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10 years ago
Charming old-school nursery using methods carried over from Christopher Lloyd. Most appear to be from the gardens, so it may be a nice way to take a piece of Great Dixter home. read more
High Park Close
Northiam
Rye TN31 6PH
United Kingdom
01797 253107
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One of the best centres around here. Very high quality stock and at very fair prices. The staff of…read morethe actual centre itself are exceptionally nice and friendly. There are outlets of other stores situated within the centre. Craighoppers being one of them.if you've got the sort of cash they ask for the overpriced items they stock!! The restaurant does very well, having a Pensioners lunch on Tuesdays. There is a Loyalty card scheme in situ which is well rewarded we get offers of free lunches during ertain periods. The restaurant does get very hot and steamy, whih is uncomfortable.
Everything you'd expect from a nursery plus more visited here with my girlfriend Helen a brilliant…read moreselection of plants and garden related items we brought a couple of potted house plants. There's even a Bon marche clothing store within. And a costa coffee shop which we went into I had a latte and a Cumberland sausage toasted cheese sandwich which was really tasty and she had a Americano coffee and a chocolate brownie the staff we're really nice even though it was nearly closing time they still served us and didn't rush us to leave. Every thing you need for garden and lots more really nice people 10/10
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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.
This was one of my favorite stops on my whole trip to England. The food is delicious. Treat…read moreyourself to a cream tea if you can. And some cakes and cookies (or biscuits as the Brits say). Then take a stroll around the beautiful garden center. It was great to see the lush plant life that's so diverse from what we have back home in Colorado. The selection of sweets was just what I wanted and not the kind of stuff you'd find at the grocery store. And the books! A little something for eveyone and I good sense of humor. I was lucky enough to be see some of their Christmas displays and they did not disappoint - Harmonizing doo-wop penguins and a rock and roll band of Santas! The only downside was that my luggage was too small to let me take home all the souvenirs I wanted to pick up in the shop.
This place is very impressive. I've only ever been to garden centers off of high streets and…read morethey're normally very small and cramped. However this place is massive! There's a ton of parking and there's an outdoor space and indoors for all your home gardening needs. There's soil and pots and lawn furniture and gardening tools. There's a bunch of sales on discounted everything. Very impressed and happy it's within walking distance of where we live.
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!
went to smiths today!!!!!!!!!I had a great experience ,we needed to get some plants for the garden…read moreand we were really sucsessful today.I was really pleased with the experience today.There were thousands of plants in the garden centre,there were a lot in the inside area and an absolute abundance of plants outside.Also all plants were well kept and very watered,actually helped me keep cool in all this heat,they obviously take pride in each and every one of their plants.Also there is so much stock of everything(plants and non-plants).This has really pleased me as I've seen some garden centres which has hardly any plants and they are all neglected.However in this garden centre,they even have Christmas trees in June,but I suppose today(the day I wrote my review)is only 6 months till Christmas Eve!!!!!!!!!But I cannot see why you can't have a Christmas tree in June if you want to.I brought 3 small ones!!!!!!!!!Also I've been to garden centres in Christmas and they haven't had christmas trees.Also they were really well staffed as well,and our cashier was polite and even offered for someone to help us load the car.Also the smiths golf thing right at the back of the garden centre looks great and I'm sure will make a lot of money for the garden centre.Also their drive thru concept to collect soil was good and very well thought out,it's like a McDonald's drive thru but you show you're receipt to staff and then drive on to get the soil.Lovely experience!!!!!!!!
Smiths is a large garden centre just outside Uxbridge. There is a vast choice of greenery for sale…read morein a huge outdoor area, and also an indoor shopping area and cafe (not tried). It offers an extremely comprehensive range of products. Staff in the outside area can be hard to find but there are knowledgeable staff available if you need advice as I did when selecting a fruit tree for my garden. The level of customer service is high, I was surprised to discover that if you buy a heavy bag of fertiliser or compost it will be taken to your car on an electric carrier! So all in all a recommended place to go for garden supplies and products.
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!!
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Sunshine and plant displays at the Boma garden centre in North London
Our messy garden, made lovely by the Boma garden centre staff
Excellent Nursery/Garden Centre. Good quality plants, small but unusual selection of gifts, pots…read moregalore, pleasant helpful staff AND a Coffee Shop with a balcony. What more could you want ! A vast, amazing, variety of Roses with helpful advice on choosing a perfectly named rose for that Special Occasion. The Clematis section is always good, too. Nursery staff are real experts and will spend time explaining & advising. I am always spoilt for choice here. All this in a lovely setting that you just can't help wandering around, there are hidden treasures at every turn. Watch out for the Elephant !!! Shame it is closed on Sundays. They have enlarged the Car park so there is plenty of space now.
Like outandabout I am disappointed they aren't open on a Sunday. This is a friendly place and they…read moredon't seem to mind people like me who are more interested in looking at plants than watering them. It is a mesmerising place to walk around and you will find something that takes your fancy.
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This is a super garden centre. It really is a destination venue. They have a wonderful selection…read moreplants. Although they may be a little bit dearer than most places you are paying for quality. They also have good ideas for gifts especially if want to find something a little different. There are selection of food counters and the butcher is very good. We usually stop and have a cup of coffee as there is a lovely airy restaurant.
Have just been to this Garden Centre and had a really happy couple of hours. I have been before but…read morenot for years and as we were passing saw that they had now opened a Coffee Shop so in we went. We were greeted at the door by a friendly member of staff who pointed us in the right direction. Coffee area is only small but lovely home made cakes & sandwiches. There Christmas area is on different levels and totally inspiring with imaginative displays that you just want to copy. A very wide selection of unusual gifts and books, as well as some different gardening gifts. In addition there were some really good offers. We spent far too long there but found some super presents that we are well pleased with. The plant section is vast with experts on hand to advise. They stock everything from Bedding to Perennials to Trees & Shrubs to Fruit & Vegetable plants. There were plenty of happy, friendly staff willing to help and there is a large car park. Entrance is diagonally opposite Pembury Hospital & almost directly opposite the Ramada Hotel. They are open every day. It is the most enjoyable shopping experience we have had in a long time.
Long time family run business. Loads to pick from. Rows and rows of every plant, shrub and twig you…read morecan imagine. Helpful and knowledgeable too. Loads grown locally, on site. Even has own potting compost. You cannot go wrong.
Two acres of Heaven. You can wander around looking at the amazing plantings and pinch ideas for…read moreyour own garden. Then because they propogate nearly all the plants they sell, using the garden to provide seeds & cuttings, you are able to buy the very plant you have just seen in bloom. Sheer Bliss. A wide range of Perennials, Wonderful Agapanthus, Red Hot Pokers (Kniphofia) like I have never seen before and the largest selection of beautiful, grasses I have seen anywhere. The owner is friendly & helpful but you are not under any pressure and left to browse on your own. Really good prices, too. This a kind of Secret Garden that you are in two minds whether to boast of your find or just wallow & keep it to yourself !! They don't take plastic but accept cash or cheques. They also produce a catalogue but there is no mail order. Open Wed-Sat (9.30am-5.30pm), March to mid-October.
This shop has cleverly called itself 'Baltic Trader,' rather than Boleslawiec trader, which is the…read moreplace in Poland where their pottery actually comes from. They stock traditional Polish 'eyespot' pottery, which is pottery decorated - normally in blue and white- by hand stamping complex spotted patterns. The pottery is hard-wearing, it can be microwaved, dishwashered, and so on. It's very pretty, but it is quite expensive. A small teapot came in at about £15, mugs about £8. They have a very large collection, with all different patterns. It's quite thick pottery, not thin china. It would be very nice for a rustic country kitchen such as you would find in 'Country Living.'
Love the pottery - I have vase and pots in their range but use fine bone chinaware for general useread more
Considering I've only been in two lighting shops in my entire life, I can only really compare this…read moreone to Light Settings on North Street. I must say, it's much nicer when not every single light is on. This shop sells a lot more artsy and unique lighting options - many of the lamps are some sort of statue or piece of artwork affixed with a lightbulb. Genres of lighting include: chandeliers, tall and short reading lamps, ceiling fixtures and outdoor decorative designs. There were also several in mosaic and frosted glass styles. Things that didn't light up included paintings on canvas and clocks - cuckoo and fancy Roman. All items are 40% off - Some signage indicates it's a closing out sale, so if you're looking for unique sources of light, you'd best venture in shortly.
Richard is very creative. I love visiting. You can find very unique items. It is not genetic so…read morebrings back the magic of Narnia and beyond. Love live Lewes.
This place is a gold mine for people who like vintage clothing and ephemera. They stock all sorts…read moreof old odds and sods: vintage clothing; an impressive selection of old kids' books, such as Enid Blyton novels and complete Ladybird series; old pin badges; leather travelling cases; vintage crockery, and so on and so on. There was a copy of 'The Chap' magazine (produced in Lewes) on display in the menswear section, which set the tone for the rest of the shop. The guy that runs it is sweet, and obviously an enthusiastic collector. I'd recommend this place for an interesting present, or just a place to pass a bit of time!
This is a small museum and art gallery. It has displays that are very boring. I hate places that…read morethink they can just shove something in a glass case and then label it. There is no interaction with the history on display here. It is an old style museum that hopefully will disappear soon. The art gallery has some interesting pieces on display. But, it is on such a small scale that it really is not worth the effort! The library is on the ground floor.
The Tunbridge Wells museum on Mount Pleasant Road is quite a cool museum. Not as exciting as the…read moretypes of museum's found in London or other major cities across the UK but it is home to some rather interesting artefacts and exhibitions. It's free so you can't complain to much and it's worth checking it our for something to do because even if you're not keen on it, you won't have wasted any money. Although I have to say that the dolls and toys section was really cool! There is also a collection of natural history and some great textiles and costumes available to view. It's not at all bad and I really recommend it because, as I said before, IT'S FREEEE!!
Smaller than expected but housing a good collection…read more We stayed for lunch in the cafe and I thoroughly enjoyed the seafood platter. The seagulls are obviously aware of where the food is but other than risking being crapped on the balcony was a good choice we felt. There are plenty of notices displayed to warn of the proximity of the birds too so you are well warned if deciding to sit out.
A little bit of sunshine and everyone flocks to the seaside. Consequently, it was impossible to…read morepark in Hastings today so we had to give our planned visit to the Jerwood Gallery a miss. They did, however, let me in to pee! There is normally a charge just to get past the front desk, but the nice man obviously saw the look of desperation in my eyes!! I did get a quick glimpse of some of the displays as I ran through - what I saw did look good and I will definitely be back to spend more than a penny!