Flowerland is a garden centre in Iver that claims to be one of the biggest in the UK. It…read moreincorporates other businesses such as Maidenhead Aquatics, who offer fish and aquariums, and Windsor Leisure who have a large amount of garden furniture on site. I'm not a keen gardener but they appear to have lots of nice house and bedding plants. As a local resident, I mainly go to Flowerland for the coffee shop. The ladies who work there are lovely and the food is really nice. There are inside and outside seating areas and you will always find a space to sit, even with a pram.

Lovely place more than just a garden center you can just browse or they have some great gift ideas…read moretoo

Excellent garden centre. Lot's of selection and availability in bedding plants, all the usual…read morecomposts but best of all a really lovely restaurant/tea room that is spacious and warm, thee food is always great and the staff welcoming.

A reasonably large Garden Centre situated just out of Tring. Plenty of parking and overflow parking…read morewhich is needed in the Spring/Summer. Situated right next to a Landscape Company selling all kinds of wonderful garden buildings/ornaments etc, very interesting. The garden centre has a large range of mainly healthy plants, garden pots, and accessories, inside there is garden furniture, pet supplies and gifts and househild ornaments as well as all your gardening equipment and supplies. there are toilets and a coffee shop, a very pleasant way to spend an few hours. Nearly forgot to mention they also have greetings cards and books .

Frosts is the large garden centre at Millet's Farm, near Abingdon. It stocks a large range of…read moreplants, from cacti and houseplants (including some lovely pitcher plants, hanging from the ceiling) to shrubs and fruit trees. They have the usual seasonal ranges of bedding plants, etc, as well as gardening tools and containers. They also stock hard landscaping items such as fence panels and paving slabs, pond liners and pumps. And fish - both for ponds and for aquariums - and animal foods for pets and wildlife. There's also a stock of conservatory furniture and large play equipment. Beyond that they also sell a large range of non-gardening products, including books and clothes, candles and homewares. They set up a special Christmas shop in the autumn and there's a new cafe on site. You can become a member of the Frosts gardening club to save money on your purchases if you're a regular customer. They also invite you to special events - exclusive shopping evenings, talks and visits.

Nice place to visit, they have a great maize maze in the summer. Food in the restaurant is very…read moregood but pricey, the food shop also has very good quality goods in it, and the meat is excellent and mostly very local too. Garden shop has a lot of choice of plants and outdoor items, also the indoor plants are all very good the ones I have bought there last very well, still have a house plant I bought there over 10 yrs ago and its still going strong.

A garden centre with lots of added extras. There is a cafe (with a little play area for very small…read morechildren). There is a branch of "the Works" selling books and stationary. There is a branch of Cotton Traders and a picture framers. There is a great shop called eco-street which has lots of different styles of low energy light bulb wind-up radios and wind-up torches. They even have a wind-up front bike light which was going to be the invention that made my fortune since I'd looked all over the place for them. I'm now going to have to invent a wind-up rear light in order to make my fortune since for some reason they don't stock the back lights. They also refill Ecover washing up liquid and cleaning stuff and have bigger stuff such as photovoltic cells if you are thinking of going seriously green. And then there are the fish and reptiles. All parents of young children know that to have a cheap afternoon out on a rainy winter's day you go to somewhere that sells fish. This place has a Shirley Aquatics concession that sells beautifully displayed tropical fish and live corals. They also sell reptiles and stick insects. And sometimes they'll get the snakes out and let you stroke them. They do stock boring, grown-up things like hot tubs, swimming pools, garden sheds and even plants. And useful things like mouse traps. But lots of people go just to potter around and enjoy ourselves and it is a great place for doing just that.

Excellent garden centre offering a wide variety of shops inside. First of all you are greeted by…read morethe works, then the kitchen shop,christys towels, cotwold clothing, shirleys aquatics. My children love looking at the freshwater and tropical fish and seeing the rabbits and guineas in the pet store. There is also an excellent antiques centre run by sally and michael. The cafe does lovely food and there is a small inside play area so the kids can play safe whilst you enjoy your latte.

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.

Dobbies is the nicest garden centre I have visited anywhere in the world. It is well lit, clean,…read morespacious, helpful staff and a wide variety of products. A large car park too. Actually if I lived in Milton Keynes can imagine it's a popular place to take children for an outing. There is a large cafe with ample choice, a toys section with some LEGO sets I haven't seen elsewhere and unusual foods to take home and experience. The only reason I'm giving four stars is because the prices are significantly higher than they need to be both in the shops and the cafe. I appreciate it's a pleasant experience so a premium has to be paid but I felt it higher than it needs to be.

This place is a massive garden centre. It's actually a lot more than just a garden centre and I…read morethink the area given over to plants is probably only about a quarter of the space that they have there. As well as plants, they also have tools, seeds, furniture for the garden and conservatory, an absolutely massive gifts section with lots and lots of smelly candles and things like that, as well as a foodie bit with it's own delicatessen as well. It's a bit pricey for the food and gifty bits, but the plants and things aren't too bad cost wise I don't think. When it first opened my sister in law and myself managed to spend several hours wandering round the place looking at everything which might give an indication of just how big it is.

Garden centre which has been here for many years. Has been updated and enlarged over the years. Has…read morea good range of plants, there is also furniture, books and other gifts. A good percentage of this garden centre is undercover, which is ideal for visiting in inclement weather. It has an independant aquatic centre, and a pet store. They have a restuarant, which offers quite a good range of meals and drinks. At christmas they have a very large display of trees and decorations.

Oldish garden centre, particularly good for bedding plants.rSEE LATER REVIEW BOURNE END GARDEN…read moreCENTRE improved. Cafe on site.

This is no longer Blooms of Bressingham, they were taken over by Wyevale some time ago and have…read moresince demolished the old Blooms buildings and constructed a little out of town retail centre together with a huge garden centre. The garden centre is now ENORMOUS! You get to it by walking down a mall with various other shops there - Cotswold, Hobbycraft, Lakeland etc. When you're in the garden centre you immediately see a nice cafe on your left and a smaller coffee bar as well. Straight ahead of you is the outdoor area where there is a huge selection of plants, sculptures and furniture. There's even a section dedicated to paving as well. Back inside you'll find an upmarket food hall and a nice selection of furniture/homewares. There is also an area for bulbs and garden tools inside. The best thing about this time of year is that there is a great christmas shop as well!