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.

Pughs garden centre is the ideal place for all your gardening needs. The quality of their plants is…read moreexcellent, and they stock a wide variety of species. The staff are both knowledgeable and helpful. Attached to the garden centre they have a number of franchises, such as a pet centre, and more recently have opened a farm shop. At Christmas time this is certainly the place to come for your tree, I can never get over how many they have. An added attraction for me at Pughs, is the Bay Tree coffee shop, which serves the most delicious cakes.

Pugh's Garden Village in Radyr is a site that incorporates a number of stand-alone businesses…read morecovering gardening, pet care, aquatics, crafts, and a farm shop. Rather than try to do everything themselves, Pugh's - who themselves focus on being a specialist horticultural company - decided to bring in other complimentary businesses so that they could provide a wider offering at their site without losing their own focus. This resulted in the concept of the 'garden village' rather than simply a huge 'garden centre'. Pugh's Garden Centre is still the shop that dominates the Garden Village, however - offering all the usual plants and gardening accessories, with a clear seasonal focus. Then there's Ty Nant Farm Shop - a great place to pick up farmhouse-type foods, treats, and gift hampers. There's the Bay Tree Coffee Shop, serving breakfasts from 9am plus lunches and snacks throughout the day. And then there's PamPurred Pets, which as you'd expect specialises in foods and accessories for dogs, cats, birds and small animals. There's plenty to browse around on a rainy day, and the place attracts its fair share of oldies enjoying a good browse! The garden village is accessible from J32 of the M4, and the A470 Cardiff Valleys road and all suburbs in North Cardiff.

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 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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If your garden is in need of a makeover of some kind then you don't need to look much further than…read moreCaerphilly Garden Centre. This large and well-stocked garden centre has everything you'd need (and a load of stuff you'd never need) for your garden. It boasts a huge array of flowers and plants in its outside courtyard-type area, as well as garden ornaments like frightening gnomes or bewildering pandas. It's got seeds, guys. Loads and loads of seeds. It also offers garden furniture and things like wooden arches for climbing plants. It would be nearly impossible to convey how much garden-related paraphernalia is on offer in this place so you'd have to see for yourself. The staff are friendly and full of advice, so if the stupidly long Latin names are too much for you then just ask and they can most likely point you in the right direction.

Found on the outskirts of Caerphilly, the Garden Centre is Caerphilly's home of horticulture…read more With more garden products than Alan Titchmarsh's shed, this is the place to go if you're in need of anything for your back yard. Whether its compost, plants, weedkiller or flowers, Caerphilly Garden Centre will have what you're looking for; and a great selection at that. They also stock a wide range of garden furniture and patio sets, for those rare occasions the weather is decent enough to warrant a relaxing lounge in the sun. In addition to these, they offer a good variety for the budding outdoor chef with their extensive barbeque range. If you're bringing the kids along for the ride, the various pets on display will surely keep them occupied; with animals such as birds, reptiles and tropical fish. Also, should you be visiting during the festive season, the Garden Centre boasts one of the best Christmas Grottos this side of Lapland. And if that still doesn't entice you to the Garden Centre, then how about sampling the on-site restaurant, which offers a great selection of food; from steak and ale pie and beer battered cod to toasted sandwiches and baguettes, as well as a range of specials which alter daily. They also offer a variety of freshly baked cakes for those who just feel like stopping by for a brief snack and a cuppa. The restaurant is available for private functions, and the manager will be happy to alter the menu to suit your needs.

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

A truly enormous garden centre on the eastern outskirts of Cardiff, conveniently situated adjacent…read moreto junction 29 of the A48M where it meets the old A48 Newport Road. It's a popular shopping destination in its own right, and is actually part of the large UK-wide Wyevale chain. As well as an enormous range of plants, seeds, gardening tools and gardening supplies, it sells all sorts of gardening-related merchandise, such as garden buildings, garden furniture, pet supplies, books, ornaments, greeting cards, toys, clothing etc. Their prices aren't the cheapest, but it's all in one place and the quality is not bad (and it is getting very hard to find independent high-quality traditional nurseries, these days). Many of the staff are not that expert in the plants, though - certainly not compared with the horticultural or botanical expertise that resides in parts of the British gardening fraternity. That said, they always seem to be pretty friendly and willing to help, and the whole experience is rather less intimidating than it can be in some traditional nurseries. For those living in hope of a dry summer, there is an extensive range of barbecues and barbecue supplies. (Note: worth getting in stocks of charcoal, as there is always a run on supplies at the first sign of Bank Holiday sun). They also have a hire service for a very extensive range of garden and building machinery, if buying your own rotovator or mini-digger seems something of an indulgence. Perfect for the would-be 'Bob the Builder' (or 'Bob y Bildar'). There's a decent sized cafe, which is quite pleasant outside the week-end peak times, although there's no escaping the warehouse 'architecture'. It's very popular with pensioners during the week. At week-ends, the whole place is packed by families on an afternoon out, which makes for a slightly more stressful shopping experience. The centre has toilets and is designed to be accessible for wheel-chair users. The Wyevale website is quite interesting for the novice gardener, with a 'plant finder' facility, which tells you what you can grow in the soil and aspect of your garden.

Blooms is a massive garden centre that's easy to get to from either Cardiff or Newport, with…read morehelpful staff (though not all of them perhaps 'experts') and a huge array of plants, garden furniture and ornaments, and gardening tools and accessories. The centre is also home to a decent little book shop and a café, and it sells jewellery, clothes, pet-related products, farm-style foods and even fresh Welsh meat, jams and chutneys! Blooms even offer an equipment hire service, so you can hire garden and building machinery rather than go out and buy it if you only need it for a one-off occasion. Some of the stock can be a bit on the expensive side, but I think most big nurseries are the same, and at least you can browse around lots of different departments under one roof here.

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!

Brynawel Garden Centre is located on Sully Road near Penarth and also incorporates the Brynawel…read moreFuchsia Centre, a section containing a blast of pink and purple fuchsias alongside many varieties of geraniums. It started out life in 1976 as a family run nursery growing tomatoes and lettuce for the wholesale market, followed by spring and summer production of flowers for the same market. Over the years, it expanded into the garden centre it is today - aimed at domestic customers. They produce most of their own bedding plants and their main specialities are Fuchsias (more than 1000 varieties) and Pelargoniums (more than 200 varieties). The fuschia shop is said to attract people from far and wide, and is open from March to September. They also sell shrubs and trees, spring bulbs, fertilizers, pots and planters, hanging baskets, garden furniture, watering products, Wolf tools, and lots more - then at Christmas they also sell Christmas trees. Brynawel also offers free local delivery within Penarth, Barry, Dinas Powys, Sully and Wenvoe on Monday and Friday. If you lie outside those areas you can still get delivery, but they make a small charge. The garden centre is a Wolf tools main agent, so sells plenty of gardening equipment from hoes and rakes to battery hedge shears.

Loads of different plants to other garden centres and very well priced. It is a bit run down but…read morethe stock justifies it! The toilets are very run down but useable. Was quite quiet however a really nice garden centre. If the owner is reading this I highly suggest you set up social media to attract more people. I highly recommended you visit.