate at the moment £70!! So now not such a useful store

It's a large DIY store that sells everything you may need for your DIY. At the door, a member of…read morestaff was handing out wired shopping baskets, and answering queries of where to find things.

Dyas is one of the best hardware and general stores around, featuring things for home and garden,…read moreas well as the occasional unusual things like record players, weather stations and candyfloss makers! This particular branch is one of the larger ones, and has a great range of goods. Thoroughly recommended.

Finchley nurseries is a large garden centre which has a couple of fields of plants and flowers…read more They also have a rather big shop where you can buy anything garden from garden tools, seeds and pots, and even food such as home made jams and cakes etc. The two women were really helpful and seemed to know what they were talking about. I bought a sprouting container from here and some seeds that I hope I can grow and eat. They took the time to explain how to do it so wish me luck. They also had some nice sweets, I bought a nut crunch bar from here and some juice. I really like this place and love looking at all the varieties of plants.

If you are talking a walk in the North/North West London Wilderness, you may stumble upon this…read morebeautiful legendary garden shop. This a true country style garden shop selling pet supplies, gardening gear, seeds and homemade chutneys. This store has a great assortment of plants and even sells parrot food. Surprisingly. this shop is also open Sundays. Brilliant!