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9 years ago
Gorgeous farm shop with beautiful plants, produce, and a fabulous butcher! The shop itself has a great selection of home goods and gift items. I wasn't impressed by the tea shop. Food was just ok. Lovely tea and cake however. read more
Henfield Road Poynings
Brighton BN45 7AF
United Kingdom
01273 857445
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http://www.rushfields.com
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What time does Rushfields Plant Centre open?
Rushfields Plant Centre opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Rushfields Plant Centre close?
Rushfields Plant Centre closes at 5:30 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Does Rushfields Plant Centre have parking?
Yes, Rushfields Plant Centre has parking options.
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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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Very large centre that incorporates several independent businesses. There is a huge stock of high…read morequality plants, trees, clothing and china/porcelain. Also, a Pet and Aquatic store. Not the least expensive in the area but there is little competition on this scale. Large car park that always seems to be quite full up. Wheelchair friendly and wheelchair supplied, if needed. Toilets well maintained, and there is adequate food/drink to be had. Housed in this centre is the Southern Heritage Centre. There is a separate review for this.
I take my grandma to this huge garden center and she absolutely loves it. I'm not much of a…read moregreen-fingered person myself but there is a huge amount of plants and garden furniture available in here and plenty of staff on hand to advise amatures like me on what to buy. They also have a really nice little cafe here that does an excellent breakfast for £4.99 until 11.30 so I always try and get down there nice and early so we can enjoy a good sit down afterwards!
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Try the cafe from breakfast to Sunday lunch , ask for Mark the cafe manager always willing to help…read moreall the girls are patient, nothing is too much trouble , oh ask louis to cook your breakfast I'm doing weightwatchers and he has been very helpful. The main wyevale garden centre offers so much it's hard to list . Always an array of colours a bountiful haven for any budding gardener , or just to look at .
Property is so expensive in Brighton that what would be considered a bin yard up North is…read moreconsidered a spacious front or back garden here! Being lucky enough to have both a spacious front and back garden, I am always on the look out for gorgeous new plants. I usually buy my lavendar and herbs from Flower City round the corner and go to Wyevale Garden Centre for everything else. It's expensive but the stock is always varied and extremely good quality. They have plant pots, soil, gardening furniture and seeds inside and a massive selection of seasonal and perennial flowers, plants and fruit trees inside. I've bought everything from rosemary, thyme and chilli plants to dahlias and rose bushes and everything has grown beautifully. In fact, if I could afford it I'd go back tomorrow and order fig and olive trees for next spring.
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.
CALL IN ANIMAL WELFARE! Poor goats are constantly itching and riddled with worms and mites. None of…read morethe animals have straw or hay - they're expected to sleep on the cold wet floor! Outrageous!!!
Swains is a fantastic place to go for fresh, locally reared produce. Its a huge site that also…read moreincludes a really impressive garden center too. We buy all our meat and veg from here as I drive past it a couple of times a week. It is a little more expensive than a lot of butchers or veg stalls which is why I didn't give it full marks but I think its worth it. There's some lovely animals in the grounds to keep the kids occupied too. Some very strokeable donkey's and some very smelly pigs. Incidentally, the pork here is fantastic and I'm guessing comes from the above mentioned smelly pigs!
As spring starts to show its little head with bluebells appearing, the intrepid gardener in me…read morestirs. Though the summer-long hosepipe ban which is already in force for the southeast of England may put a slight dampener (no pun intended!) on things Woodcote Green Nurseries are located a road along with a few other horticultural centres. However, they are the biggest and have a few more strings to their bow apart from the garden centre At this of year, I like to add some seasonal vegetables just for the year and perhaps plant a new fruit bush or tree which will yield a bountiful harvest over many years. Sometimes, some herb plants may need replacing after a harsh winter though it wasn't too bad a winter this time I also love to browse their aquarium area though I've discovered through experience that my doctoring skills sadly don't extend to my finned friends, so I now confine myself to looking at the fishes! They have a nice cafe with hot and cold food as well as cakes and drinks for a snack, hence catering for different types of meals. Edinburgh Woollen Mills have an area with clothing and there's a small book department too Like the start of a new football season, spring brings with it a season of hope and limitless opportunities in the garden!
As it is really the nearest to me, often go there for various gardening accessories, and just for…read morepleasure, and for the excellent café.
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We recently moved to a house where the garden looks like something out of a Tarzan movie…read more Over-grown brambles, over-hanging trees and weeds everywhere so we have invested in a few bits and pieces to get it looking a bit better. I would highly advise you to head to this shop before going to somewhere like Homebase as they have a much better selection here and the equipment is of a much higher standard. They cater for professionals as well as domestic gardeners too. We bought an excellent hedge trimmer for £80 and the staff were really helpful with advice and tips. They also had loads of hand tools and a really good selection of chainsaws which I'm saving up for next!
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.
We placed an order on line and it had been confirmed together with the pickup agreed for yesterday…read moremorning. On arrival they could not locate the order. After waiting a while we were advised that they had sold out and our order could not be completed. There was no information as to whether it could be completed if at all! Obviously disappointed I find that we had traveled unnecessarily at a cost to us and as pensioners it was a cost we could ill afford. Obviously ordering on line is not reliable, and an altogether nasty experience. Date of experience: 29 April 2024
Superb garden centre that's sure to cater for your every need…read more This place is HUGE a look at the car park, overflow carpark and overflow overflow car park will give you some idea just how HUGE! The plant selection here is excellent. Houseplants, shrubs, bedding plants, trees, you name it, they'll have it. Plants are always in excellent condition and they're very reasonably priced. Staff are friendly and knowledgable about the plants they sell. There's an excellent florists and you can order some fantastic bouquets or make up your own with their extensive cut flower selection. A huge range of stoneware, soils, barks and stones are available and this place is so popular it even has a drive through compost run to allow you to pick up your compost without having to park. Outbuilding, pool and pet concessions exist. There's a good range of gardening attire and gift ware. A good range of toys and gifts complete the set up. There's a cafe here with limited outdoor seating in addition to a large indoor area. There are always plenty of trolleys of varying sizes but do expect the place to be VERY VERY BUSY! Recommended.
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We visited this garden centre just once last year. We wish it was a little closer to where we live,…read moreas it is wonderful. They have a great selection of plants. We went specifically to get a plum tree. We got a lovely shaped specimen and were given good advice about planting and pruning. The chap we were speaking to also recommended a couple of jasmines and we bought a few annuals too. He kindly tied up the tree and helped us into the car with it. The creepers and tree have really taken hold in our garden, thanks to the good advice, and are growing nicely this year. We're hoping to make another trip out to Thompsons later this summer.
An excellent local garden centre. There is a good stock of plants, vegetables, fruit trees, shrubs…read moreand garden ornaments. There is ample parking and useful trolleys to use for your purchases. The shop area houses a large range of garden furniture, water features, books and gifts as well as a large range of house plants including orchids and some exotic species. There are also many types of garden compost and accessories including paving and stoneware for garden landscaping. Overall a very pleasant place to browse for your gardening needs.
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Igigi General Stores looks and feels like a boutique shop you'd stumble across in Paris…read more There's a spiral staircase which leads to a cafe and the walls have been stripped back to reveal original details of the building. As for their stock, they specialise in expensive, antique chairs, daybeds, cupboards and chaise longues. The cosy size of the store means there's usually only one of each on display but the owners clearly have access to more as they also offer a home-styling and bespoke furniture service. As well as unique pieces of classic furniture, they sell lovely linen, tableware, glasses, bowls, chopping boards, cake stands, candles and toiletries. It's an enchanting space but I suspect if I took items home they wouldn't look quite as special as they do in the store! I also find the fact everything's white, cream or wood a little bland. Like Pedro Almodovar, I love splashes of bold colour and Igigi is devoid of them.
Igigi General Stores has a really nice, homey atmosphere - a great shop to come into out of the…read morerain. The home décor and natural gift ideas came in a grey, beige and wooden theme. Handmade soaps, bath and shower gels, china and dishware, napkins and placemats, candles and vases were all in these natural colours and had a nice earthy feel. Wooden items included functional pieces like coat-hangers as well as decorative figurines - mostly hand painted animals. Men's fashions were displayed in the basement, although women's fashions have been moved a few doors down on Western Street. I didn't venture into the café upstairs, but from glancing in, it had the same homey/earthy feel. I'm guessing healthy organic yummies, but will venture back this week to check it out. Igigi is a bit expensive for gifts, but they're unique and high quality - I recommend checking it out.
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.
Took my Son on Sunday, 12/04/24. He wanted a bowl of Cheesy chips which was ordered along with…read moreadults food and drinks, A young blond girl served us and we sat down outside. When the food arrived my Son, who is far from greedy said there was not a lot of food, when I looked at the bowl of chips there was barely a third in it with some cheese thrown on carelessly. We waited a minute for the drinks to follow and when they didn't I went back in to enquire as to where they were. It was then I noticed the young blond girl who had served us now sitting at one of the tables on her lunch break with an overflowing bowl of chips! No guessing why my Son was left with scraps then! We won't return.
i have shopped here lots of times over the years. Prices are good and it's crammed with plants and…read morebric a brac. On our last 2 visits we have been served by the same woman who is so rude that it's actually funny. She even has a sign by her till to warn customers not to abuse the staff ! You don't see that ofter but understand why now. If we do back, i"ll wait to be served by the other cashier. Who knew Basil Fawlty had a sister !?
Lovely little store I found completely by chance. The window…read moredisplay drew me in with it many colourful items and models of Hindu Gods. The store keeper was really kind and helped me to find a model of exactly what I wanted. Many of the items for sale are actually very old and thus the real thing. No where else sells these in Brighton that I have ever seen!
Tulasi is a fantastic little shop filled - literally - with books, trinkets, bags, blankets and…read moreknick knacks of an Eastern flavour. It's one of those places you can just stand still in for long periods of time while scanning the shelves. Everything is so bright and colourful - I imagine any of the items would brighten up my flat, but I was mostly drawn to a mobile dangling little elephants. Really great. The shopkeeper was super-friendly, chatting easily as I browsed around. She was warming herself in front of an electric heater - and nearly dancing to double the effects.
Its really nice to have this flower in Peters Flower shop. I really love the fresh flowers that…read morethey have.Highly recommended shop.
This place takes over where Woolworths left off. They always have the one thing you have…read moreforgotten. It's great that they have kept the same format of Woolworths. Fancy dying your curtains, they have dyes. Feel like taking up knitting? Wool and needles available. Forgotten cake for tea. They have that and tea bags. Gardening, they have the lot. Bird feeders and seed, yep! Birthday card, wedding cards, it goes on and on. Kitchen equipment, toys, the list goes on and on. Drop in when you are next in Broadwater, you will be pleasantly surprised.
Situated underneath my dentist so makes it handy for popping intoalthough there isn't much there…read morethat I need. BUT..there's always something, isn't there!! For me today it was Rose spray.what else. There is a plethora of varied stock held here and all at very reasonable prices.. A store that doesn't offer the best but does offer alternative prices within a stretched budget. Good competition for Bargain Express etc etc!
I'm increasingly becoming a bigger fan of the London Road Open Market, particularly now I've…read morediscovered the existence of this rather nice 'Market Flower Shop'. Located in the heart of the market, you'll find the prices to be considerably lower than bigger florists in the centre of town. Selling a range of flowers and plants (a number of which are home grown on a nearby allotment), you can pick up a host of bargains here. The lady working here was extraordinarily friendly; I went to buy a pot plant, only for here to recommend another one because it would be better provided by the weather.
Its rare I give a 5 rating. This shops wares greets the visitor to the open market. Its a great…read moreambassador for this area. The plants are very cheaply priced. The quality is as good as any flower retail outlet. In such a small area the divercity of plants is high. There is always a helpful member of staff on hand. The staff seem very caring for their wares. Its simply a interesting place to touch and smell whats on offer.
One of the most sophisticated florists in Hove is Florian. A few minutes walk from Igigi cafe and…read morehomeware, it's the perfect place to pick up some flowers for yourself or a loved one. As it's spring, there are currently big bunches of daffodils, tulips, hyacinths, narcissi and freesia outside the shop. If you're wanting to make an impression however, I'd opt for one of their elegant, hand-tied bouquets. Prices range from £20 to £50 for more expensive flowers like long-stemmed roses and birds of paradise. They also sell cute bulbs in pots, glass and ceramic vases and large indoor and outdoor plants.
This florist is really too expensive for me- you need at least ten pounds to walk out with even the…read moresmallest of bouquets and really more like thirty or forty pounds for anything worthy of the name bouquet. To be fair they do have affordable pot plants- some really beautiful ornamental cabbages for around £3. So I can't really afford it but I love to go in and admire! Florian's always has the most incredible window displays- I tried to capture the Autumn display with the full size scarecrow in my picture. The design inside is brilliant for showing of the blooms- they have all the stem flowers in tall clear vases so that they look very grand yet simple. The flowers really have center stage.