Walkers Nurseries is a usual stop for us each time we're in Doncaster. It's the nicest nursery in…read morethe area. They have beautiful plants from tiny to very large. The area is huge. They have pots, water features, garden ornaments, bird food, gardening supplies, a walking path through a lovely garden, and a cafe. This is a one-stop shopping bonanza for anything garden! If you love gardening and are in the are, it's a must see.

Walkers Nurseries is a lovely Garden Centre with a gorgeous shop which sell lovely gifts and…read moreornaments and a beautiful delicatessen with home made scones,pork pies,quiches and many more wonderful things. The garden centre has a huge amount of beautiful flowers and plants and anything for your'e garden needs. There is a lovely cafe at the back called the Garden Restaurant for teas and coffees in the gorgeous tea room. There is also lovely gardens to walk through. It really is a great place to visit!

Fantastic range of plants in all sizes. They proved to be extremely helpful when it came to…read morestocking out my garden, showing a real interest in making sure I had the plants that would work for my garden and not just what they wanted to sell me! It's not like your normal garden centre where they just point you in the general direction, Palmers know their stuff and will educate you too if necessary. Great place to go for a walk too - like a tropical wonderland in places. Video link: http://www.youtube.com/v/crwN1bkjOzY

Great plants and great prices. It is great to go for a look around too especially on a nice day!…read moreStaff are really helpful and friendly.

You need plenty of time if you want to look around everything at Reighton Nursery and be ready for…read morea walk. It has an enormous stock of plants but whenever I have asked for anything I have been directed to the exact spot.Advice is available if you need it and they are very pleasant.There is plenty of parking and they need it! I have often set off with a basket and then had to stagger back for a barrow. I only have a tiny garden so I have to be very carefull because not only is there loads of stuff it is reasonably priced.I am amzed when I get to a till and all my things are totted up and they know all the prices straight away. No looking up on computers.

I have just made my first visit to Reighton nursery and promised myself I will never shop online…read more I used to buy the cheapest version of plants - bare root, but in Reighton I bought garden ready plants for a fraction of what I paid for bare roots. It's such a pleasure to see your plants flowering within days, plus you can buy them at different stages of development. Diversity of plants is incredible Just can't find enough words to praise this place.

Chapmans Nurseries is a garden centre and Tea Rooms just outside the centre of Rosliston, opposite…read morethe Forestry Centre. Chapmans is the best garden centre in the local area; there is a good variety of plants, shrubs and trees, which are reasonably priced and very healthy. The tree section in particular has a wide variety of plants, more impressive than most bigger garden centres. The members of staff are cheerful and helpful, and genuinely understand about the plants they are selling, which is a novelty for a garden centre! It also sells mainly plants and plant related products, rather than the myriad of 'tat' that most garden centres sell. The Topiary Tea Rooms is set in a small wooden building, but has a beautiful outlook onto a sun-soaked patio where wild birds feed very relaxing. They only serve drinks and cakes, but I would definitely recommend the cheese scones. As the weather steadily improves, I would heartily recommend Chapmans as a place to go to rejuvenate your garden.

We have been going to Chapmans since re-locating from The Wirral for 10 years now…read more Our garden is mostly filled with plants, shrubs and fruit trees from them. If ever their is a problem with any plants there is never an issue with exchange, which I never had. Kevin is top guy, as is all the staff and their knowledge of all plants is so very helpful. Whenever we visit we always come away with some plant regardless of size, and most important for us, a great cup of tea / coffee and a lush scone or cake all home baked. What can I add " Well done staff and management at Chapmans " You won't be disappointed.

This place is wonderful, and the owner is a treasure. The wide range of stock is all beautifully…read morehealthy, you can be sure of wise horticultural advice, and if Enid hasn't got what you want she will get it for you; trees, hedging, shrubs, bedding plants, exotics - everything All that, plus car parking and lots of friendly dogs and cats. All nurseries should be like this - it's garden heaven.

Excellent nurseries, good healthy plants and good helpful advice. Good selection of plants, from…read moreyour small rockery to large exotics and acers, fruit trees, bamboo etc. if its not there they will get it for you. 5+star in every means.

Deans is a beautiful garden centre which has all the usual garden stuff and a large range of…read moreornaments and nick naks. They have an indoor and outdoor garden section with a varied selection of plants in each. They are slighlty more expensive then other local garden centres but everything is of the highest quality. At Christmas they have a beautiful display of ornaments and decorations, far better than you would get in most shops. they also do a lovely display which is nice for the children to look at. There is a lovely cafe within the garden centre which has beautiful food and has a lovely atmosphere and looks out over the outside garden area.

SLATE (South Leeds Alternative Trading Enterprise) is a second hand furniture shop, opposite The…read moreRange in Hunslet, which is 'a social enterprise providing work opportunities for people with learning difficulties'. I got that bit off the website so I wasn't un-pc about it. Mostly I like SLATE because of the bargainous second hand furniture, but you have to go on a Thursday or Friday because that's when they get their new stuff in. On a Wednesday it's a bit empty. Also they 'sell' second hand Dysons for a five pound donation (ahem), which they put together from parts from broken ones. There's some legal thing though which is why it's a 'donation', I don't know, someone explained it to me and I got confused. One time we went here when the minibuses were being loaded up and some man shouted either 'SAUSAGE! SAUSAGE! SAUSAGE!' at us or it might have been 'TOSSERS! TOSSERS! TOSSERS!', we couldn't tell. It was a bit unnerving.