Our next events are:
All the shows we attend have been cancelled up until the end of June. We will keep updating here and via social media with any developments.
We are going to be uploading many more products than usual to our web site over the coming days
We will still be dispatching online orders, please be aware carriers are likely to be busier than usual and this could create a slight delay
Annual Tulip Open Weekend 11th & 12th April – Cancelled. 2021 dates to be announced shortly
Horticulture is about improving the environment, surrounding yourself with colour, vibrancy, and shape, but also about food growing, sustainability, and community part-taking in both creating and enjoying great environments and contributing to sustainability. We cater for all the green fingered people out there. For those who like to surround themselves with decorative plants, we exhibit and retail spring, summer and autumn flowering bulbs. We have also popularised the Zantedeschia genus (also known as Calla) in the UK through our presence at RHS Flower Shows throughout the past 5 years. – Matthew, Brighter Blooms
A-Z Veg Seed
Early Main Crop
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We thought it was important to familiarise the public with the extensive range of varieties. This is why at the Chelsea Flower Show 2015 we’ve exhibited 25 different varieties of Zantedeschia. We think that focusing on just one genus for the summer growing season for the past several years meant that we have made all the mistakes possible, and we can now advise our customers on the best ways to successfully grow Zantedeschia.
For those interested in grow your own, we display and retail baby leaf salad seeds, as well as plant material needed to establish an all edibles garden. These include bare root fruit trees, soft fruit, rhubarb, strawberry plants, and a wide range of vegetable seed and seed potato and many more. And because we know horticulture is best done in the community, we also actively support a local community group in Preston, the Friends of Fishwick and St Matthew’s, by working alongside the members and by supplying the community garden in Ribbleton Park with edible and decorative plants and bulbs.
– Matthew, Brighter Blooms
