Best prices of all the nurseries we visited, made to feel welcome and not just another customer.read more

A good garden centre. A large outside area selling plants trees grasses and herbs. They also sell…read moreaquatic plants. Inside you will find bulbs, grass seeds and house plants. They also sell a large range of plant food, various pest killers and fertilisers. They also sell wild bird food and feeders. Outside they have fencing, wooden buildings(various types) loads of planters, decking and patio flags.They have car parking. This is a useful rather than exciting garden centre. This company used to have another branch that recently closed and this branch feels a little cluttered. They used to carry a large range of gifts, candles & cards . They still have some but not much. This garden centre is great for buying plants (particularly out of season)but it is a no frills type of place.

Rushton's was a bit of a disappointment, it has to be said. I'd heard some good things about it and…read morepopped along for a little look. It is quaint with out houses and barns surrounding the car park and there's a rather nice little cafe which was very busy; clearly people visit more for the tea and cakes than the pansies, as with regard to it's "nursery and garden centre" appellation is unrealised. There is a large piece of land with around ten parallel sunken beds filled with pretty average bedding plants, the colour is muted and the area is somewhat barren resembling an infertile allotment rather than a garden centre. A huge greenhouse contains pretty much nothing: a depressingly sparse range of greetings cards beside a shelf of urns; some organic eggs; a few planters and peculiarly a bookcase of second hand fiction: a strange concoction of goods which does not quite match any requirements. While I was not there to buy, I still felt that the range was very limited and the offerings were poor. The site is pretty inaccessible for those without a vehicle and to go out of your way to come here is pretty pointless

this is usefull because we now have the name of one of the rumour spreading people who have helped…read moreand are responcible for a business that had been trading for over 60 years and went into decline after this post. it cost 3 people jobs.and as for it being run down, this was unfair as was taken at the back end of the season. may be next time before you post reviews you take into concideration the time of year. nurseries are seasonal and growing is done at different times, which is why the green houses are empty. just think next time you review like this unfairly you ask the question to yourself is this the end of a season or the beginning. per haps had you come earlier in the season you would have seen a spectacular display of over 25,000 boxes of bedding plants. I hope you understand your consiquenses 3 staff lost jobs due to 363 people who read your review and how many more people they in turn were told. you have lost us our local nursery and the friendly staff that worked their. well done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have been doing my garden this week I decided to take a look this Garden centre. As I do not know…read moremuch about the plants I asked a member of staff if they could give me some advice on these plants that I was looking at and he gave me some very good advice and now im ready to plant them. She was very friendly.and plenty of free parking.

brilliant selction of flowers, and the delivery service, especially locally is very good, and…read morepersonal. The quality of the flowers is most impressive as a couquet will often last for 3-4 weeks after you've bought it which is amazing! The selection of colours is expertly put together, and the staff are not only welcoming, but very much willing to help put together a very individual bouquet. Also has a good selction of houseplants.

this is a lovely flower shop. the flowers always last ages from here…read more the staff are polite and helpful and they also offer a delivery service.

The only word I can use for Wyvale Garden Centre (formerly Barton Grange) is "epic"... it's a…read morehumongous space full of everything you could need for your garden, from plants and shrubs, to trees, fountains, statues, tools, and equipment etc. It also has a cafe/restaurant, and a large shopping area of books, toys, games, gifts, food items, and a branch of Edinburgh Woolen Mill, as well as an aquarium. It's a nice place just to have a wander around to be honest, there's far too much and too many things for me to list. It also has good parking, and good disabled access, as well as friendly and helpful staff.

I'm awarding four stars for this garden centre (Ooooh, I feel powerful). It's had to look at…read moredifferent things than a few shrubs and bulbs and you can now buy all sorts of internal and external decorations and ornaments apart from the usual flowers and stuff. My missus gets very excited every time she goes in. We even honoured this place last year when we purchased our Christmas tree from here. Praise indeed. I've not tried their cafe, but friends who have say it's extremely good food, but very expensive. That covers the rest of the place really - you will get what you want here, it will be very good quality and it will be top money.

Living Flowers is the brainchild of Lynsey Clamp, a trained graphic designer whose skills have been…read moretranslated perfectly into her floral creations; unusual flowers and sprays are paired with beautiful pots and bouquet ties, making each project a genuine work of art. This contemporary approach has earnt her clients such as Great John Street Hotel and Selfridges. The prices, like most of the florists in this neighbourhood, don't come cheap, but you can construct a beautiful bouquet for almost any budget. If you're buying something for a loved one, you can't really put a foot wrong in here.

Living Flowers on Burton Road stocks 'posh' flowers - beautiful, unusual hand tied bouquets, bold…read moredisplays and presentations - not your average bunch of daffs. The owner has a background in fashion and graphic design and her creative flair can be seen in her arrangements. She stocks a number of Manchester restaurants, bars and shops. To complement the floral displays there is a collection of gifts and objects for the home. These are pretty things tea light holders, lanterns, ornamental bird cages and ceramics. You can expect to pay a little more than an average florist but you'll come away with an unusual and unique arrangement.

These guys produced one of the most beautiful bouquets I have ever ordered before. They will add…read moreLittle touches that really make a difference such as diamante pins and butterflies. The owners are really passionate about flower arranging and will give you tips on how to get the best out of your flowers. The shop is beautiful and flowers are always fresh. If your looking to really impress someone this should be your first port of call.

Row's petals is absolutely gorgeous. It isn't just a florist. Yes, they sell flowers, plants and…read morevases, but they also offer giftware, candles, balloons, teddies, hand-made cards and even antique furniture! It's like walking into someone's private residence. The flowers themselves are stunning. Always fresh and always well arranged, they're hand-tied, accessorised and posed in purpose-made bags. You can tell that this place is an all-woman show, and I love that.