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.

lovely staff, fantastic range and prices (I fill a car every month) and the plants do brilliantly…read more once in the ground, pots and baskets. They also do pre-planted baskets and pots all year and their indoor Christmas pots were beautiful and put a smile on all my family's faces. They also sell bulbs at the perfect time for planting and their half price pot collection cannot be beaten on variety or price anywhere, incredible display for a bargain price

Now I have crossed over into my 30s I feel drawn to Sunday's shopping at garden centres and looking…read moreat homeware options....as nurseries go this has l to be a five star experience. There were some hardcore Sunday shoppers here and rightly so this place is beautiful. Full on country side vibe with every possible flower and shrub imaginable! I got my trolley and causally stilled around the centre settling on buying some sunflowers and other really hard to pronounce types of flowers for my mom and dads front garden. I have no idea who named some of these varieties of flowers....but they went innnnn...I won't lie a lot of them I couldn't pronounce but I gave it a good go..with varying results.... The flowers here are super cheap too the sunflowers were like 1.50 each and most pots are below £3...bargains galore!! The only thing to note is the tills are busy...people are flocking for a wide for those bargain blooms so set out an afternoon for this trip it's definitely going to take you a a few to see everything and pay....but that's the vibe surely...loved it.

Great place, friendly staff,prices ok, pp plants good, carpark small but if only they had a cafe it…read morewould be perfect.

It's little nursery tucked in the corner of the M60 junction near Sale. Chances are, driving past,…read moreyou don't even know it's there. Not sure what they do the rest of the year but this is the simplest, most organised christmas tree shopping I have ever done and I was well pleased with the product and the experience. You got 3 types of trees and 4 - 5 ranges of height, organised in rows. Bloody simple, and the trees look pretty good too. I don't know what are the prices but we paid £37 for a 5-6ft Nordman. Job done !

This is a medium sized garden centre. It has fish, summerhouses, a crazy golf centre and plenty of…read moreparking. It also has Gentleshaw wildlife centre, which is a wonderful place to visit. It has lynx, pumas, raccoons, monkeys, and a wide variety of birds of prey, which do displays aswell.

A brilliant garden centre with an inside and outside plant dedicated area. There are also 2…read moreseperate shop units within the shop: Ripples, a fishkeepers paradise, and Hobbycraft, a crafters paradise! The garden centre has large carpark and caters very well for disabled by having a very large disabled only carpark right by the door. There are several entrances and exits so that you can always get out near to your car rather than having to traipse miles with the things you have bought. There is a very good area with outside where you can get various garden statues and water features. Inside there is a lovely cafe, and also a section where you can buy locally produced goods such as pies and cakes. It has a very good gift and also a nice book section.

Bridgemere Garden World is a great garden centre selling a huge variety of plants and other items…read more There is loads to choose from for the garden and they also have an indoor shop that sells indoor plants, ornaments, clothing, gifts and loads more. There is a Hobbicraft store in the grounds of Bridgemere that sells all sorts of craft materials. Bridgemere is a great place to visit in the run up to Christmas as they have a Christmas shop selling lovely decorations and gifts and they do some great Christmas trees in all different sizes that don't drop needles. They also have a carousel outside and a Santa's grotto. If you are looking for something for your garden it is a great place to visit and is also great if you just fancy an enjoyable afternoon out as there is plenty to look at.

TL;DR - Small but perfectly formed garden centre…read more First thing I want to say is that you can't compare Bud to other garden centres. It's tiny, so don't come here expecting to see a huge range of plants and supplies. But that said, they make wonderful use of the space available to offer a good range of well chosen and curated products. In fact it's remarkable how much they've managed to cram in here. For such a tiny plot in a residential area they've got a wide range of plants, including some growing in a tiny greenhouse. There's also a range of gardening supplies and a beautiful range of small flowerpots - actually nicer than I've seen in many big garden centres. Staff are friendly and clearly very knowledgeable but also gave us space to browse in peace. Parking can be a bit of an issue since you'll need to find space on the road nearby.

Beautiful plants. Knowledgable owners that can offer constructive advice about your purchases…read more Ethically sourced produce and community minded business. A1 .

OK, so I'm a bit biased, as I tend to automatically love anything green. However, Bournville Garden…read moreCentre is a particularly good haven for all things bright and beautiful that you may fancy in your garden. Personally, I would like almost everything that they stock in my garden. But this is sadly unfeasible. As well as the beautiful plant displays outside, they also have a lovely shop inside, with lots of lovely Emma Bridgewater-style gardening ornamentation as well as things for the boys like barbecues and fire pits. They also do a great Christmas tree service: they will cut and plant to your requirements as well as carrying the darn thing out to your car. The shop always looks amazing at Christmas as well, with lots of lovely hand-crafted decorations. They have their own store card as well, which is great if you're a regular. Which I am. Even if I just spend most of my time strolling around looking at plants rather than actually buying anything. Perhaps I need to get out more....

I'm a big fan of this place. As a garden centre it's a lot bigger than you'd expect, given it's…read morelocation in sleepy Bourenville. There is a large outdoor section with a huge selection of plants and shrubs and the interior boasts a whole host of goods, from the decorative to the useful. As I'm currently taming my large and unruly back garden, I'm often in here looking for dangerous chemicals! The have a 'Gardening Club' reward scheme that is free to join and actually works out as a genuine reward scheme - many is the time I've got to the counter to pay and fished out my card to receive a discount. They also post you a leaflet every month or so with a list of offers and some vouchers.

Wonderful place! I go in and find myself surrounded by all different types of sweets, ice creams,…read morebeers, etc. And that is only the starting shop, when you enter fully, you see a beautiful selection of clothes, toiletries and polite staff members. The staff will always ask you if you need help with anything. If you go further in, you can find a spectacular restaurant with all different types of food and drink. Also pretty sure there is a farm, but I do not know if it shut down. They do have a fish section where you can feed massive fish, buy small fish, axolotls, and even, I believe, eels! And the price is completely worth it! 5stars, would recommend!

Carr farm is a nice place to go for your garden needs, me, i go for large english breckfasts. Best…read morearound.

Reasonable, fairly standard garden centre, and a haven for grandparents…read more I grew up down the road from here, and although they don't have the same Chrostmas displays anymore, they got rid of the kids play area, and they no longer keep koi carp in the now very over grown water feature thingywatsit out the back, they still have a lot to offer. Your standard garden centre stuff, a good range of outdoor and indoor plants, seeds, bulbs, tacky looking ornaments, fish, candles, gift wares, clothing, indoor and outdoor furniture, and a cafe with a reasonable array of hot foods, salads, cream cakes, puddings, hot and cold drinks including alcohol, and even ice cream sundaes in summer. Winter of course brings a local old bloke dressed as Santa too, that isn't always amazingly convincing. Everything is moderately priced, and kind of average. Nothing totally amazing, but it'll all do!