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Norfolk Nursery Network was established in 2005, with the aim of making it easier for garden enthusiasts to find the best, local Theand independent nurseries in Norfolk.

You can visit any of the member nurseries and be sure that you are getting a refreshingly diverse choice of garden plants and excellent value for money. Each nursery is run by enthusiasts who will give you a warm welcome and be keen to give you a genuinely professional level of advice.

Complete beginner or seasoned veteran, discovering your local nurseries will add a new, enjoyable and rewarding dimension to your gardening.

There are currently 12 members including ourselves, comprising:

Aromafolia Specialist in plants with aromatic foliage

Blacksmith’s Cottage Nursery Specialist herbaceous perennial plant nursery with a wide range of choice and unusual cottage garden, woodland and architectural plants. Large collections of hardy Geranium, Geum, Polygonatum and Sanguisorba.

British Wild Flower Plants Expert growers of native British plants, with over 400 species stocked.

Creake Plant Centre Stockists of shrubs, herbaceous and climbers. Rare and unusual hellebored, old roses and Salvias a speciality. (No web site at present)

Hoecroft Plants Specialists in ornamental grasses, variegated and coloured foliage plants.

Norfolk Herbs Specialist growers of culinary, medicinal and aromatic herb plants for your garden, patio or window ledge.

The Plantsman’s Preference A specialist nursery with extensive collections of hardy geraniums and ornamental grasses, and a wide selection of unusual perennials and woodland plants.

PW Plants Specialist growers of bamboos and grasses

Read’s Nursery Fruit trees for gardens and greenhouses. National collection holders; scented plants for conservatories

Thorncroft Nursery Specialist clematis growers with many beautiful and unusual cultivars from the rare to the well-known.

West Acre Gardens A selection of perennials, shrubs, grasses, alpines, woodland plants and drought tolerant plants. (No website at present)

Britain’s foremost charity concerned withthe conservation of garden plants is the National Council for Conservation of Gardens and Plants (NCCPG)

The Royal Horticultural Society is the UK’s leading gardening charity dedicated to advancing horticulture and promoting gardening - we warmly commend their web site.

For botanical art of the highest quality visit Campbell & Cornell

You can also find a wide range of web links at Debby’s Garden Links

Another useful site to visit is the Garden Marketplace Directory