This is the place to go for plants if you live in or around Llantwit Major, not only because it's…read morenearby but also because they offer a comprehensive range of shrubs that can withstand being planted in windy and seaside locations - which is exactly what most gardeners need in this area of the Vale of Glamorgan. They know exactly what will and will not thrive in the local area, and can supply the ideal garden plants and shrubs for local conditions. Apart from selling said shrubs plus the usual plugs and hanging baskets, they also offer a full garden design service through the professional knowledge and expertise of Matthew Griffiths, for those who want to start from scratch or revamp their existing space. He will draw up plans, landscape your garden, and even organise maintenance on an ongoing basis if you really want to remain hands-off.

My wife and I paid our first visit here on Sunday it won't be our last visit beautiful plants very…read morehealthy . brambles tea room is well worth a look in nice people very friendly I can't recommend this place enough .if they had ten stars I would give it to them

This is another big but fairly expensive garden centre that sells everything you'd expect, from…read moreplants, pots and garden ornaments to barbecue equipment, garden tools and furniture. This place stands out from the rest, however, for its range of miniature 'Show Gardens' where they offer ideas and inspiration for your own garden, including some interesting designs and layouts, use of a variety of materials, and different planting styles. I was also quite impressed by their range of plant pots, both for indoors and outdoors, which included more choice (in terms of colours, styles and materials) than many of their competitors. They're also good for trellis, patio furniture and garden tools. There's a section selling aquatics, another selling gifts (some of questionable style, in my view, but each to their own!), plus a cafe.

A pretty good garden centre, large, with just about everything you'll need. An impressive range of…read moreoutdoor and indoor plants and pots, trellis, netting, patio materials and garden tools. Artificial flowers too, a gift department and a cafe (which could do with more choice, especially vegetarian). The 'show gardens' are interesting and a good idea to help people trying to plan the lay-out of their new gardens. Quite an expensive place.

What a place. This has to be the best garden centre ever! It…read morehas absolutly everything, beautiful grounds and display gardens, and the opertunity to take you time plodding along taking in all the beauitful plants and flowers. There is so much choice its great. All types of plants etc are clearly located and easily found. It is a family run buisness and has been going for years.. and gets bigger and better everytime i go. The owners mr and mrs webb live onsite next to the centre, and are the most friendly people you will ever meet.. they are always found walking around chatting to the customers, or with people coming and going from the house. Mr webb still works around the gardens although most of the running of the place is taken on by his son.. and also a few other fantastic members of staff, who are all brilliant, and make you feel so welcome. You can tell mr webb is around as he is always whistling. There is a parot called perkins who has been there as long as i can remember, who can whistle just like mr webb. The parrot also wolf whistles, and says a few words. there used to be a few donkeys and sheep that would often be seen popping their heads over the gate saying hello.. but as time has passed on so sadly have they. Mrs webb used to run the cafe which years ago was the tea room,.. no more than a little wooden shed.. that kept getting extentions! but as it got busyer and busyer and much larger the running of the place has been taken over by another local buisness, the nant-y-ffyn hotel, this at first was a little strange no more of mrs webbs fantastic steak pies, but it is still fantastic, and their sunday lunches are the best around. It's a perfect place to relax on summers day.. meet the locals, catch up, have a cuppa and a meal and buy all you need for your garden, from statues, furniure, orniments, sheds, plants tools and soils. Its really does have it all! The webbs are always sooo friendly and very very knowlegable they know everything you''ll ever need to know about the garden! The views from the centre are also incredible looking over to the preselli mountains. perfect, I totally recomend it!!!

Have to agree with the above statement there! This place after so many years still hasn't lost its…read morepersonal touch and I hope it never will! Has knowledgable staff and all the goodies you need for your garden!Mr and Mrs Webb are always around and you can't beat having a good ol' chin wag with them. I can't talk about this place without mentioning the tea rooms either! The food, the place, the staff! I've always found them to be very friendly and will always make you feel at home. No request is too much for them either! Main meals during the week are delish and the puddings on a sunday- heaven! Be prepared to give up your diet when you come here!

This is a very large garden centre situated in West Monkton, just to the East of Taunton. It has a…read morelovely range of trees and outdoor plants, plus an enormous gift centre with crockery, local foodstuffs, etc. The cafe sells nice cakes and a wide range of cold and hot drinks.

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A few miles outside Bridgend, a rambling, rather scruffy garden centre. However, having said that,…read moreyou can pick up some nice plants and ornate pots more cheaply than at other 'flashier' and upmarket centres. The people are helpful and will carry heavy things out to the car for you.

Trelawney is a big garden centre located in Ashford. Outside the garden centre there is a pond that…read morealways has really well fed looking fish and there is a little park for your children to play in. I quite like it in the summer as you can walk round the grounds. Outside they also have a variety of plants, garden sheds and garden ornaments that you can buy. Inside there is a big choice of plants, gifts (especially at Christmas) and they have café which has seating in and outside. A few times we have been to the café and had a roast dinner which was lovely. At Christmas time the garden centre normally sells lots of decorations and has a Santa's grotto. The garden centre always looks really well looked after I'm not really into flowers but I still enjoy looking around there and my daughters do as well.

Trelawney garden centre (previously Ashford) is a recently refurbished big garden centre.Situated…read morejust outside barnstaple it has lovely views over the estuary that you can see for the garden and pond outside the centre. As well as the usual plants it has a huge range of gifts and a cafe that does an extrememly delicious cream tea!

A little off the beaten track but well worth a visit. Originally stopped here for a coffee but the…read morerange of fresh food on offer meant I decided to have lunch here. The tarragon chicken and rhubarb and red currant crumble with Earl Grey ice cream were delicious and the cost very reasonable. I dined outside to make the most of the sunshine and surroundings. A quick tour of the walled garden, where the cafe is sited, revealed that most of the ingredients I had eaten were sourced only a few yards away. Fruits growing in the garden included apple, pear, raspberries, blackcurrants, apricots and kiwi fruit and I'll definitely be making a return visit here. A real hidden gem

HUGE disappointment we were under the impression as this garden was at the college with a…read more(horticulture Dept ?) that this would be really special... It's a dump! I know it's early March but after a visit to the Welsh Botanical gardens this morning where we were overwhelmed with early spring colour this garden centre was 60? % full of dead or sad plants even the plants killed off by the big freeze in Dec where still in their pots outside the cafe. Best thing about this place is the homemade cakes in the cafe! The woman who served us was full of cheer -not There is a shack in the carpark that does dog grooming if your interested but if your after plants try B&Q lol

what a fab place for a day out loads of different things to look at and buy, even stopped for a cup…read moreof coffee, will definitely be back more than once

Have lived in the area for 20 + years have used the shop mainly for small items but always get…read moretreated brilliantly by all the staff who are always super helpful, cheerful and knowledgeable a lovely place to shop

Incredibly well hidden away, a real little treasure. Outside they sell very traditional garden…read morefurniture, such as bird baths, picnic tables, and a rather unusual garden shed. Inside the Potting shed sells many little household items and gifts which are pretty, practical, or a combination of both. I personally fell in love with the vintage ladybird learn to sew kits and little boys will love all the Beano goodies. I can't further express how easy it is to miss this place, If it hadn't been recommended it would have been so easy to miss. REALLY worth checking out, whether you live (it's worth the journey).

Went here a two weeks ago as a treat for my daughter who had been very unwell , we really enjoyed…read morelooking around the lovely things for sale but decided to go for a coffee and was very surprised at how unfriendly the staff were there wasn't one smile amongst them all despite me smiling at them i found them to be rude and unwelcoming and won't be going there ever again very disappointing indeed.