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1st September 2010
See us at the 2010 Murabilia Show, Lucca, Italy 3-5 September
Ben will, again this year, be at one of the most important garden shows in Italy, Murabilia 2010. The event is held in the walled ramparts of Lucca on the 3rd, 4th and 5 September. For more information see the website www.murabilia.com
11th January 2010
Very exciting news - Our own glasshouse under construction!
After a number of years of renting heated space for our tropical plants we have started construction of our own glasshouse at the nursery. Standing by our principles of sustainability, we are using a used Dutch glasshouse that will be heated by a waste wood boiler. Construction has been a little delayed by the snowy weather but we are hoping to have it up and running in the next month or so. We will be supported in funding the project through a Welsh Assembly Government Investment Grant.
11th January 2010
Happy 2010 to all our customers – old and new!
24th August 2009
Meet Ben and see our ferns at Murabilia Show, Lucca, Italy 4-6th September 2009
Ben will be showing our ferns at the Murabilia Show held on 4th, 5th & 6th September 2009 in Lucca, northern Italy. Ben will be travelling with Sue Wynn-Jones of Crug Farm Plants See www.murabilia.com for more information
13th May 2009
See our plants at the Chelsea Flower Show
Look out for our ferns being used by three designers at this year's Chelsea Flower Show. Mark Gregory of Landform Consultants; Kate Gould of Helios Designs and Rosie Nottage. Kate will be featuring our new plant introductions Pteris berteroana and Blechnum mochaenum, both grown on our nursery from spore collected in Chile.
13th May 2009
Good News for our European customers - Shipping Rates Reduced!
Our shipping rates to Europe have just gone down! We are now able to offer shipping at very reasonable cost and to many more European countries.
13th May 2009
See our article in the March issue of Journal of Garden Design
We were asked to contribute an article about ferns to the Society of Garden Designers' Journal of Garden Design - see it in the March issue or download the PDF file (3MB)