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*** SHOW NEWS - GOLD MEDAL AT GARDENERS WORLD LIVE - NEXT EVENT WOBURN ABBEY GARDEN SHOW ***
After a busy week at Gardeners World Live, where we were pleased to receive a gold medal for our fuchsias, we're off to Woburn Abby Garden Show this coming weekend, the show is open 22-23 June, do come along and say hi if you're visiting! Click on Shows on the left hand side of the page and you can see where else we'll be exhibiting in 2019.

*** MAIL ORDER ***
Mail Order for 2019 has now closed, although you can still browse all the varieties that we grow and start planning for next year! Plants can still be purchased from our displays at flower shows, or by appointment from the nursery (please ring to check availability and make arrangements).

Mail Order for Spring 2020 will open for orders to be placed online from September this year, but if you can't wait until then please ring the nursery and we'll be happy to take your order over the phone.

Why Fuchsias?

The answer is of course quite straightforward - with their many different colours, flower forms and growth habits there is simply a fuchsia for everybody out there. An easy to care for and rewarding plant which offers vibrant long lasting displays from the late spring through to the autumn

First discovered in the late 17th Century, the genus fuchsia was named after the botanist Leonard Fuchs. As more and more fuchsia species were discovered plant hybridisers soon got to work, the result being the fantastic range and variety available today.

Over the years we have honed our range, carefully selecting varieties which provide good consistent results in order to provide the very best to you, our customers. Once again we thank you all for your kind comments and hope that you will find something to suit your particular garden. We aim to have a fuchsia for everyone - be they a complete novice or a hardened fuchsia fanatic.

So what are you waiting for - explore the following pages and place your order without delay to ensure your own fabulous fuchsia show and remember all the plants which we sell are propagated and raised on our family run nursery in Suffolk, so you will be supporting British horticulture.

Mail Order - PLEASE NOTE: WE ONLY DISPATCH PLANTS TO U.K. ADDRESSES

This is how our plants are packaged before being sent to you via first-class post.

Young plants in 6 cm pots are dispatched from early March to end of May.

Orders can be placed at any time in advance; when you can either specify when you would like the plants delivered (please allow up to 30 days from date of order), or if you do not choose a date they will be delivered in April. Orders received during the mail order season will automatically be dispatched as soon as possible unless otherwise specified. The majority of orders tend to be sent within 10-14 days, but we do ask that you allow up to 30 days from receipt of order.

Our full catalogue can be viewed here on the website together with online ordering facilities.

When making up an order of your own choosing please order in multiples of six plants (made up of any combination of varieties), as this is how the packaging comes. PRICES :- EACH BOX OF 6 plants is £24.90 inclusive of post and packing.

*ALL PLANTS GROWN PEAT FREE!!*

Lucky Dip Boxes Only £18.90 - Ideal for You or as a Gift

Too many to choose from? Why not treat yourself or someone special to one of our great lucky dip boxes and save £6! Each box contains six different labelled varieties.

Early Bird Discount

Save £2 on every box of six plants when you order before 31st December each year for next Spring delivery!
(excluding Lucky Dip boxes)

Paper Catalogue

Our full catalogue is available here online, together with details of how to order. However, if you would still like to receive a copy of our paper catalogue please send in a 1st class stamp together with your name and address.

We regret that e-mail only requests will not be responded to due to the immense number and the rising costs are proving very prohibitive.