GRAND SUMMER SALE NOW ON!

Come and see us soon! We have some fantastive offers available, including;
10% Off all Plants!*
(unless already discounted - offer must end 31st July)
Also, bedding plants from 50p per pot
Herbs £1 each
Up to 30% off selected lawn care products
10% off stoneware and terracotta
Many other savings on furniture, clothing, gifts and large plastic pots...
And lots more!
Get the most from your flowers!

Bedding containers and hanging baskets should be in full swing by now, with plants eating up any nutrients or feed in the compost. For continued blooms start to feed with liquid or water soluble fertiliser and repeat every two weeks for the rest of the growing season.
Looking after your Roses!

A garden wouldn’t be a garden without a rose bush or two. And, when you think about it, they needn’t be bushes, for there are climbers, ramblers, ground-hugging roses and miniatures that can stay in pots all year round. Read more...
Climbing or trained rose
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Welcome to Abbey Garden Centre
Our garden centre will provide you with top quality plants, products and gardening information. Being an independantly run business we can offer you the best customer service possible in regards to all gardening matters.
Our fully licensed restaurant is open 7 days a week, offering a wide range of food including our full English breakfast, main meals and hot and cold snacks throughout the day.
We offer a carry to car and home delivery service for your purchases.
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Black Eyed Susan

The Black-eyed Susan or Thunbergia is more usually regarded as a conservatory climber then a bedding plant but it will grow happily outdoors if the site is sunny and sheltered. It can be used for twining up posts or other supports or left to trail over banks and walls. It will grow rapidly and the showy flowers are standing out above the heart-shaped leaves.
Cutting back
Cut back delphiniums and hardy geraniums with a pair of secateurs, after they have finished flowering, to encourage a second flush of blooms in late summer.
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