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.

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 is one of the most misleading companies I ever had to deal with. Out of three times we hired…read morethem for some work in our gardens, they consistently issued receipts over 50% higher than their quote (which was already incredibly expensive). A shocking example of border line practices and misleading their customers.I highly recommend avoiding at all costs

This garden center was a boon during lockdown and really made it worth wandering around and losing…read moremyself in the greenery. They also have a gorgeous, expanded cafe now with delicious ice cream and smoothies/milkshakes. Really friendly staff and a super comfy luxe aesthetic! Just fab!

The Camden Garden Centre really has it all: friendly & knowledgeable staff who are willing to…read moreengage in a little chat with you and point you to the flowers that suit your garden's particular needs. For example, our garden is deprived from sunshine for most of the day (aka shade) but we nevertheless want to have a garden that exists more than off shrubs and other boring greenery... Aside from the nice staff, their selection is also quite extensive - especially given that the store is very close to the city centre and doesn't have the opportunity to expand like other suburban garden-centre monsters.

Oooh yay for mums!…read more My mother came to visit my kitten in our new(ish) flat and was truly unimpressed by the state of our little garden. I should probably mention that we had to dump our old kitchen in the garden for two months before we could persuade someone to drive us to the dump...so this has left a muddy, slimy mess. Oops. However, my mum took one look at it, and marched me off to the Camden garden centre to see if we could find some tools and plants. I am glad we did! This place has: * A huge selection of plant pots and statues (I wasn't into them...but maybe other yelpers are?) * Plenty of plants in pots, ready to re-locate into your garden...We bought as many herbs as we could carry!! * Seeeeds! All the seeds you could think of (or bulbs) with seed trays etc. * Spades, forks, gloves etc. * Houseplants * Friendly, helpful staff This is all very helpful...but I would not have fixed my garden without mum's help (plus she paid for some of it, saying it was a moving in prezzy!) So I recommend visiting here with a parent in tow. Thanks mum!!

I need to update my review because the Boma Garden centre gardeners are such, such stars!!…read more We have been keen to tidy up our garden by adding some decking and building some raised flower beds etc... but although I was keen to give it a go and attempt everything myself, my husband was sure it'd be much easier *and...ahem...look much better* if we asked professionals to help. Our builder let us down (as he is so busy with other jobs) so I asked the Boma Garden Centre folks to quote for the work. In the end they managed to transform our messy, mad garden in just 2.5 days. They were polite, helpful, left everything tidy and were just a pleasure to work with. I am really glad that we decided to go with them. So, if you need help with a garden makeover and you live in North London, give them a try!!

I had a really zen experience at Worlds End Nurseries, Chelsea. Never been before but it was…read morerecommended by a friend- gorgeous little green gem just before the World's End pub. Walk through the iron gates and the jasmine strewn gazebo and you step into an oasis. Sadly my green fingers only stretch to 3 window boxes and houseplants but I'm terribly proud of them. Popped in for some plants and new window boxes and walked away with everything I needed. My boxes are a heady mixture of fragrant lavender, daisies, delicate campanulas and a measure of trailing Ivy to help hide the thumping great padlock I have to keep the boxes from being stolen. Joys of city living!!Every plant was of high quality and looked beautiful, they knew their stuff and took the time to advise me. For any budding cooks, this is the perfect place to get your herbs. Fed up of buying supermarket plants that looked sorry for themselves after one use and never recovered. They a large range of hugely fragrant herbs that have lasted and lived! I bought Rosemary, Majoram, Basil and some strawberries... I'd recommend a visit, even just for a stroll around the grounds. very happy.

From the owner: Like a breath of fresh air amongst the bricks and mortar of West London, World 's End Nurseries is…read moreChelsea 's longest established garden centre; and has created a delightful nursery with a friendly and tranquil atmosphere for over four decades. Set in an acre of land, escape the urban metropolis to a haven of peace, filled with lush green foliage where classical music pervades and life moves at nature's rhythm. We believe that a beautiful garden can transform your life, and become a sanctuary. We specialise in town gardens and have an extensive selection of plants, outdoor furniture, pots and garden essentials. We offer a comprehensive landscaping and gardening maintenance service. We have a trusted reputation based on years of experience, and can provide the hard work and inspiration for all your gardening needs. At World 's End , great product combined with great people and great prices guarantee great results. We look forward to helping you create the garden of your dreams.

I went in yesterday in hopes of getting an Aloe Vera plants and those dangly plants to put into my…read morebathroom. Sadly they didn't have any. Covid has stopped their ability to bring in plants from abroad. They do however have a HUGE selections of succulents, cacti, and flowers. Lots and lots of flowers. I didn't end up getting what I came for but I did end up purchasing two cactus plants. The gentleman working the counter was really helpful in helping me pick what would be best. I definitely will be coming here more often.

The Hands down, surefire, absolute, undoubtedly, without question best thing about this place was…read morethat one of the sales staff matched the wallpaper. Her shirt bore the exact same color and pattern and part of the decor. It was incredible. Besides this delight, I have little feeling for the Blue Door - it failed to catch my eye, make me swoon, whisper sweet nothings into my ear and so forth. This place sells a lot of slightly upper end, touristy and non-touristy dishwear. If you're feeling like your tea set is a bit boring, you might find something here to jazz it up. It won't be cheap, but it won't put you out an arm and a leg either. The mugs of touristy type are different than those you see in every souvenir shop, but they're still just mugs with bobbies and Big Bens. Towards the back there are some purses, pillows and gift items. My friend bought some London-y mugs for her grandmas and we skit-skedaddled out of there.

I just came back to Toronto yesterday from a 10-day Europe trip in London, UK and different parts…read moreof France. My husband was attending a conference near the Imperial College so I was tagging along and sightseeing on my own in the city. It was my first time in London, UK. We stayed at the Radisson Blu Edwardian Vanderbilt hotel, a fantastic hotel by the way. Most importantly, the WIFI service was swift with no hiccups. Since it's right across the Tube station Gloucester, it was relatively easy for me to get around. I was in London for a total of 3 days. I spent the first two days covering the majors attractions and shops including the British Museum, Victoria and Albert Museum (my favourite), the Twin Towers, the Tower of London, the Westminster Abbey, the Buckingham Palace, Covent Garden, Harrods ... I'm sure you know the rest. I reserved my last day in London for more souvenir shopping. Before the visit, I aimed to get a couple of English fine china tea sets, one for my mother, and one for myself. Both of us are big fans of red teas. We are not coffee drinkers, so breakfast tea in the morning has been a staple for us. As a first time visitor in London, I found it difficult to find affordable English china tea sets with traditional prints. There were the overpriced ones but very pretty royal collection chinaware at the official boutique near the Buckingham Palace Gate. But I think most tourists like me would unlikely be willing to drop a few hundreds British pounds on a teapot. I started googling in the hotel for places nearby that sell affordable chinaware. I came across the Blue Door in Notting Hill. I decided to bid on the Blue Door for my last chance to get the tea sets that I desired with the limited time that I had. The store did not disappoint and I was so glad that I found it. Most items in the store were reasonably priced. I was attracted to Notting Hill not just because of the store, but also the large number of antique shops and the flea market there. The location was also very convenient. Hop onto the Tube and get off at the Notting Hill Gate station and you'll find your way. The staff at the store was super helpful. The lady who helped me package my teapots took great care of the merchandises. Since I bought two sets of teapots, cups and saucers, one with a traditional red & pink rose pattern, the other one with classic blue floral prints, she also tossed in a English telephone booth magnet for me. I regret that I did not get the silver plated toast holders. They were used in the hotel for serving toasts in the hotel which I thought was very British. You don't see them very often in North America so they were new to me. If you are tired of visiting landmarks, museums and monuments, give the Blue Door in Notting Hill a try. I'm sure you'll find something you like there. It definitely satisfied my chinaware needs.