Nurseries

Nurseries

A nursery is the age when the average child starts to become more conversant with language and starts to develop a stronger understanding of the world around them. This is also a great age to introduce a child to the world of reading. Here are some great ways to make this happen for your child.Benara Nurseries, originally established in 1963, has grown over the years to become the leading destination of trade and wholesale plant supply for garden retailers, revegetation projects and the wider landscaping industry throughout Australia.

Nursery

At Caragh Nurseries, we’ve always a fantastic stock of trees, plants, hedging and shrubs that we produce over our 55 acres in Co. Kildare. We have a huge range of wonderfully large trees, specimens, plants & shrubs that you won’t find in your local garden centre and much more fun! So if you need a new design for your garden or to screen for privacy we are always here to help and we can deliver and plant too!

Welcome to Tendercare Nurseries! Tendercare is celebrating 30+ years of excellence and is Britain’s leading horticultural resource centre. We offer more than 100 000 mature plants, specimen trees, shrubs and herbaceous perennials on a 17-acre site situated in Southlands Road, Denham, Buckinghamshire. You'll spot Safety Buzz, our safety mascot, all around our nurseries, where he shows children how to look after themselves and others. We help children stay safe outside of nursery too; our unique Safety With Buzz programme is packed with activities and resources for parents and carers that teach children to understand risks and make safe decisions. (Source:www.busybeeschildcare.co.uk))

Garden

For more than 50 years, the staff of Baseline Nurseries and Garden Centre has provided London and the surrounding areas with a wide range of native and ornamental trees. Our team has a true love for trees and takes great care in taking them from seedling to sapling and beyond. Our full service garden centre specializes in large caliper trees, shrubs and perennials and everything to create a beautiful outdoor work of art in your yard.

Seed libraries: Many traditional libraries have embraced seed libraries. With your library card, you can “check out” seeds to plant in your garden the same way you would check out a book. Some libraries ask (but don’t require) that you save seeds to bring back to contribute to the seed library.While vegetables and your edible garden may be top of mind while placing a seed order, don’t neglect herbs and flowers. If you go back another time to order herb and flower seeds, you’ll be paying for shipping again and you may miss out on discounts offered when placing a large order. (Source:joegardener.com)